Features

What goes on in the boardroom?

A boardroom installation offers the system designer a chance to really shine in terms of using the latest technologies and products to deliver an aesthetically and technologically impressive space for the customer. Chris Fitzsimmons reports on the trends in the market.

  • 27/11/2015

The winning bid

In the third in our series of articles on public sector contracting, consultant Eddie Regan looks at how small companies can write winning tender documents.

  • 27/11/2015

Over extended?

Integration and installation of audiovisual systems could be defined as the art of combining disparate components into a single and cohesive whole; the more successful and efficient integrators possessing an above average ability to identify and apply the most suitable component for each element in a large and complex system. Steve Montgomery reports on the technology that glues these systems together.

  • 27/11/2015

White paper - KVM : A new paradigm

Bob Marcus, CEO of RGB Spectrum presents a new white paper entitled: Integrated display plus keyboard video mouse (KVM) control of multiple computers: A new Paradigm.

  • 27/11/2015

An American integrator in London.

Verrex corporation is a large full-service integration operation with three offices spread throughout the USA, so why then did it announce in June that it would be opening an office in London, with plans for further expansion soon to be announced? InAVate spoke to newly appointed International Executive Director George Massey, the Englishman who will be heading up the London site, to find out why..

  • 27/11/2015

Tech-tips : DB-9 Connectors

Continuing our series of useful best practice articles in co-operation with InfoComm International, this month we focus on the correct termination of the DB-9 connector. Whilst IP-based control may eventually supersede it, the humble serial connection is here to stay for the foreseeable future.

  • 27/11/2015