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EPISODE · Apr 6, 2026 · 35 MIN

For An Industry About Integration, Tech Should Work Together! | AVWeek

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“We have way too many standards and too many proprietary systems for our own good.” That’s the uncomfortable truth behind where IPMX stands right now. It promises interoperability… but in a fragmented AV landscape, is that enough to actually simplify deployments? Meanwhile, displays have quietly evolved into networked infrastructure, not just screens.The video version of this podcast can be found here.Host Tim Albright and his industry expert guests bring you another must-watch AVWeek episode covering critical topics from the commercial AV world, including where IPMX truly stands in solving interoperability challenges and how commercial displays are reshaping enterprise and higher-ed environments.Host: Tim AlbrightGuests:Chris Neto – MidwichRebecca Sullins – AmpThinkTom Kehr – AlmoThis Week In AV:Residential Systems – Sony & TCL Partner for BRAVIA LineAV Magazine – Stratacache Layoffs Amidst Tariffs & Memory CostsAVNation – Samsung Introduces Color E-Paper DisplayrAVe Pubs – CEDIA Advocates for Industry at Capitol HillInavate – Absen Celebrates 25th AnniversaryRoundtable Topics:AV Magazine – IPMX Used in Science MuseumAVNation – Rethinking Commercial DisplaysAlmo - Effects of Throwaway LivingInavate – LED Glass Floor Removed at Big 12See 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 have way too many standards and too many proprietary systems for our own good.” That’s the uncomfortable truth behind where IPMX stands right now. It promises interoperability… but in a fragmented AV landscape, is that enough to actually simplify deployments? Meanwhile, displays have quietly evolved into networked infrastructure, not just screens.The video version of this podcast can be found here.Host Tim Albright and his industry expert guests bring you another must-watch AVWeek episode covering critical topics from the commercial AV world, including where IPMX truly stands in solving interoperability challenges and how commercial displays are reshaping enterprise and higher-ed environments.Host: Tim AlbrightGuests:Chris Neto – MidwichRebecca Sullins – AmpThinkTom Kehr – AlmoThis Week In AV:Residential Systems – Sony & TCL Partner for BRAVIA LineAV Magazine – Stratacache Layoffs Amidst Tariffs & Memory CostsAVNation – Samsung Introduces Color E-Paper DisplayrAVe Pubs – CEDIA Advocates for Industry at Capitol HillInavate – Absen Celebrates 25th AnniversaryRoundtable Topics:AV Magazine – IPMX Used in Science MuseumAVNation – Rethinking Commercial DisplaysAlmo - Effects of Throwaway LivingInavate – LED Glass Floor Removed at Big 12 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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