AV Week - MP3 Edition

Amazon becomes even more of an AV company, discussing what makes an AV system "mission critical", and what it takes to be a global AV provider.

Maintaining a good relationship with your IT partners, streamlining your control system interface, and discussing Microsoft's plan to split the Hub into two projects.

Killer Apps for Video Over IP, CTI's new in-house internship, and the National Music Auditorium of Spain renews its emergency system notification system.

How voice control is faring amongst consumers, preparing for the trend of "resimercial" design, and developing dynamic workspaces.

The future of video over fiber, putting AV systems into cars, and acquiring data to create a better experience for your client.

Getting assistance for projects outside your area, What is required for projects involving digital projectors, and understanding when it's time to sign a non-disclosure agreement.

Microsoft and Amazon let their voice assistants talk to each other. LinkedIn implements Q-SYS for large-scale presentations. The qualities of an exemplary AV professional.

Crestron getting hacked at Def Con lets us talk about AV network security. The benefits of regional experience centers in audiovisual. Getting more APEx certified commercial integrators.

Corporate audiovisual installs will rise over the next four years according to a new AVIXA report. Selling VTC in an era of Zoom. Getting together with manufacturers on big installs.

Using AV-centric art installations to pitch your next AV job. Getting and keeping audiovisual employees. The benefits for ProAV dealers of end users at the InfoComm show.

Mergers and acquisitions among audiovisual distributors. Security and displays with PCs. Getting AV techs a running start on configuring switches for AV over the network.

AVIXA has new recommended practices for audiovisual networks. Almo adds a content creation company for ProAV integrators to get digital signage content. LG and Cisco partner to make your VTC systems work better.

What the move by ISE means for EMEA and North American audiovisual integrators attending the show. Diversified continues global expansion. Human-centric ProAV design.

The benefits of online and in-person audiovisual education. Figuring out how to best assess what your ProAV employees have learned. A new lighting standard for video conferencing from AVIXA and IES.

Sony has an ATMOS killer with an added feature, software-centered product development, showing off audiovisual wares at the World Cup.

Is Amazon a ProAV dealers competitor? Too many end users at the InfoComm show. Using mobile devices for audiovisual control interfaces.

Wrapping up InfoComm 2018, the ProAV industry's biggest North American show. We talk end-users experience, audiovisual manufacturers expectations, and a look ahead to the future.

Wrapping up the week of InfoComm 2018 talking experiences, integrated life, and data analytics in ProAV.

Amazon Echo's recording risk may threaten voice control in ProAV. Legrand launches commercial audiovisual group. Making the most of InfoComm 2018.

Connecting with audiovisual consultants. Peering into the future of ProAV at InfoComm 2018. Translating conference calls in real time.