Amala Reddie

For years, assistive listening systems (ALS) were often a compliance-driven afterthought for many AV integrators. Integrators would add basic RF or IR systems to meet Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) requirements, but the user experience was frequent... See more

The residential and pro AV industry is defined by constant evolution. While established manufacturers provide the backbone of many projects, fresh innovation often bubbles up from new entrants who view old problems through a different lens. This dynamic w... See more

The integration industry thrives on innovation. While established giants often dominate headlines, some of the most exciting advancements come from new players entering the market. This spirit of discovery was on full display during Day 1 of the inaugural... See more

The territory of AV and systems experts has grown in recent years. Whereas in the past they might have focused more on large spaces, along with routine technical support, now they are strategic partners across a variety of learning environments in higher ... See more

Every integrator knows the routine. A new project goes live and service tickets start to appear. Teams trace faults across racks, rooms and networks. However, each device adds more data and more possible points of failure. Traditional automation offers a ... See more