Brave New World
How cheap, great quality encoders change everything. Maybe.
   You’ve heard about MPEG4 AVC, otherwise known by its ITU-R standard designation of H.264. Probably heard about it ad nauseam, and are still left to wonder how this significant improvement in video compression makes any real difference to your business other than the usual, “now things go a little faster?”
Published in IT/AV Report, Spring 2007
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A LAN-Based AV Presentation Primer
A proposal that implements common TCP/IP protocols.
   A simple “connect and present” solution has long been the Holy Grail of the audiovisual system designer. Unfortunately, the consumer origins of most source and display signals...
Published in July 2007
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It's in the Cards
Your world won't ever be the same.
   Let’s be grateful to desktop video production, because it’s giving AV presentation systems a gift. But let’s be wary, because this is a complicated and challenging gift...
Published in October 2006
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The Simple Network Management Protocol
A clunky old control system is radically innovative for AV.
    The coming together of IT and AV can be pretty paradoxical. These things are oil and water in many ways. And nothing about the mixing of them is—let’s say it plainly—weirder than the now rapid pace of adoption of SNMP to control...
Published in IT/AV Report, Spring 2006
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Can SuperMAN Save Metropolis?
Wide area networking update.
    These days, companies need reliable, affordable broadband access to support their voice, video and data communications, just as surely as they have access to electricity and water. Indeed, affordable broadband service has become an important consideration in choosing where to locate corporate headquarters, factories and other types of major business institutions.
    Many in the IT world are now beginning to worry, with the US slipping to 13th in the world in terms of broadband deployment (behind Korea, Japan, Singapore, Canada and much of Europe). Just a few years ago, the US ranked third in the world, but today it’s falling fast....

Published in IT/AV Report, Fall 2005
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Previous Articles:

» Report: AV In Medical - Big, growing and how to operate in it. (IT/AV Report, Summer'05)

» Convergence, Convergence, Convergence - Connectors and cabling play a key role. (Jul'05)

» AV/IT Convergence and MPEG - Getting the right compromise in business communications. (Apr'05)

» Electronic Signage Networks - ESNs can play a role in homeland security in addition to traditional applications. (July'04)

» IT/AV/MW/EC/GC Convergence: Users, Furniture, Infrastructure - It’s not all in the hardware and wiring. (May'04)

» PC BoBs Take Control - Now they’re conquering playout network controls. (May'04)

» Educational Markets Graduate to Big Business - The IT/AV trend is strong in education, with AV spending ceasing to exist in education unless it is part of an IT project. (Apr'04)

» Metacontrol (IT/AV'03)

» Handicapping the Wireless AV Horserace - Didn’t They Used To Call That ‘TV’ and ‘Radio?’ (IT/AV'03)

» $3 Billion Business by ’07 - Heat up a business in lots of little increments, and eventually things come to a boil. (IT/AV'03)

 

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