At a time when the commercial audiovisual landscape is more competitive than ever, good business advice for the systems integration channel has never been more essential. Margins on products are low, and shrinking. The public’s tastes change rapidly, with today’s hot technology (for example, 3D) rapidly being supplanted by something different. Sound & Communications has its finger on the pulse of business trends among systems integrators, contractors, consultants, design-build firms and manufacturers. Each month, we publish “Industry POV,” “Integrator’s POV” and “Consultant’s POV” articles in which respected industry executives write thought-leadership essays. They complement our monthly “AVIXA POV” and “NSCA POV” articles, in which our industry’s trade associations comment on the issues of the day and help bolster their members’ success. Our thought-leadership articles are always informative and never a sales pitch, befitting Sound & Communications’ reputation as our industry’s leading resource.
Moderated by Dr. S. Ann Earon, this year’s State of the Industry panel at Collaboration Week New York featured the following speakers from Crestron, Shure, Intel and more.
Eric S. Yuan, Founder and CEO of Zoom Video Communications, Inc., received the ETF Industry Impact Award at this year’s Collaboration Week New York.
Randy Klein, President and CEO of Crestron Electronics, Inc., received the ETF Lifetime Achievement Award during this year’s Collaboration Week New York.
Harpervision’s Greg Harper opened the eyes of CWNY attendees to the exploding world of emerging technologies such as AI, graphical compute engines and 5G.
This Collaboration Week New York session, based on Nemertes’ benchmarking of end-user organizations, shares key trends shaping Enterprise collaboration.
This Collaboration Week New York session looks at how Google’s Sandy Jones views the collaboration space and the initiatives Google is bringing to market.
During this session from Collaboration Week New York, end users explain why they are in the hardware or software, closed system or open system camps.
This session from Collaboration Week New York, presented by Dr. S. Ann Earon, explores in detail the pros and cons of the entrenched camps in our industry.
During this Collaboration Week New York panel, enterprise end users tell us their stories of changing collaboration service providers.
This panel discussion from Collaboration Week New York defines the top of mind issues for the user community and the rest of this conference.
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