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How Proper AV Maintenance Can Save You a Fortune
Reducing costs is critical for any successful business. The best way to mitigate overspending is to spend money strategically. Professional AV equipment is expensive, and sudden breakdowns can put a massive hole in your budget. For a fraction of the price, you can ensure that your AV hardware runs properly, and you can prevent long-time losses. This article will explain why investing in regular AV maintenance is a wise idea. Why You Should Care About Regular AV Maintenance As with any hardware, AV equipment may (and will) eventually fail. And in some cases, such failures can lead to devastating results….
Audio-Video and Multi-Campus Organizations
Modern business is all about communication – even more so when a company operates in several locations. The multi-campus structure offers quite a few challenges. Establishing an effective and reliable audio-video connection between locations is one of the most pressing needs for these organizations. In this article, we will discuss the ways to leverage AV to support your organization’s operations. It’s important to note here that a lot of these suggestions could also prove useful to organizations operating in a virtual or partially virtual setup. You already know how tricky it can be to seamlessly connect an employee in, say,…
A New Year Resolution: Maintain Your Audio-Video Equipment
A New Year Resolution: Maintain Your Audio Video Equipment We have all had the nightmare. Thirty minutes before a live-stream presentation, you realize a problem with your audio-video system. At that moment, you think of the importance of an audio-video maintenance plan; our audio video specialists could’ve aided in averting an issue such as this. “Hosting a live event can be a stressful experience as it is! Add a virtual audience and virtual presenters to the mix, and you’re effectively planning three or more simultaneous live event experiences.” — Live Wire Now Instead of living in that nightmare moment, make…