AV Technology's Cindy Davis and Sound & Video Contractor's Cynthia Wisehart asked their respective audiences to share some questions about their most significant pain points surrounding networked AV. During a candid discussion, they put the challenge to NETGEAR's Alex Pendleton.

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"As institutions continue to modernize their learning environments, many are turning to software-based platforms that offer long-term scalability and flexibility." --Manager of Business Development for Higher Education at Q-SYS

"We see higher education institutions transitioning from traditional lecture formats to active AV learning environments that promote collaboration and interaction." --Hal Truax, Vice President at PCD Audio Video

"By investing in powerful AV technologies, higher-education institutions can stay competitive with engaging learning spaces." --Joe DaSilva, Vice President of Marketing at Extron

"Content managers (usually within the IT department) require technology that makes switching of the source media as easy as possible. An easy-to-understand software interface, which can work alongside other Windows applications, is fast and effective and avoids the need to switch or move between different technologies." --Greg Dieckhaus, Sales and Account Manager, Southeast U.S. at Datapath

RevampIT AV transformed K O'Donnell's Sports Bar and Grill into a high-tech viewing haven, supported by Just Add Power's Ultra product series, allowing every customer a clear view of the action, no matter where they sat.

Eight CS704 amplifiers power the three restaurants on the 9th floor, while five CS704 amplifiers were installed in the mezzanine MDF room for the restaurants on the 1st floor.

Bespoke Technology Group, 1 Sound, and Powersoft deliver a high-performance, visually discreet sound system.