Features
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Why aren’t companies taking IT security more seriously?
Any device connected to the internet presents a potential security risk. Phil Tann asks why so many businesses are running the risk of old hardware and ... -
High bitrate rock ‘n’ roll
The digital world we live in gives end users unparalleled access to content on demand. But with great power comes great responsibility and Anthony Grimani looks ... -
There’s a disturbance in the force for amplifier design
While this column usually looks at video, Matt Murray takes a wander into the world of audio following AVPro Edge’s acquisition to discuss gallium nitrade transistor ... -
Speak a little louder
The final element in the chain of sound reproduction is the loudspeaker. Stephen Dawson looks at what integrators need to know, what technologies are on offer ... -
Michael Henriksen: An AV industry mogul wins Most Influential Person award
Michael Henriksen has spent a lot of time building up the Australian AV industry on both the commercial and residential sides. Sean Carroll speaks to the ... -
Entertainment is going immersive, but what does that mean?
Several Connected Tech Predictors said that immersive entertainment is coming, but what does it look like and what can integrators do? Stuart Corner writes. Driving these ... -
Transforming video conferencing with edge-based generative AI
Not too long ago, meetings and conferences were synonymous with gathering in a physical space. Nowadays, virtual meetings have become just as common, if not more ... -
Key lessons from a massive MDU project
In part one of a two-part article, Geoff Meads looks at key lessons from an integrator who had to come into a “finished” job to fix ... -
Is your company sitting on a one-legged stool?
Every successful business needs multiple legs to stand strongly. Pete Baker looks at how you can check if you have the right support structure in place. ... -
Dante: The de facto standard for audio over Ethernet
Dante is understood and used by all integrators. For the 20th anniversary edition, Stuart Corner takes a look back at the standard and how it came ...
