Episode List

Hitachi is releasing a new line of interactive displays. How will they differentiate these in this crowded market? Samsung is building a Bixby-powered AI speaker. We also ask where you get your subcontract labor?

Host Bill O’Donnell talks with tech managers and manufacturers about what products and technologies they will take back to their campus.

AVWeek 304: The second part of our coverage from InfoComm 2017. We ask Dawn Meade, Steve Greenblatt, and Matt Scott what their biggest take away from the show had been.

ResiWeek 65: It has been suggested that GAFA (Google, Amazon, Facebook, and Apple) are poised to take over the audio video industry. Are we on the steps of a “doomsday scenario?”

In part one, we covered the technical details of the Barco E2 presentation system in general and some tips. In part two we discuss training, finding the right operator, and 4K on the system.

AVWeek 301: The audio video industry has been moving from traditional copper to the network. How have some integrators taken to the new transports?

On this episode of ResiWeek we discuss Sony’s new speaker-less TV’s, where to find good help, growing the industry and Matt schemes to take off both Canada Day and July 4th.

Each year, Harry Meade gives us a sense of the health of the AV industry gauged by how many giveaways there are. This is that report. Josh Srago and Bradford Benn also give us their take on InfoComm 2017. Plus, we tell you how you can get the world’s best butter cake recipe.

AVNation Special: Legrand buys Milestone AV. On Wednesday of last week, Legrand announced the purchase of Milestone AV. We asked Ari Fuchs about the financial side of this $950 million purchase.

We interview Chief’s Laurie Englert about a new project she has started called ChemoSucks.com. It’s a place to help people going through cancer treatments.