Weekly Wrap-Up: May 9, 2014
Happy Friday! We’ve finished another week and gathered some of the top stories we think you can’t miss from this past week. Extron has opened a new training facility in Mexico City, a conversation between Mark Coxon and Scott Tiner about manufacturer and end-user relationships, we are accepting submissions for our annual InfoComm Top 10 Tour Guide and more!
We hope you enjoy this edition of the Weekly Wrap-Up and if you think we missed any important news from this week, let us know!
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