Features
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Are you making a good ‘last’ impression with your customers?
Everyone talks about making great first impressions on prospective clients but Pete Baker writes about the importance of last impressions. Adding a new customer can be ... -
HDMI 2.2 doubles down
CES saw the introduction of a new HDMI specification. David Meyer looks at how it works, why it was created and what it means for integrators. ... -
DDNS: The key to the (remote) front door
One of the most common issues for integrators is after-sales support. Geoff Meads looks at dynamic DNS and how it could be the solution. By nature, ... -
The upsurge of video bars
Video bars have surged in popularity, becoming an essential tool for commercial environments. Daniel Williamson explores how they rose to prominence. The transition to remote ... -
A license to integrate: How the smart home industry is fighting for recognition
The AV industry is making strides toward a formal education pathway and, in turn, national recognition. Sean Carroll finds out what the latest is and what ... -
Lifting the lid on RP23 for video design
CEDIA has released its latest recommended practice, this one on video design. David Meyer explores the topic and explains what integrators need to know. Think back ... -
What’s at the end of the yellow brick road? 2024 Connected Tech Predictor
Connected magazine has clicked its red shoes and is ready to take a trip down the yellow brick road, predicting what might be around the corner ... -
That’s too expensive, my customer would never buy that
In the AV industry, it’s easy for integrators and end users to turn up their noses at the price. Pete Baker explains why it shouldn’t always ... -
The future of video collaboration according to Neat
As we approach 2025, the video collaboration landscape is set for another remarkable transformation. With advancements in AI and the seamless integration of innovative collaboration tools, ... -
Staying safe on the cables
Confusion between electrical and cabling standards needs to be cleared up for the safety of the industry. Sean Carroll explores a gap in electrical and communications ...
