One of the best ways to see and experience new AV products is to take in an industry show. And in case you missed Infocom this year, Almo Professional AV and its education partner AVIXA, are hosting its third in a series of day-long E4 events, Sept. 21, from 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., in […]
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AVIXA Says AV Industry Will Grow to $230 Billion by 2023
Asia Pacific passes North America in global AV share in next 5 years, with emphasis on hospitality, retail and health care says IOTA Global Summary.
Asia Pacific passes North America in global AV share in next 5 years, with emphasis on hospitality, retail and health care says IOTA Global Summary.
France Is Forbidding Smart Devices in the Classroom – Here’s Why
Answering the fear that smart devices are distracting students, the country is enforcing a law that bans cellphones from schools.
Answering the fear that smart devices are distracting students, the country is enforcing a law that bans cellphones from schools.
Indiana Appeals Court Regarding Compelled Production of Passwords
The state of Indiana seeks to change the way law enforcement obtains evidence, and court rulings say you can’t force people to give their passwords.
The state of Indiana seeks to change the way law enforcement obtains evidence, and court rulings say you can’t force people to give their passwords.
New Uninterruptible Power System (UPS) from Eaton
Eaton says its 9PXM UPS is designed to give data center operators and IT managers a scalable and flexible solution for delivering reliable backup power.
Eaton says its 9PXM UPS is designed to give data center operators and IT managers a scalable and flexible solution for delivering reliable backup power.
New PowerLite L-Series Laser Projectors from Epson
Epson’s PowerLite L-Series laser projectors are aimed at education, corporate and house of worship vertical applications.
Epson’s PowerLite L-Series laser projectors are aimed at education, corporate and house of worship vertical applications.
More People Are Using Commute Time to Check Emails – But It Might Not Be A Good Thing
Even though more employees are using “dead time” on a commute to catch up on emails, the boundary between the work and life balance is getting blurred.
Even though more employees are using “dead time” on a commute to catch up on emails, the boundary between the work and life balance is getting blurred.
California Passes Strongest Net Neutrality Law
The state of California has taken direct action against the FCC’s anti-net-neutrality policies.
The state of California has taken direct action against the FCC’s anti-net-neutrality policies.
You Should Consider Technology in the Site-Selection Process
If you’re a multi-site operator in the throes of opening a new restaurant or retail location, technology is likely not the first consideration weighing on your mind.
If you’re a multi-site operator in the throes of opening a new restaurant or retail location, technology is likely not the first consideration weighing on your mind.
My TechDecisions Week in Review: IT Providers, Project Management, Exoskeletons, etc.
This week, September 10th-14th, 2018: what type of IT provider to choose, the arms race of cybersecurity, wearable robot exoskeletons, and more.
This week, September 10th-14th, 2018: what type of IT provider to choose, the arms race of cybersecurity, wearable robot exoskeletons, and more.
