AV Week - MP3 Edition

Zoom makes over $750 million in one day, finding your next successor, and finding out how much consumers care about Green AV.

The value of manufacturer specific training, and working remotely in AV.

Poly faces legal disputes over their brand new logo, looking at Vista's Experience Center, and the state of soft codec and UC.

Vizrt acquires NewTek, the rise of video walls, and hacking AV.

Where digital signage belongs in the AV space, the pros and cons of using control modules, and landing the big job.

Plantronics rebrands as Poly, dealing with counterfeit AV products, and the power of partnerships.

The future of virtual attendees, what AVIXA's TIDE brings to integrators, and the potential avenues of products as a service.

How government regulations could impact the AV industry, the potential verticals for AV to evangelize, and future proofing systems.

Logitech has a soft codec interface, the rise of huddle spaces in AV, and the pros and cons of hiring extra AV labor.

GN Audio is buying Altia Systems, Datapath is extending their international customer support, and scaling house of worship AV.

Christie's CEO is stepping down in April, Biamp is activating 3 billion microphones, and what a working system means to you and your client.

Discussing the highlights of Integrated Systems Europe 2019 right from the show floor, and the potential future convergence of AV and IT.

Dante is doing video, A new alliance AIMS their sights at video over IP, and making an AV experience at the Mercedes-Benz stadium.

Shure's latest designer software version, Panduit acquires Atlona, and legislation that affects passwords and network protection.

The impact of CES on commercial AV, what it takes to have better cyber security, HDMI on a network switch, and Samsung plays ball with everybody.

QSC gets into video over IP, lighting as a possible revenue stream for integrators, and how eSports can be an opportunity for the AV industry.

Wrapping up 2018 by looking at the most interesting stories and predicting the biggest challenges and opportunities for 2019.

Looking back at the landmark stories for the AV industry in 2018.

The impact of resimercial dealers to the commercial market, getting your AV education online and in person, and experiencing transparent LEDs.

The rise of the global AV distributor, unique verticals to consider, and teaching your team to speak IT.