ResiWeek

The news has no sense of time like longer nights, it is always happening. And so, we are endeavored to bring you the latest news surrounding the residential side of the AV industry. Joining us this week is Senior Nerd for Backstage AV Mosey Levy, Senior Editor for CE Pro Bob Archer and CEO of Josh.ai Alex Capecelatro. We discuss making security a priority as more devices are connected to the network, and how to properly showcase what a home cinema can be.

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We're here to discuss all the latest news for the residential side of the AV industry alongside some veterans in the business. We talk to Rich Fregosa and Earl Naegele about how meeting equity can be achieved in the home office, and the ever-growing outdoor AV space for integrators to really get into.

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It's time to look at the latest news from the residential side of the AV industry. Joining us this week is Henry Clifford and Katye McGregor-Bennett as we discuss Parasol being acquired by Snap One, and Orro announcing that they are suspending all business and manufacturing operations.

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It's time to look at the latest news for the residential side of the AV industry. This week were are joined by Jason Knott and Dennis Holzer talking about how a 21-second video made an integrator $30,000, and the shifting market for projects within the residential space.

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Looking at the latest residential news for the AV industry alongside Todd Anthony Puma and Mark Feinberg. Samsung wants to be Carbon Neutral by 2050, growing your business on purpose, and Mitchell Acoustics comes to the US market.

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We are joined by Jeremy Glowacki and Amanda Wildman to discuss the latest stories from the residential side of the AV industry. What matters about Matter, why Massachusetts is banning certain shades, and how Access Networks is streamlining networks with Basic Configuration Services.

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Rich Fregosa takes the helm alongside Steve Greenblatt and Heather Sidorowicz to discuss the latest news in the residential side of the AV industry.

CEDIA Expo finally returns to the physical space, Commercial Integrator announces a brand new show for next year in conjunction with CEDIA Expo 2023 and Nice rebrands companies in North America.

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Even though CEDIA Expo is tomorrow in Dallas, we still have a wealth of news and information coming out of the residential side. Joining us this week is Principal for Fregosa Design Rich Fregosa and Owner of KMB Communications Katye McGregor-Bennett.

As previously stated, this is the week of CEDIA Expo 2022. One of the great events that will be going on will in fact be the AV Yoga group having their first in-person meeting on Saturday, October 1st. Katye was actually the founder of the group, so we ask her how it all started in the midst of the pandemic and the value of unplugging to connect.

This is going to be the residential side's first big return to the physical space since 2019. Although not as packed as previous years, we have seen successful returns from commercial shows like Integrated Systems Europe and InfoComm. What will it take for CEDIA Expo to be considered a success?

Labor shortages are becoming a factor well outside of the AV space. Whether it's quiet quitting, the great resignation or many other buzzwords, there is a major shift within the mindset of sufficient value in a job. What can a manufacturer or integrator do with the lack of work? Is there a way to make the AV industry attractive to the next generation to make this a great place to have a career?

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