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EPISODE · Mar 30, 2026 · 35 MIN

Audio is Do Or Die For Meetings | AVWeek 762

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We keep upgrading the tech but are we fixing the experience? That’s the real question behind today’s “broken” meeting rooms and maybe it starts with one simple shift: audio first, not video first. If people can’t hear clearly, nothing else matters. At the same time, third-party plugins promise efficiency but at what cost to network control and security?The video version of this podcast can be found here.Host Tim Albright and his panel of AV industry experts bring you another essential AVWeek episode, tackling why meeting rooms still frustrate users, why an audio-led approach is critical to better collaboration, and how IT managers should evaluate third-party plugin ecosystems without compromising performance or security.Host: Tim AlbrightGuests:Willie Franklin – Willie on LinkedInKristin Bidwell – AVIXACriss Niemann – ShureThis Week In AV:Inavate – Apogee Insights Acquires PMA ResearchAV Buyers Club – AVer's TR535 receives Microsoft Teams CertificationAtlasIED – AtlasIED Unveils AIX Platform at ISC West 2026Installation International – Cisco Executive Keynoting InfoComm 2026HETMA – HETMA Board Nominations End March 31stRoundtable Topics:rAVe Pubs – Modern Meeting Spaces Still Need ImprovingInavate – Renkus Heinz Introduces Third Party PluginAVNation – AV over IP usage in StadiumsSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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We keep upgrading the tech but are we fixing the experience? That’s the real question behind today’s “broken” meeting rooms and maybe it starts with one simple shift: audio first, not video first. If people can’t hear clearly, nothing else matters. At the same time, third-party plugins promise efficiency but at what cost to network control and security?The video version of this podcast can be found here.Host Tim Albright and his panel of AV industry experts bring you another essential AVWeek episode, tackling why meeting rooms still frustrate users, why an audio-led approach is critical to better collaboration, and how IT managers should evaluate third-party plugin ecosystems without compromising performance or security.Host: Tim AlbrightGuests:Willie Franklin – Willie on LinkedInKristin Bidwell – AVIXACriss Niemann – ShureThis Week In AV:Inavate – Apogee Insights Acquires PMA ResearchAV Buyers Club – AVer's TR535 receives Microsoft Teams CertificationAtlasIED – AtlasIED Unveils AIX Platform at ISC West 2026Installation International – Cisco Executive Keynoting InfoComm 2026HETMA – HETMA Board Nominations End March 31stRoundtable Topics:rAVe Pubs – Modern Meeting Spaces Still Need ImprovingInavate – Renkus Heinz Introduces Third Party PluginAVNation – AV over IP usage in Stadiums See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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