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The audiovisual world is such an exciting place. The sights, sounds and capabilities generated from even the simplest of projects are just amazing. We love to see client reactions when they realize what our engineers can do for them. Although understandably, their reactions become more staid once the conversation turns from technology to service contracts. But today’s technology is so powerful, it’s even putting excitement into audiovisual service contracts. More on that in a

Nice presentation. Too bad everyone was busy squinting, straining or otherwise contorting their bodies trying to see it. Those participating by video conference weren’t so lucky. While many people are quick to blame such problems on their presentation equipment, often the real problem is their math. For in-room and remote meeting participants alike, comfortable, contortion-free presentation viewing is all about distance and angles. For better or worse, most presentations are

You might expect us to say the secret behind great video conferencing is great technology. And you would be right. But that’s not the whole secret. You’ll find the rest of the secret in last month’s blog: Video Conference Setup Best Practices. In that blog, among other things, we mentioned video conference room lighting and the use of video conference room shades – but we didn’t say enough about either. Now, this seems counter intuitive to just about everyone, but here’s the

When it comes to audiovisual technology, it’s all about sight and sound. To make the most of both, InfoComm estimates companies, governments and educators invested USD $114 billion last year alone. That’s a lot of money spent on being seen…being heard. But, what about making sure someone can understand it all? It’s an important question to our many audiovisual clients who make up the country’s federal, state and local courts. In their world, comprehension is king…and queen. W

In early January, tech geeks and gurus headed to Las Vegas for the Consumer Electronics Show (CES). Pretty much the epicenter of what’s new in the consumer electronics market. In December, a similar scene, albeit on a smaller scale, also played out in Las Vegas. Called e-Courts, it’s the biennial technology show that attracts the who’s who in courtroom technology, including ExhibitOne. As the only systems integrator exhibiting at e-Courts, we were in the catbird seat to take