AVT Question: Please share insights into how your company’s products and solutions help ensure interoperability and connectivity not only on the day of deployment but also on Day 2 and beyond.
Thought Leader: Matt Morgan, Market Development Manager of Broadcast AV at Ross Video
Interoperability across systems isn’t a “nice to have” for corporate AV anymore; it’s the difference between a smooth live event and a day derailed by finger-pointing across vendors. At Ross, we design solutions to connect cleanly with what teams already use, while still raising production quality and broadcast AV standards.
IP and baseband can live side by side. Video, audio, and control signals move where they need to go, whether you’re in a boardroom, studio, training space, or global executive town hall workflow.
Matt Morgan, Market Development Manager of Broadcast AV at Ross Video
In real life, that means your control room can mix legacy and modern sources without drama. IP and baseband can live side by side. Video, audio, and control signals move where they need to go, whether you’re in a boardroom, studio, training space, or global executive town hall workflow. Our systems are built for predictable routing, stable timing, and reliable switching, so teams aren’t forced into risky workarounds when a new camera shows up, a laptop needs to be added, or a remote contributor joins at the last minute.
We also focus on connectivity beyond cables. Control and monitoring are designed so operators can see what’s happening, troubleshoot quickly, and keep the show moving without needing a room full of specialists. Because corporate environments change fast, our approach supports scalable growth: Add rooms, add sources, add outputs, and keep your workflow consistent.
The result is a production ecosystem that plays well with others every day—helping teams deliver clear, confident communications without rebuilding their entire AV tech stack.
