InfoComm International Rebrands to AVIXA (Audio Visual and Integrated Experience Association)
InfoComm International has revealed its new name, AVIXA,which was in the works for two years. AVIXA will continue to brand its trade show as “InfoComm.”
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Voice Activation is Coming to Customer Relationship Management (CRM)
Here’s how your business can, and should, use voice activation for customer relationship management (CRM) to its advantage.
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MLB Teams Don’t Need Apple Watches to Steal Opponents’ Signs
Boston Red Sox using Apple watches to steal signs from New York Yankees another example of disastrous history between MLB and technology.
21 Extinct and Outdated Office Technology and What Replaced Them
Many of us have only heard the tales of old office technology long extinct. Here are 21 out of date office technologies and what has replaced them.
4 Tips for Installing Surge Protectors
Surge protectors need to be strong enough to handle regular surges and spikes and must be placed in accordance with code and best practices.
Why Layering Doesn’t Work for Technology Solutions
Here’s how to integrate your technology so you can start working smarter not harder. Quick hint: layering is not the answer.
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Florida College Offers AV Education Through InfoComm Foundation Partnership
Full Sail University is partnering with InfoComm International to offer online and on-campus AV education opportunities to students.
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80 Percent of Americans Support Biometric Payment Technology
Survey reveals American comfort in biometric payment technology, as well as the shift from paper checks to electronic payment systems.
Taking AV Design More Seriously as a Strategic Business Tool
AV design can be used as a business tool to improve business processes. TechDecisions speaks with Jacqueline Hoffmann of Mvix about how.
How Dealing with Faculty Input Complicates the Technology Decision Process at Universities
Faculty input – from teachers as well as registrars and budgeting committees – is a vital, but sometimes disruptive, part of the technology manager’s decision process at universities.
