AVNation TV

Looking at the potential opportunities of virtual fashion and where extended reality solutions come into play.

Now that we've had the potential of what working from home can do for businesses, is it time to fully commit to hybrid working?

Considering an incoming recession, chip shortages, market inflation and other economic risks, AV can survive because we are everywhere.

New technology always sounds nice, but there is a balance between innovation and implementation, especially in higher education.

What will it take for manufacturers from the AV industry to take vulnerabilities and security risks more seriously?

It's better to have security and not need it rather than be without it in a time of crisis. How do we sell the importance of secure AV?

Discussing the potential merits of extended reality solutions within the world of fashion, and what it can bring creatively.

Listening to the experience of a newcomer to the AV industry, and what it means to get acclimated to an unknown world.

Looking back at what was going to be the residential AV trends for 2022. Are hidden speakers the next big thing for home theaters?

Making security a priority as more devices are connected to the network, and how to properly showcase what a home cinema can be.

Discussing the potential impact of programming languages like HTML5 and what they can do to enhance the user experience.

Looking at AV within the medical field, how audio solutions are evolving and what companies like Sennheiser are doing in the operating room.

We sit down with Erin-Maher Moran to discuss her journey into the AV industry, and how AV has evolved in the higher education space.

CEDIA's Cabling & Infrastructure Technician certification receives ANSI accreditation. What does all that mean, and why is it so important?

Discussing the latest innovations for collaborating from Zoomtopia 2022, and how governing organizations should be filling their boards.

When it comes to learning about the AV industry, does online or in-person have any significant advantage over another?

We are feeling the effects of the supply chain shortage in all sectors, including higher education. But what effects will linger well after?

Looking at the effects of executive changes within companies and the ripples felt when the people at the top shift seats.

Bringing meeting equity to the home office through video bars, and looking at the potential worth of the outdoor AV space.

When it comes to voice control, what are the most common phrases used by clients? What can we learn to design these systems?

Sometimes a programmer can realize the exact user interface their clients are looking for are right in their hands.

What ASIC chips could do for the supply chain, Poly's video bar uses Android, and where the AV community might go if Twitter goes under.

What has changed when it comes to data collection with the digital age, and how companies can actually utilize that data.

It feels like every other week, there is a massive merger or acquisition within the AV industry. Are we going to hit a tipping point?

QMotion is rebranded to Legrand Shading Systems. What make a successful rebranding, and how do we not overcomplicate it for consumers?

Parasol is acquired by Snap One, and Orro announces they are suspending all business and manufacturing operations.

Ultrawide displays have had a surge in the gaming space, but are they ready to become the next office standard for monitors?

Talking to Tom Koch from CTI about his start in the AV industry and what it means to work in the live event space.

Looking at the value of standards like Z-Wave to connect the smart devices and solutions within the home space.

Why Extron is moving to a C-Suite Leadership Team, making successful Teams Rooms, and Audinate releases Dante Brooklyn 3.

Discussing the value of interoperability within different AV over IP solutions, and the importance of organizations like AIMS.

The AV industry has a vast amount of different jobs within the space. Are they similarities in live events compared to project management?

When it comes to security, vulnerabilities are a matter of when and not if. When they happen, how can integrators be ready?

How a 21-second video made an integrator $30,000, and the shifting market for projects within the residential space.

It sounds like science fiction to apply extended reality solutions to the medical field, but there are examples already in use.

With more workers getting into the hybrid space and needing powerful systems at home, how can integrators get into the resimerical market?

What's new at Microsoft Ignite, why 3D conferencing is trying to be a thing, and where direct view LEDs belong in the corporate space.

AVIXA's Women's Council partners with Rosie Riveters to encourage more women into STEM programs. The value of programs like this for AV.

Looking at the user experience and user interface space and the tools that AV programmers should have to support their customers' experience.

Being environmentally friendly is important, but how much of a factor is sustainability for clients when it comes to their AV systems?

Discussing the new approach to appointing CEDIA's Board of Directors and what it means for the residential space moving forward.

Taking a look back at the start of the supply chain issues, and how the advice presented then is just as useful for integrators.

Samsung wants to be Carbon Neutral by 2050, growing your business on purpose, and Mitchell Acoustics comes to the US market.

Looking at the power of virtual control from the perspective of programmers in AV, and what it can do for the corporate space.

Zoom bolsters their client security in response to vulnerabilities. What should integrators be doing on their end to stay safe?

Altas and RTI partner up for Atmosphere, where virtual control is headed, and where AI belongs in the meeting room.

A look at the potential uses for extended reality solutions within the medical space, for physical therapy, mental wellbeing and more.

Talking to Extron about the power of virtual control and what it means to have the next generation of control processing for integrators.

What matters about Matter, why Massachusetts is banning certain shades, and how Access Networks is streamlining networks for the home.

Security is not a matter of if, but when. So when something is breached, who is at fault? The hardware, the installer or no one?