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Q&A: Tim Griffin from DCC Technology on Exertis global expansion

Inavate EMEA editor Paul Milligan sat down with Tim Griffin, managing director of distributor Exertis ProAV parent company DCC Technology, on the day the company's big global expansion was announced.

  • 01/10/2020
  • Transport | Audio | Education | Control Rooms | Corporate | Service and Support | UK | AV channel | People | UCandC | Africa | Europe | Displays | Projection | Smart-workspaces |

Virtual healthcare: Care over IP

The Covid-19 outbreak has put working from home centre stage, but what happens when you work in a hospital or doctor’s surgery? Paul Milligan speaks to those proving remote/virtual alternatives for patient care.

  • 24/09/2020
  • Healthcare | AR and VR | Training |

Interview: Richard Vincent FundamentalVR - Digitise the expert

The adoption of VR surgical training simulations has rocketed during Covid-19. Paul Milligan hears from FundamentalVR CEO and co-founder Richard Vincent on the advantages it offers both teacher and student.

  • 24/09/2020
  • Displays | Future Tech |

Creative events: How Univate tackles Covid restrictions

Thinking outside of the box is the lifeblood of creatives, and to visual experience masterminds Univate, adapting to the changing times with an imaginative, industry-leading service is what defines gold standard industry excellence. Univate, a sister company of Faber Audiovisuals, offers a full service including online experiences and content creation

  • 16/09/2020
  • Industry Events |

Covid-19: How the events industry can recover

Covid-19 has had a gutting effect on almost every industry it has touched and none more so than live events, conventions and AV industry events, which disappeared practically overnight in the wake of the pandemic. Reece Webb explores how the event industry plans to get back to business as (semi) usual.

  • 16/09/2020