When it comes to learning about the AV industry, does online or in-person have any significant advantage over another?

We are feeling the effects of the supply chain shortage in all sectors, including higher education. But what effects will linger well after?

Looking at the effects of executive changes within companies and the ripples felt when the people at the top shift seats.

Bringing meeting equity to the home office through video bars, and looking at the potential worth of the outdoor AV space.

When it comes to voice control, what are the most common phrases used by clients? What can we learn to design these systems?

Sometimes a programmer can realize the exact user interface their clients are looking for are right in their hands.

What ASIC chips could do for the supply chain, Poly's video bar uses Android, and where the AV community might go if Twitter goes under.

What has changed when it comes to data collection with the digital age, and how companies can actually utilize that data.

It feels like every other week, there is a massive merger or acquisition within the AV industry. Are we going to hit a tipping point?

QMotion is rebranded to Legrand Shading Systems. What make a successful rebranding, and how do we not overcomplicate it for consumers?