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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Editor's note: This post was updated on Jan. 31, 2018. 

  While your next townhall or executive broadcast might not garner ratings like that of Game of Thrones, the technology behind your

Does every workday feel like an episode of MacGyver because you’re using duct tape and virtual paper clips to keep technology working just

Refreshing the technology at your organization can be an immense undertaking—evaluating solutions, juggling budget considerations, and

Walking on DSU’s campus on Thursday, Aug. 24, you’d see the type of energy from fans that only comes with the first game of the season.

More than half of tech decision-makers say technology at their organization hinders the adoption of new technologies. But sometimes it’s

While most of the 8.4 billion connected “things” in the "internet of things" (IoT) are consumer devices, businesses do most of the spending.

There are plenty of ways to waste time at work: long lunches, internet surfing, office gossip, and more. But some workplace time-sucks are

There are plenty of common nightmares about the workplace. Ever have the one where you show up to work one day only to discover you have a

When making technology investments, a lot can be riding on your decision: productivity levels, employee satisfaction, and — like it or not

Speaking of quality, what is it? Joseph Juran defines quality as “fitness for intended use.”

What if you threw a party and nobody came? That’s a nearly universal fear. Some outgrow it, but for others, there’s a workplace equivalent:

Meetings aren’t all that popular. But they seem even worse when you experience them in hard chairs, in cold rooms, with equipment that’s

Curium, a radiopharmaceutical company in Missouri, announced in 2016 that it would sell its nuclear imaging business to IBA Molecular based

As our lives increasingly move online, passwords are a more critical and ever-present part of what we do day-to-day. Yet, tech experts say,

Not all meeting rooms were originally designed to be meeting rooms. Many “acoustically challenging” workspaces are used for conversing and

  IBM is the latest company to make the news for rolling back options for flexible work schedules and working remotely.

Why do some companies grow for decades or more, while others phase out slowly as fast-moving startups take the reins? It may be a matter of

Editor's note: AVI Systems staff updated this blog post on Jan. 8, 2021 to include recent research, along with additional insights and

When considering a major technology investment, the critical question is always: How will this improve my bottom line? When it comes to

When it comes to allocating money in the IT budget, cybersecurity often gets the short end of the spreadsheet. As security and data

Starting or operating a business costs money no matter how you look at it. You need to hire people, and you might need to invest in

Surely, you've heard it before: Print is dead.

Countries and companies have been experimenting with the idea of shortening their workweeks recently. They want to improve the quality of

It’s an exciting time to be in this industry, said Brad Sousa, CTO at AVI Systems. “It’s a very different marketplace than in the past.”

Installation Technician Mitch Carlson didn’t quite know what to expect when flying into Fairfax, Va., to participate in InfoComm’s

One of the pros of a mobile workforce is that employees want to use their own devices. One of the cons of a mobile workforce is that

Workers used to leave work at the office, or at least, they’d be limited to what they could fit in their briefcases. Now your employees,