How to Engage IT Buyers with Social Media By Jane Johnson published 14 March 13 There are many skeptics when it comes to using social media for business-tobusiness (B2B) selling.
Government Penalties on Hospitals Can Mean Business for AV Integrators By R. Randal Riebe published 14 March 13 What do Massachusetts General Hospital, Barnes-Jewish Hospital in St. Louis, and University of Michigan Hospital all have in common?
Healthcare Digital Signage Evolves with Smart Walls By Jay McBain published 7 March 13 The latest innovation in healthcare involves the use of walls and surfaces as computing devices.
Selling in the Age of Facebook By Chris Foreman published 26 February 13 For some time now I’ve been trying to come to terms with Facebook, Twitter, blogs, email newsletters, and all other variety new-age media. Are these legitimate vehicles for our marketing efforts?
Conference Phone Manufacturers Improve Audio by Rethinking Design By Holger Stoltze published 7 February 13 Historically, most user grievances with conference phones have revolved around the poor quality of the audio experience.
Ask Professor Phil: Hyperterminals & Configuring Video Encoders By Phil Hippensteel published 21 January 13 Dear Professor Phil, One of our video encoders has a connector on the back that is a serial port.
Ask Professor Phil: Limits on Twisted Pair By Dr. Phil Hippensteel published 15 January 13 Is it true that data, audio, and video can travel only about 300 feet on twisted pair because of external interference?
Understanding Video Traffic Interference By Phil Hippensteel published 28 November 12 Dear Professor Phil, At lunch several of us were discussing our new videoconferencing deployment. A debate developed.
How Online Video Can Benefit Your Corporate Application By Steve Vonder Haar published 28 November 12 Video should not be left marooned on its own island.
Setting the Scene for Real-World Video Communications By R. Randal Riebe published 8 November 12 The future poses much opportunity specific to the AV industry.
Sounds Like a Plan By Wesley Sutliff published 23 October 12 Ask a movie director and they’ll tell you that the audio track is worth just as much if not more than the visuals on the film itself.
How Does “Forward Error Correction” Work? by Phil Hippensteel By AVNetwork Staff published 22 October 12 Dear Professor Phil, We’re trying to select a video conferencing system. The locations that we will be conferencing are interconnected by the Internet.
Making Sense of Video Chaos by Steve Vonder Haar By AVNetwork Staff published 22 October 12 One should not underestimate the value of having a standardized, pre-defined set of tools for ingesting, editing, managing and distributing video content.
Hearing Clarity By AVNetwork Staff published 11 October 12 Q. The audio category is brimming with products for just about every application, including assistive listening. How and when did you notice a need for a new product—loop technology?
The Untold Riches of Rich Media By Steve Vonder Haar published 11 October 12 Most of today’s video technology platforms can produce an amazing array of metrics tracking the extent to which audiences are engaged with the rich media content they consume.
Ask Professor Phil By Phil Hippensteel published 11 October 12 Dear Professor Phil, One of our network technicians wants to place a sniffer on our IP video network to try to troubleshoot some problems that we’ve encountered.
