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No more lackluster meetings. That’s the refrain we hear from Fortune 1000 companies regarding all-hands or executive town hall meetings.   

You don't need to look at the most recent US Census Bureau figures to know that Austin, Texas is a high-growth city. However, what you may

As we inch toward a post-pandemic world, there’s a significant challenge facing companies of every size across all industries. Called

Smart buildings in science fiction are so smart they can predict your every need. They develop personalities of their own; they can turn

One of the biggest lessons the pandemic taught companies worldwide is that with just a meeting invite and a click-to-join solution, you’re

Even before COVID-19 hit, there was a shift toward tech-enabled collaboration. Companies that made an investment pre-pandemic were ahead of

Walk into a typical meeting room. It has a wall-mounted display, a way to hardwire in your computer, and a phone system.

You’ve likely seen digital signage in places like Times Square or the Vegas Strip, but you don’t have to be the Rockettes to take advantage

People across industries want to get back into the office, but not without fear that viruses wait for their arrival. Organizations across

Zoom, Microsoft and Cisco have been making headlines in the past few months because of their collective endeavor to solve a complex problem

Technology moves too fast sometimes. The rate of change leaves some businesses and organizations scrambling, while others simply lag too

As a CTO, the result I see too often is a system that meets the specifications but does nothing to create pervasive change in the

You’ve heard this story before. A CIO asks his or her team to help solve a big problem and they spend months framing up a solution. The

Projectors have been part of workplace technology for generations, and they've come a long way.

When it comes to a big AV purchase like a projector, most technology buyers invest a lot of thought, time, and research into the decision.

People out and about during their day may drive or walk by many digital signs. If they pass by the same image week after week and the

All-hands meetings for large companies can be complicated to orchestrate and pull off successfully. But while these meetings are enormous

In today’s digitally-enabled workplace, employees and teams use a variety of collaboration tools to accomplish a single task.

A rogue ringtone, a knock at the door, a missing document—there are plenty of things to interrupt a presentation. Your projector, though,

By now you've likely recovered from InfoComm 2018.

Americans used to dress up—not just to attend job interviews, jury duty, and the opera—but to go places like the airport and the department

What was once considered simply the “audiovisual industry” is now a high-tech industry of integrated systems, where emerging and converging

If you are implementing a proven solution at your organization, and everyone has the best intentions, what are the odds your project will

The technology in day-to-day life comes with a hefty dose of privacy concerns. People wonder how much technologies — like social media,

The average American worker spends more time working at the office than they do at home—7.9 hours compared to 3.1 hours. If that time is

The average knowledge worker consumes hours of digital media a day in the form of blogs, television broadcasts, Internet videos and more.

As technology proliferates in both our homes and workplaces, obsession over fancy new gadgets has given way to worry about the long-term

While AV and IT acquisition have long been manufacturer-centric, the tide is shifting and many companies are making decisions about AV and

Ask a Baby Boomer currently working in an office setting whether they are working in a high-tech, futuristic environment and they will

Companies are using teched out offices for everything from boosting productivity to attracting talent and engaging workers. Visual

Modern technologies can be thrilling. From robotics and drones to artificial intelligence and virtual reality, the stuff of yesterday’s

Editor's Note: AVI Systems updated this blog post on Jan. 25, 2021, to provide further clarity and insight into the changes to wireless

We’ve all pondered the old philosophical question, “If a tree falls in the forest and no one hears it, did it make a sound?”

Technology is always evolving from video walls to remote collaboration to interactive screens, but one thing is and will remain the same:

No matter the industry you are in, the size of your company, the location of your employees or the type of conference room you use, audio

When employees think of a healthy office environment, they may look at whether there are ergonomic workstations, comfortable break rooms,

Data breaches are always big news, but what about audio breaches? Google faced a backlash recently when it was revealed that the new Google

Buildings are not just smart these days.

There’s no place like home to get work done when you can’t or don’t need to make it into the office. Unless it’s a hotel, the beach, or

IT and audiovisual technologies are getting “cloudier” each year, and 2018 is no exception. The cloud services outlook is sunny and bright

When the fire alarm goes off at work, and you have to drop everything to obey the flashing lights, voice instructions, and the screeching

Soon, an artificially intelligent (AI) assistant may also be our instructor, friendly server, sales “person,” our support technician, and

Who hasn’t talked to their computer now and then?

You may have heard a while ago that virtual reality (VR) is the next big thing. Wondering when you’re going to be assigned a bulky headset

User: “Hey Siri, text John.”Siri: “What do you want to say?”User: “There’s an oil light on in the car.”

Unfortunately, the Vikings just weren’t able to #BringItHome.

Audiovisual (AV) technologies always have a bright and shiny appeal, but the newest displays and digital signage are literally as bright as

In today’s mobile environment, video content is produced and distributed in almost every industry. Colleges and universities record