Today’s newsletter is a little bit AVIXA-themed. That’s a good thing! As InfoComm is coming up, I know you’re all getting your plans together to attend in person (or virtually). It should come as no shock to you, but rAVe will be there!
Anyway.
Gary Kayye wrote part 1 of a series about his expectations of InfoComm. What’s it going to be like? What should we expect? What should AVIXA expect? He shares his thoughts on all of the above.
Next, Scott Tiner’s column is all about AVIXA’s recently released Inclusive Language Guide. I agree with his thoughts wholeheartedly. If we are going to be serious about embracing the future as an industry, there are things we can do to ensure that AV is a safe place to work for all. Read Scott’s piece. Share AVIXA’s guide with your co-workers, friends, family, pets! There’s only one thing better than learning — and that’s sharing what we’ve learned!
Finally, I want to draw attention to Tom Kehr’s latest column. If you’re like me and are currently studying to take the CTS exam (I’ll be taking mine at InfoComm, by the way!), you’ll know that Ohm’s Law is one thing everyone advises that you study up on. This article really breaks it down — and gives real-world examples! Big thanks to Tom for helping me (and I’m sure some of you) to get to know the electricity part of AV a little bit better.
Alright, I’ve given you enough to ponder — also enjoy Barco’s Q1 and Q2 results, a new acquisition for Zoom and new products from Kramer, Extron and more.
Bye!