A Case for Conference Room Scheduling and Management Technology
Stop using a piece of paper outside of the conference room and consider the benefits of technology when it comes to scheduling and management of these spaces.
My TechDecisions Week in Review: Cybersecurity, Mass Notification, Space Force, Etc.
This week, September 3rd-7th, 2018: cybersecurity tips, a podcast with a cybersecurity expert, the need for a Cyber Force, and more.
Kansas State Video Wall and CRM Integration
Kansas State installed a video wall in the Berney Family Welcome Center that integrates with CRM for wayfinding, analytics, and more.
New RM Series Interactive Flat Panels for Students from BenQ
BenQ introduces RM Series classroom IFPs with certified low blue light and flicker-free technology ‘create active and healthier learning experiences.’
New 4K IP Cameras from Uniview
Uniview’s new 4K IP cameras are available in a bullet or turret housing with a fixed lens, and utilize H.265 video compression.
Community-Run ISP’s Are Stepping Up to The Plate
Companies like Comcast and AT&T are the big bullies of the broadband playground, but smaller ISP’s are providing services that may just be able to compete.
STEM Education Just Got a Big Boost – Guess Who Opened Their Wallets
Craigslist founder donated $1 million to STEM initiatives in low-income areas through DonorsChoose, a platform that will help multiply the gift’s benefits.
New AIA Course on LED Display Canvases fior Airports from NanoLumens
AIA course with NanoLumens will focus on how displays are initiated and funded, designed and integrated into airports around the world.
New DVRs, NVRs Added to Luma Lineup from SnapAV
The Luma Surveillance 510 Series NVR features point-to-point remote access service and will debut at CEDIA Expo 2018.
Blue Light Is Tech’s Aesthetic, But It’s Hurting Our Eyes
A group of optical researchers are putting their two cents into the blue light debate, claiming that it has a significant correlation to age-related blindness
