ON THE STATE OF NETWORKED AV

[...]choosing an allencompassing solution with a simple setup will require little technical knowledge to deploy and own, resulting in far fewer troubleshooting calls to the IT department. In this way, organizations can systematically make upgrades as their budget and requirements allow while still o...

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Published inA V Technology pp. 8 - 27
Main Authors Davis, Cindy, O'Hearn, Macy
Format Trade Publication Article
LanguageEnglish
Published New York Future Publishing Ltd 01.09.2022
Subjects
Cloud computing
Coders
Engineers
Interoperability
Manufacturers
Marketing
Modularity
Network security
News
Organizations
Receivers & amplifiers
Set top boxes
Software
Transmitters
Trouble shooting
Troubleshooting
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Summary:[...]choosing an allencompassing solution with a simple setup will require little technical knowledge to deploy and own, resulting in far fewer troubleshooting calls to the IT department. In this way, organizations can systematically make upgrades as their budget and requirements allow while still operating a cohesive ecosystem that accommodates traditional AV sources (HDMI set-top boxes and DVI signals from PCs, et cetera), any IT sources (web pages, cloud applications, VNC, and KPI dashboards), as well as the latest AV-over-IP equipment (IP cameras and encoders). Modularity delivers the capacity for growth and can benefit organizations in two ways: one, at the system level, where organizations can easily add more screens and sources of any resolution at unlimited scale by simply adding a receiver to a display and/ or a transmitter to a source; and two, at the hardware level, with transmitter and receiver models that can be deployed to meet network system needs now but upgraded in the field for new features later. KEN EAGLE Vice President of Technology Hall Technologies Networked AVoIP is a good news/bad news scenario for most Ж enterprises.
ISSN:1941-5273