When you design an AV system, you’re already building a solution. But how do you know exactly what problem to solve for your organization?

In this article, we walk you through the first stage of the AV project process: discovery and planning.

Once you’ve completed your AV design, it’s time to procure it. Commercial AV procurement is about matching the right project with the right contractor. How you handle the process will dictate the quality of your installer and, ultimately, your AV system.

Many of us have had the experience of digging for a USB charger only to find the connector was slightly off. Shouldn't a cable with ‘universal' in its name be just that?

We wrote this guide to explain why there are so many different USBs kicking around, how to tell them apart, and why USB-C may replace them all.

Hybrid meeting solutions like Microsoft Teams let you bridge the gap between your in-person staff and distributed workforce. But what does rolling out an MS Teams Room entail, and how can you ensure your room makes the experience as seamless as possible? Here’s a look at how to set up your hybrid meeting space for maximum impact.

Are you confused about the latest in TV technology? What’s the difference between LCD, Mini LED and OLED displays? We wrote this guide to give you the knowledge you need to pick the right TVs for your project.

Supply chain issues aren't going anywhere. In fact, they're coming back in force. So where does this leave companies? Should they just forget about their audiovisual upgrades until this all blows over? Or is there a way for organizations to work within the confines of this "new normal" and get what they need?

Just as construction plans are drawn by one person and checked by another, AV systems should be verified by a knowledgeable third party. We wrote this piece to inform project leads about the commissioning process and why it’s essential to a quality installation.