Steve Greenblatt

Control Concepts’ Steve Greenblatt suggests how client centric strategies can ease AV industry product and labor shortages.

While parting ways can be a smart business move, it needs to be handled responsibly.

Fixing a symptom can be easy; identifying the cause of the issue and effectively addressing it can be a real challenge. While a reboot can appear to be a quick fix, the underlying problem could still be lurking.

Control Concepts' Steve Greenblatt provides strategies that can be employed to reduce the liability associated with selecting and deploying a new AV product.

In the AV/IT world, there is a need for the gig worker and pro services provider approaches, as each have their strengths and weaknesses and best serve certain types of needs and clients.

For more than a decade, there has been a shortage of talent entering the AV industry. With an overall staffing shortage and the “I quit” movement, you can’t afford not to reevaluate your recruiting and retention policies.

No-coding solutions can be viable for many AV systems that do not demand complicated functionality or operation.

While most AV manufacturers build their products with integration in mind, the effort to control third-party AV devices can still be a challenge.

Given current AV product shortages, the door is open to explore new solutions and products that may be considered less popular or unconventional.