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Lately it seems every business story is about returning to work. It’s important to remember that during the pandemic, most essential

Proactive organizations now have plansin place tocreate safe work environmentsthat protect employees as they return to work. Diminishing

The million-dollar question on everybody’s mind is, “when will we return to the office?”

When the pandemic took hold of the economy, many people felt left in the dark by their organizations. What were they to do? Work from home,

IT departments work diligently to research, vet and roll out video conferencing software that meets their high standards of security and

Nearly every state in America is reopening following the pandemic and, by some estimates, almost40 percent of remote workerseagerly await

People across industries want to get back into the office, but not without fear that viruses wait for their arrival. Organizations across

Editor’s Note: Special thanks to Bose Professional for its sponsorship of this five-part blog series on audiovisual trends in the higher

Editor’s Note: This is the fourth of a five-part blog series sponsored by Bose Professional.

In our second installment of AV Trends and Insights, we addressed the popularity of public-private partnerships in the higher education

Editor’s Note: This is the second of a five-part blog series sponsored by Bose Professional.

Throughout his career, Brad Sousa, CTO at AVI Systems, has been finding the best ways to implement new AV technologies to enhance how

Zoom, Microsoft and Cisco have been making headlines in the past few months because of their collective endeavor to solve a complex problem

Walking into the exhibition hall at InfoComm is sensory overload. Anything you can imagine related to AV is in front of you, along with

Technology moves too fast sometimes. The rate of change leaves some businesses and organizations scrambling, while others simply lag too

As a CTO, the result I see too often is a system that meets the specifications but does nothing to create pervasive change in the

You’ve heard this story before. A CIO asks his or her team to help solve a big problem and they spend months framing up a solution. The

The University of Kansas Hospital built its Cambridge Tower A in order to handle the expected 30 percent increase of overall inpatient

Projectors have been part of workplace technology for generations, and they've come a long way.

When it comes to a big AV purchase like a projector, most technology buyers invest a lot of thought, time, and research into the decision.

People out and about during their day may drive or walk by many digital signs. If they pass by the same image week after week and the

All-hands meetings for large companies can be complicated to orchestrate and pull off successfully. But while these meetings are enormous

The last thing you want to happen during a well-prepared presentation or an online appointment with a patient is to fumble with video

A rogue ringtone, a knock at the door, a missing document—there are plenty of things to interrupt a presentation. Your projector, though,

By now you've likely recovered from InfoComm 2018.

Everyone probably has a memory of being dragged to a museum as a kid. Walking around in silence, staring at static displays and cardboard

Americans used to dress up—not just to attend job interviews, jury duty, and the opera—but to go places like the airport and the department

What was once considered simply the “audiovisual industry” is now a high-tech industry of integrated systems, where emerging and converging

If you are implementing a proven solution at your organization, and everyone has the best intentions, what are the odds your project will

The technology in day-to-day life comes with a hefty dose of privacy concerns. People wonder how much technologies — like social media,

As technology proliferates in both our homes and workplaces, obsession over fancy new gadgets has given way to worry about the long-term

While AV and IT acquisition have long been manufacturer-centric, the tide is shifting and many companies are making decisions about AV and

Ask a Baby Boomer currently working in an office setting whether they are working in a high-tech, futuristic environment and they will

Companies are using teched out offices for everything from boosting productivity to attracting talent and engaging workers. Visual

When Mike Zimmer got into work one Monday morning, he wasn’t expecting the call that brought news of an almost tragic event that was

Modern technologies can be thrilling. From robotics and drones to artificial intelligence and virtual reality, the stuff of yesterday’s

Editor's Note: AVI Systems updated this blog post on Jan. 25, 2021, to provide further clarity and insight into the changes to wireless

We’ve all pondered the old philosophical question, “If a tree falls in the forest and no one hears it, did it make a sound?”

Continuing talks around the benefits of telehealth, Senior Account Manager Mike Zimmer explains how a focused telehealth program can impact

Technology is always evolving from video walls to remote collaboration to interactive screens, but one thing is and will remain the same:

No matter the industry you are in, the size of your company, the location of your employees or the type of conference room you use, audio

Mike Zimmer has been focused on creating technology solutions for the medical industry for the last 26 years.

When employees think of a healthy office environment, they may look at whether there are ergonomic workstations, comfortable break rooms,

The world of health care never stops. Hospitals are open 24/7. Many situations are urgent and the outcomes are critical to the lives of

Buildings are not just smart these days.

Put yourself in the patient's shoes for a minute.

For a patient, a room in a health-care facility is more than four walls, a bed and some equipment.

When you’re thinking of a place to go relax and enjoy yourself, the hospital probably doesn’t come to mind. Some of us might default our