UCC and the Road To InfoComm 2016 – Part 2: An Interview with Brady Bruce at Infocus
In my blog UCC and the Road To InfoComm 2016 I outlined UCC at the show, what you can expect to see at the UCC Pavilion, what the IMCCA will be providing in terms of education and training, as well as mention of certain industry company developments.
This part two in the series is an interview with Brady Bruce, CMO at Infocus. In this discussion we talked about the company itself where we also went into depth on the following:
- InFocus Canvas Collaboration Visualization Family
- Enriching and Expanding the experience of collaboration
- InFocus Acquisitions and partnerships
We discussed the company’s upcoming presence at InfoComm 2016, Brady’s “aerial view” look at the UCC space as we head toward the show and finally, some insight into the Infocus roadmap for 2016 beyond InfoComm.
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