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Brad Grimes

Brad Grimes

Brad Grimes is Editor at Large for AVIXA and the former editor of Pro AV magazine. He has been writing about technology for more than 25 years.

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Now That’s a Campfire

Our efforts to bring together AV professionals and the markets that would benefit from their expertise begins to bear fruit.

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Collaboration is About Workstreams: How AV Companies Can Position Themselves to Succeed

Pro-AV's role in collaboration solutions is evolving in new and important ways.

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How AV Firms and Customers Can Bond Over Digital Signage

Digital signage isn’t something that anyone can just set and forget — neither customers nor integrators.

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How to Prepare for InfoComm 2019

InfoComm 2019, June 8-14 in Orlando, Florida, will once again span more than half-a-million square feet of exhibit and event space, but it will also host a new 5K race benefiting the AVIXA Foundation’s work to develop the next generation of AV professionals.

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This is How Pro-AV Companies Will Win the Future

A common theme coming out of AVEC has been that to navigate change and succeed, companies need partners.

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5 Ways to Design for Greener Digital Signage

Digital signage is a valuable technology tool for helping companies, organizations, and individuals create better outcomes. Digital signage also consumes precious energy and leaves a footprint. Starting with commonsense measures, everyone involved can insist on digital signage designs that help preserve natural resources.

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Is Higher Education the AV Industry’s Oldest Sleeping Giant?

The market for audiovisual solutions and services in higher education is robust and growing.

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How Much LED is Too Much LED?

In an age of digital experiences, audiovisual technology is like an experience designer’s modeling clay. Applied and shaped by integrators, it can enhance spaces in a myriad of ways.