AV Hardware: Vaporizing Into the Cloud By Joey D’Angelo published 27 October 16 In 2011—five years ago to this exact day—I wrote an article titled “The Clouds Are Forming,” which, little did I know at the time, ended up to be very prophetic.
Seven Guidelines of Networked AV Design By Joey D’Angelo published 14 January 16 These are the main items to consider when designing a fully networked AV system.
Seven Guidelines of Networked AV Design By Joey D’Angelo published 14 January 16 These are the main items to consider when designing a fully networked AV system.
Becoming a Good Consultant By Joey D’Angelo published 6 October 15 In the past 18 years and 550-plus projects, I’ve learned a lot as a consultant.
Ceiling Mics: Working 50 Percent of the Time for 50 Percent of the Time By Joey D’Angelo published 14 April 15 I have seen, and sadly tried to avoid, countless installations over the years with ceiling mics.
Five Ways to Tell the "IT GUY" That AV Will Be on His Network By Joey D’Angelo published 1 October 12 There are many reasons IT personnel may be hesitant to have AV-related media or protocols on their beloved network. I've Here are five methods to assuage the concerns.
Videoconferencing: What First-Time Buyers Should Know By Joey D’Angelo published 3 August 12 Here is the key: Make sure that you select a product that has the capability to expand with your company as your videoconferencing fleet increases.
The Cloud By Joey D’Angelo published 14 December 11 Buzzwords seem to have a two-to-three-year cycle in the tech industry.
Objects in Motion By Joey D’Angelo published 27 October 11 When building out a client’s new facility, chances are they will want several different types of conference rooms with as much flexibility as possible.
