How Will Demand for Video Conferencing Evolve in 2015?
Three integrators speculate on how unified communications and video conferencing technologies will expand and improve in the next year.
Userful Releases World’s First 4k Network Video Wall
New solution brings flexibility and low cost of network delivery to booming video wall market.
TechDecisions’ Most Notable Products of 2014
TechDecisions has compiled a list of some of the most notable products in the year 2014, as recommended by industry leaders, tech decision makers, and end users.
Boston Beats New York with 90-Foot, LED-Lit Christmas Tree
Parker 3D completes 200,000 square foot holiday lighting installation in Boston, where the 90-foot Christmas tree is the tallest in the Northeast (sorry, New York!).
Touch Panels: When to Update, When to Overhaul
Hope Roth of Verrex talks touch panels, and explains when a system needs a fresh update versus when it needs to be put down for good.
19 Tips for Stable & Secure IP Video Surveillance
Here are a few dos and don’ts that installers should consider when installing IP cameras in their office.
Uniting IT and AV to Leverage Collaborative Technologies
As more AV equipment extends into the network, whether it be videoconferencing equipment, presentation displays, or collaboration tools, the world of AV and IT are becoming mixed. Should we be bringing them together in our companies?
Inside Atlanta’s High-Profile Security Control Rooms
In conjunction with its hosting this year’s recently completed ASIS annual Seminar and Exhibits, media members took a tour of security operations and command centers around Atlanta.
The Advantage of Centrally Managed Digital Signage Systems
Digital signage can get confusing, but a centrally managed system helps keep things in line.
Annual Scary Farm Event Uses Audio Equipment for Fright
Q-Sys Network Audio Platform Plays Integral Role in Knott’s Berry Farm’s Annual Knott’s Scary Farm Event.
