High resolution optical microphones coming to every audio product in five years, the Five Stages of Grief with regards to delayed AV projects, and hand-me-down classrooms.

Highly customized content for highly specialized academic programs, standards for metaverse content, nursing simulation systems, and user generated content. Then, scope creep and AV and IT getting it done.

Unauthenticated devices on your enterprise network, MIDI camera controls, and the challenges of hiring qualified IT staff at universities.

It’s the first InfoComm since the last one! Chris, Rachel, Larry, and Justin were all together in Las Vegas and share their thoughts on products of note, the best swag, celebrity sightings, and why Friday is the best day at InfoComm.

Chris and Marc are joined by Doug McCartney from Oakland University and Jon Loney of Whitman College.

Chris and Marc are joined by Jessica Sunset from LightWerks to talk about how colleges and universities can be better partners with integrators (hint: parking!) and how integrators can be better partners with colleges and universities (stop bidding the lowest cost gear).

It’s our annual InfoComm Preview show! Or, if you’re listening to this after the first week of June, it’s our annual InfoComm Wrap-up show!

Chris and Marc are joined by Kramer’s Kristen Garner to talk about building the relationship with higher education, updating firmware, and Kramer’s recent purchase of UC Workspace.

In this episode, we’re joined by Robert Durbin from Crestron to talk high level concepts, Crestron’s A+ program, the four flavors of DM, and using tin snips to modernize your DMPS products.

In this episode, we grab Dave Stewart from Eastern Washington University and Kevin Gelman of Alfatron Electronics to talk about EWU’s testing and implementation of advanced camera systems in their classrooms.