Each week Commerical Integrator profiles an industry pro to gain more perspective on commerical integration. This week they talk to AVI Systems own, Steve Riley, AVI Systems' Central Engineering Manager.

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Why Celebrate? AVI Systems is celebrating our new partnership with Avid!

AVI Systems is NOW an Avid Elite Reseller in 15 states! We are commiteted to our customers success, whether you want answers to help you find the solutions that fit your needs on product selection or support. Our team is made up of industry veterans and experts with experience in Broadcast and Production sales, engineering, training and support. To learn more about Technologies we Integrate check out our technology pages here.

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Digital place-based media is fast becoming ubiquitous - running in places all along the path to purchase.

You'll find screens these days in malls, bars, gyms, doctors' offices, hospital rooms, office lobbies and elevators, restaurants, taxi's, airports, planes, hotels, and gas stations. The list goes on. The medium has been around for more than a decade, and really accelerated in recent years. But the question still comes up: "Why should a media planner consider digital-place based advertising in a campaign?"

Enter SMART Technologies early education contest between December 1, 2011 and January 31, 2012, and you could win a SMART Board 885ix for the school of your choice. The SMART Board can help encourage young learners to explore together through its multitouch surface and interactive content. Its intuitive interface encourages play and makes it easy for young students to start using it without instruction.

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Minneapolis-based AVI Systems, an employee-owned systems integrator, has picked up 26 former Roscor employees, the company’s CEO Jeff Stoebner says this week. That’s about one quarter of all employees that were laid off by the Mount Prospect, IL-based company at the end of October.
 
“Roscor was a fantastic company, that had fanstastic employees and fantastic clients,” Stoebner says. “It was because of that that AVI went aggressively after so many of those employees because we wanted to keep them together. That’s what a company is, it’s an assembly of people, that together can accomplish something that none could accomplish alone.”

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