Episode List

AVWeek 329: We talk with Biamp, Extron, Milestone, and Barco about the trials and hurdles they have to overcome when entering a new geographic market; from local support to translating their materials to a different language.

Live Life 29: Host Wallace Johnson talks with Doyle Martin of TLS Productions about lighting design for corporate events and the value of certifications.

AVWeek 329: An article from Commercial Integrator claims IoT sales will hit $1 trillion by 2020. IoT predictions have been difficult since IBM first started predicting in 2011. Our panel of manufacturers discuss how they are helping their audiovisual integrators integrate these prosumer devices on their networks.

We take a look back CES 2018. What were the standout products you could be putting into your next home install? Google was everywhere at CES. What does this mean for their future in home automation? Experts say the move to 5G will be so much faster than the 4G transition.

A State of Control 29: Our panelists of Rich Fregosa, Troy Morgan, Patrick Murray, and Wes Hatchett join Steve Greenblatt of Control Concepts discussing the rise of configuration software instead of programming software for the audiovisual control platforms.

ResiWeek 98: Jeremy Glowacki of Residential Systems and Mitch Klein from the Z-Wave Alliance talk about AV Junction’s “Uber” of the residential audiovisual industry.

LG's OLED Canyon and what it could mean to commercial AV, are investment bankers ruining the audiovisual industry, and we talk about the importance of regional trade shows.

ResiWeek 97: Azione has come up with a new insurance policy for audio visual network security breaches. Joe Whitaker and John Clancy talk about this new initiative.

IT AV 11: Derek Joncas and Brad Kult discuss how to keep yourself safe from botnets attacking private networks.

Meltdown and Spectre have exposed some serious issues with the current batch of processors; including the ones in your audiovisual network devices. Our panel talks about what integrators and net admins can do. We also look at Extron’s move to Python-based programming for their control and automation platform.