Industry POV: An Integrator’s Perspective Of The Post-COVID-19 World
The nature of the office. Many business leaders thought that allowing employees to work from home would result in uncontrolled …
The convergence of information technology (IT) and audiovisual technology (AV) has been discussed and analyzed for well over a decade. However, in the past couple of years, what was once more “theoretical” has become the lived reality for systems integrators, consultants, installers, design-build firms, technology managers and design engineers. The industry’s biggest buzzword has become AV-over-IP. As a result, more and more fixed installations in commercial environments now reflect converged systems where AV signals reside on and utilize facilities’ backbone IT infrastructure. Every month, Sound & Communications covers the convergence in our in-depth, 360-degree installation features. In addition, we probe these issues in each edition of IT/AV Report, a three-times-yearly supplement to Sound & Communications that is edited by Shonan Noronha, EdD. Each issue of IT/AV Report explores the convergence from multiple angles, offering technology profiles, business insights and exclusive looks at specific venues’ IT/AV usage.
The nature of the office. Many business leaders thought that allowing employees to work from home would result in uncontrolled …
The need for adaptation and strategies for safety.
As employees head back into the office, affordable, scalable wireless presentation systems will help maintain social distancing while keeping ideas flowing.
New opportunities for AR, VR and MR have emerged from the pandemic.
Changes resulting from COVID-19 won’t disappear when a vaccine emerges.
If you went through the AV9000 commissioning checklist, you could find several very helpful items that would improve the operation of your home office—both for you and for your far ends.
Walking the line of reasonable expectations. Editor’s Note: This article does not constitute legal advice. You should consult an attorney …
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