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In the first installment of this three-part blog series, I referenced the foundations of innovation and regional entrepreneurialism that

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.

Editor's note: AVI Systems staff updated this blog post on Jan. 11, 2021, to provide more insight and clarity into improving audio in the

When IT leaders think about enterprise software designed to help employees get work done, the checklist probably doesn’t include the

When the pandemic took hold of the economy, many people felt left in the dark by their organizations. What were they to do? Work from home,

Editor’s Note: Special thanks to Bose Professional for its sponsorship of this five-part blog series on audiovisual trends in the higher

Editor’s Note: This is the fourth of a five-part blog series sponsored by Bose Professional.

Editor’s Note: This is the second of a five-part blog series sponsored by Bose Professional.

Throughout his career, Brad Sousa, CTO at AVI Systems, has been finding the best ways to implement new AV technologies to enhance how

The University of Kansas Hospital built its Cambridge Tower A in order to handle the expected 30 percent increase of overall inpatient

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.

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

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

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

When Mike Zimmer got into work one Monday morning, he wasn’t expecting the call that brought news of an almost tragic event that was

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

Continuing talks around the benefits of telehealth, Senior Account Manager Mike Zimmer explains how a focused telehealth program can impact

Mike Zimmer has been focused on creating technology solutions for the medical industry for the last 26 years.

If there is anywhere you wanted the newest, smartest technology, it's probably the operating room.

When you’re thinking of a place to go relax and enjoy yourself, the hospital probably doesn’t come to mind. Some of us might default our

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

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.

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

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

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.

Imagine for a moment you walked into a bank and saw the employees using computers you remembered from the 1980s.

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

Rising health care costs are making headlines, but the challenges are complex. One way that some health care facilities are reducing costs

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

Keeping patient data secure is of the utmost importance in medical facilities. With that in mind, it’s understandable why doctors would

Once ICL Performance Products decided it was time to expand its Food Specialties Center, the global manufacturer realized it was going to

Today’s college students come armed with plenty of personal technology devices, and they expect the technology in their college and

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

Preparing for a new school year used to mean cleaning the desks and checking the pencil sharpener. But modern institutions of higher