James King and Steve Greenblatt talk about ways to convey the value of programming to clients and others within the AV industry.

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James King and Steve Greenblatt talk about examples of automation in AV systems, how it is implemented through programming, and what are some ways it can be misunderstood.

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James King and Steve Greenblatt talk about how the value of programming and programmers can be justified through metrics, goals, and measurable outcomes.

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James King and Steve Greenblatt talk about how AV is undervalued as compared to IT and it is reflected in the pay scale of programmers and other roles.

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James King and Steve Greenblatt chat with listener Richard Mitchell, Education Solutions Manager at Biamp, about unique aspects of audio programming and how it differs from control programming.

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James King and Steve Greenblatt chat with listener Richard Mitchell, Education Solutions Manager at Biamp, about his insights on the podcast, background as a higher education technology manager, industry perspective, and thoughts on the importance of programming and programmers.

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Richard Mitchell can be reached via email at [email protected].

James King and Steve Greenblatt the value and benefits they have realized through participation in podcasts and writing as well as other forms of contributing to the AV industry.

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James King and Steve Greenblatt talk about the growing influence of software in AV solutions and the impact software and programming will have in the future.

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James King and Steve Greenblatt talk about their experiences, highlights, and takeaways for programmers from InfoComm22.

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James King and Steve Greenblatt record in person at InfoComm22 along with Will Dewitt and Brittany DiCesare to discuss the details of APIs, their importance, and how their value can be realized.

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Will Dewitt, Learning Environments Manager at USC, can be found on Twitter @willrdewitt.

Brittany DiCesare, Account Manager and Relationship Builder at Control Concepts, can be found on Twitter @brittdice and LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/brittdice/. Control Concepts can be found at www.controlconcepts.net.