Large touchscreen digital signage displays in the home could be a niche market for integrators. Scrolling stock tables, video conferencing stations, enlarged alarm panel interface, daily calendar, weather, sports scores and more are just some applications.
CE Pro has a provocative blog on why and how integrators can create new business models to adapt to the diminishing margin on products, plus our reports from the Integrated Systems Europe (ISE) show in Amsterdam.
At ISE 2016, Just Add Power is showing new HD-over-IP products, and adding bells and whistles to existing lines.
The inaugural 2016 Top New Technology @ ISE awards recognize new and outstanding products and services being exhibited at the Integrated Systems Europe (ISE) show in Amsterdam.
Integrated Systems Europe (ISE) offers several unique opportunities for U.S. integrators to see more international products, check out commercial and residential products side by side, and network with peers over a four-day-long event.
URC and Luxul have announced a new partnership that includes dealer support services, training and streamlined purchasing for URC Total Control dealers.
Members from the CE Pro Community are chiming in on the recent announcement that Crestron is not going to exhibit at next year’s CEDIA 2016 show in Dallas.
In advance of ISE 2016, Just Add Power discusses new Ultra HDIP solutions for 4K over IP, a partnership with Luxul for robust home networks, and rack accessories for multiroom A/V.
Take this quick Quest for Quality survey to show recognition for your top suppliers and distributors that provide the best ‘non-product’ services like customer service, technical training, shipping, dealer programs and more.
Our favorite football-themed home theaters are outfitted with LED TVs, 1080p projectors and Crestron touchpanels, not to mention framed memorabilia of homeowners’ favorite teams.
PowerHouse Alliance members Volutone, ECD, Audio America and Mountain West will conduct several security and audio training sessions in February and March.
Terms of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) have changed, now applied to firms of more than 50 full-time employees. Plus, new forms required for 2015 filings.
