The one complaint we always get when people want to upgrade their commercial audio video system is that their current solution is too hard to manage.

They’re tired of outdated tablets that no one in the office knows how to use. That is, except for the one overworked IT guy who's called in every time someone has a presentation or wants to change the playlist for the office's background music.

The good news is that it doesn’t have to be that way. You can integrate an AV control system that is easy for the everyday user to understand. How can you make sure of that? Because you’re the one designing it with your office’s needs in mind.

Marketing experts know one thing: Digital signage is heads above traditional advertising when it comes to engaging visitors in your San Jose, CA business.

They have the numbers to back it up: A recent study found that 70 percent of Americans have seen a digital display in the past month. Of those, 82 percent can remember what it showed.

One way to make a lasting impact with your digital signage is quite simple: Go big. Giant displays will have a giant impact.

What's the best way to create cost-effective, efficient displays on a large scale? Video walls that let you create larger-than-life images to better engage your target audience.

In this blog, we'll explain what video walls are, their benefits, and how the right commercial audio video solutions help you get the most out of them.

Despite conference rooms and meeting rooms being vital to business activity, design and technology issues often turn them into a hindrance. A study by Viju Group found that 58 percent of responders regularly experienced difficulties when using these systems.

What's the most common complaint? In our experience, clients' most significant issues have to do with sound. In part, because they still rely on a tabletop phone for their speaker and microphone needs.

Instead, clients’ video conferencing equipment should be taking advantage of their entire space. In this blog, we showcase how to accomplish that through in-ceiling speakers and microphones.

Your restaurant AV system can serve a variety of purposes. If done right, it can help you promote your favorite dishes, enhance your brand, entertain guests and encourage patron loyalty. But if you’re using outdated AV equipment in your San Francisco restaurant, it could be having the opposite effect.

Bad visuals will push local sports fans to your competitors to watch the big game. Inconsistent audio can ruin a dining experience and get people to leave your establishment quickly. A complicated control system means you can't meet client requests quickly—ruining your overall customer service.

How can you make sure your restaurant AV system will be a catalyst for business rather than a hindrance? By embracing these technology solutions.