AVTechnology

When planned and implemented effectively, custom-programmed systems can be one of the greatest assets to technology managers.

Your organization has asked you to livestream an upcoming event. Now what? Industry experts provide their advice on how to plan and execute a livestream that looks great and boosts engagement.

We go over the pros and cons of a newer protocol for low-latency transport, Reliable Internet Streaming Transport, or RIST.

John Nunez, global audiovisual manager, oversees the AV tools that help White & Case 6,000's employees collaborate across its network of 44 offices in 30 countries.

There's never been a more exciting time to be a fan of video technology. And from the current pace of innovation, the next decade may be even more transformative than the one that preceded it.

Using a video wall to transport remote participants into a physical classroom, the Coca-Cola University Digital Classroom is pushing the envelope of innovative instruction.

Jonathan Kornberg, director of instructional technology at Columbia University Medical Center, shares how he's outfitting the campus of a world-leading school with next-level AV.

AV Technology catches up with the CEO of the Finish company that has developed a VR headset with the resolution of the naked eye.

Making the jump to upgrade your facility from 1080p to 4K? A selection of industry experts weigh in with factors to inform your decision of when, how (and if) you should pull the trigger.

How well do you know your IT terminology? Dr. Phil Hippensteel breaks down the differences between terms like switches, routers, and gateways.

Education technology stakeholders are watching AI developments closely to learn where an infusion of machine intelligence can improve classroom UX. How can AI add value to traditional campus AV?

The shift to AV-over-IP architectures is bringing a number of challenges to the industry. But with these challenges also comes opportunity to stand out from the pack.

AV control today is like cruise control—helpful, but with a lot of input required. The goal should be to get to the equivalent of the self-driving car.