AVNation Organization

The one-trick pony can no longer stand on its own.  The modern business needs focus to gain market penetration, yet enough diversity to stay afloat in varying conditions.  Alternate streams of revenue may be the key to long term...

Mark DelGuidice and George Fournier Jr. explain why on-the-job safety for AV integrators is more important than ever during the COVID-19 pandemic.

If AV integrators wish to survive both the current work stoppages and whatever comes afterwards, they’ll have to first identify — and then satisfy — what may be an entirely new set of customer needs.

With AV increasingly residing on the network, the Pro AV market has unique requirements for moving time-sensitive audio, video and data across the network. Leading manufacturers in the industry have developed a network protocol built on top of IEEE...

It is up to us to make sure we don’t end up on the wrong side of history; like the laserdisc.

During AV Power Principles 101 we will cover how to build a great AV power system. Ramy will also discuss understanding power basics, power quality, surge events, and power outages. 

Join Tim Mackie as he goes into the science of audio for office and UC. Mackie will discuss the basics of audio technology, far field noise reduction, and tying the entire AV system together.

This level includes training on direct-view LED displays and video wall mounting systems,  with a focus on the benefits of such technology and how to properly install a video wall from start to finish (pre-planning, site surveys, and...

Overview of techniques and best practices required for the successful implementation of a voice lift system, including microphone selection and placement, potential acoustic gain, acoustic considerations, as well as how to utilize mix-minus and zoned loudspeaker systems.  

Eric Martin train you how to read network infrastructure, subnets, and IP addresses as if you were reading a map.