Articles by tag: Daniel Litwin Podcast
Office spaces have long been attached to the stigma of being cold, grey rooms filled with an endless sea of cubicles. The design of office spaces today, though, is turning the idea that workspaces must be bland and sterile on its head. On this first episode of Element Sessions, we were joined by Element […]
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Proper Task Management is Fueling Retail’s Experience Economy
In the last decade, the retail industry has had to be limber, adaptable, and resilient as online retail has grown to an epic level. Brick-and-mortar stores have shifted their focus to providing customers with a delightful, efficient experience– one that cannot be replicated online. The room for error or issue in this shopping experience […]
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InfoComm 2019: The Truths Behind Difficult Customer Conversations
No matter your industry or job, “…customer service is a business that we’re all in,” Nyere Hollingsworth, group leader for UCC services at Mitre Corporation, said. This truism is unpacked on the Pro AV Podcast today with customer service expert Hollingsworth along with his personal perspective on dealing with the customer in the field […]
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InfoComm 2019: How Important are Wireless Presentation Systems to the BYOD Workplace?
We’re in a BYOD world, and employees are demanding the same level of connectivity and ease of access that they have with their technology at home. The question for businesses is: How do you adapt your presentation systems to a wireless workforce, and is it really that important? In this episode of the Pro […]
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InfoComm 2019: How Storytelling and Video Games are Shaping Future Dark Rides
We live in the age of entertainment at our fingertips. Interactive games, exciting videos, and groundbreaking stories are only a click away. So how are theme parks staying competitive as an entertaining pastime and leisure activity, and how is AV playing into this immersive experience economy? Giving their perspectives are Erik Baeumlisberger, corporate manager […]
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Device Management in the Classroom Gives Teachers Their Time Back
The primary school classroom has changed dramatically in just the last 20 years. Computer Science classes used to cover typing speed and little more. Today, kids must be primed to enter the world with all of the skills to survive in our rapidly evolving global world of tech. So how are schools integrating tablets […]
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InfoComm 2019: Leading Women into a More Diverse and Empowering AV Industry
The Audio Visual industry is dominated by men, with women making up a mere 14% of the industry. But that does not mean that the women in AV are not making waves and pushing for change. In fact, from one year to the next, change can quite literally be seen. Take the AVIXA Women’s […]
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Generative AI Remains at an IP and Privacy Crossroads
As artificial intelligence becomes increasingly integrated into our daily lives and business operations, the conversation around its ethical and legal implications grows louder. It’s clear that generative AI will continue to face legal battles; applications from oncology, to mental health services, to the classroom, are raising questions about AI’s ethics and the consequences of […]
Strategic Capital Allocation Can Help Businesses Leverage Employee Knowledge and Collaboration for Better Returns
Strategic capital allocation, a critical aspect of business management often emphasized by investment experts like Warren Buffett, involves more than just distributing financial resources; it’s about strategic investment that drives long-term value. Firms are increasingly recognizing the need to integrate capital allocation with broader corporate strategies, ensuring that investments are not only financially sound […]
AI is at an Investment Tipping Point. These Are the Three Main Trends Shaping AI Solutions Development.
The AI industry is facing both headwinds and tailwinds, and this state of uncertainty is best represented in investment numbers. Recent data published by the Stanford University Institute of Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence shows that while generative AI private investment is skyrocketing, overall global investment in AI solutions dipped for the second year in a row […]
From Old to Gold: Reconductoring Breathes New Life into Aging Grids for Renewable Integration
As our world moves towards a greener future, the challenge of updating and expanding the capacity of the aging U.S. power grid has become a pivotal concern. Recent studies suggest that reconductoring—replacing old transmission lines with new, high-capacity conductors—can double or triple capacity without new rights-of-way, offering a quicker, cost-effective path towards integrating renewable […]
Backstage Pass: Alford Media, A History
On today’s episode of Backstage Pass, MarketScale is joined by with Dan Thompson, Senior Account Manager, who gives us a look at Alford Media through his eyes, as someone who’s been with the company for more 23 years. Alford Media was founded in 1984, and much has changed since then in terms of technology. […]
InfoComm 2019: From Wayfinding to Digital Art, Hospitality is One of Pro AV’s Biggest Potential Markets
Though not one of the largest markets for Pro AV spending, the Hospitality industry is one of the fastest growing, generating $7 billion in 2018 and rising at an average annual growth of 6.1 percent over the next five years. This comes from AVIXA’s newest Hospitality Industry Market Intelligence Report presented at InfoComm 2019, […]
InfoComm 2019: Retailtainment is the New Reality for Malls. What Does This Mean for AV?
Like many industries, retail is facing the full effect of the experience economy. Couple this with the standardized convenience of e-commerce, and it becomes clear the future of brick and mortar stores is at a critical point. Nowhere is this need for an experience beyond the product in retail more evident than at our […]
Trucking Agents Are Easing the Burden Caused by Driver Shortages
“Trucking industry agents are easing the back office demands for smaller carriers and helping them thrive in a challenging transportation climate”, says Alfredo Esparza, Director of Agent Development for MERX Global. He sits down with host Daniel Litwin to discuss this topic on a new episode of the Transportation podcast brought to you by […]
The Fourth Revolution: How is a Skilled Labor Shortage Affecting Manufacturing?
Though the unemployment rate is the lowest it’s been in recent memory, the skilled labor shortage doesn’t show any signs of letting up. On this episode of The Fourth Revolution by Bartell, host Daniel Litwin sat down with Randy Wolken, President & CEO of MACNY, the Manufacturers Association of Central New York to discuss […]
Tile Makers Like Crossville Are Setting New Bars for Sustainability
Sustainability continues to drive the future of AEC as regulations push for more ecologically conscious business practices and more consumers demand eco-responsibility from manufacturers and builders. But manufacturers of building materials are taking the cue as they, too, look for more eco-friendly methods of processing natural materials. In this episode of the AEC Podcast, […]
Coaching is For More Than Just Sports. Healthcare Professionals Need it, Too.
Today’s healthcare professionals are dealing with a plague of their own: burnout. It’s a stressful industry with lots of ups and downs. There are many methodologies and strategies to help combat this and build resiliency, but often they don’t hit the mark; the reality is that professionals are leaving the field. On today’s episode, […]
Fusion: Theme Park AV and How ‘Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge’ is Maximizing Storytelling
Theme parks have become a place where fans and guests can travel into new worlds and experience much more than just a thrilling ride. These immersive experiences are getting bigger, more detailed, and are requiring the support of innovative AV installs. As consumers come to expect more from their theme park visits, where does AV […]
Why a Shortage of Accountants Could be on the Horizon
While you may have seen headlines about labor shortages in construction, pro AV, or manufacturing, one particularly puzzling shortage of labor is emerging in the accounting/CPA field. On this episode of the Software & Technology podcast brought to you by MarketScale, host Daniel Litwin sits down with Megan Weis, Vice President and General Manager […]