PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT >> Today’s InfoComm sessions
FREE VOUCHER SCHEME To mark its 75th anniversary, InfoComm International has launched a voucher scheme to provide free entry to its Professional Development courses at ISE 2014 . All attendees will receive, with their show badge, a voucher for two free InfoComm sessions. Additional course vouchers may be purchased at a discounted rate.
10:00 – 11:00 Beyond BYOD –How Can We Make It Happen? Room D204 Speaker: Neta Lempert, CTS, VP Digital Business Development, Kramer Electronics
Statistics show that the number of tablets and smart phones manufactured today now exceeds the number of laptops manufactured. This statement has a direct effect on today’s business environment, where users bring their own device (BYOD) to the corporate room, leaving AV and IT professionals with the challenge of how to connect these devices to the corporate video equipment installed in the room. We will review the global trends in the tablet segment vs. the laptop segment and review the challenges these delicate shifts of weight can impose on AV installations. We will explore various options for connecting mobile devices, not neglecting the traditional method of connecting through computers. Finally, we will define what should AV professionals consider before planning and designing a modern meeting or collaboration room.
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10:00 – 11:00 Wohin entwickelt sich die Signalübertragung von Bildschirmsignalen: HDBaseT, DisplayPort, HD-SDI, oder IP-TV? Room D203 Speaker: Claus Lohse, CTS, Syscomtec Distribution AG Language: German
Wie unterscheiden sich die digitalen AV-Signale voneinander Was sind die Entwicklungen im Bereich digitaler Signale? Was sind die Besonderheiten von digitalen Infrastrukturen? Auf was muss man bei der Planung achten? Auf was müssen wir bei HDCP achten? Wie können wir digitale Signale konvertieren? Wie kann man digitale Signale übertragen? Auf was muss man bei der Installation achten?
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11:30 – 12:30 AV Systems Commissioning (Performance Verification) Best Practices Room D204 Speaker: Bill Thomas, CTS-I, Staff Instructor, InfoComm International Presented by: InfoComm International
Who should be doing what to verify the functionality and performance of AV systems at handover to the client? This presentation explores best practices, tips and hints with perspectives from an installer, a designer and InfoComm’s role. The presentation includes a procedural look at the roles of client, designer and installer covering what needs to be done both ‘on the day’ and what should have been done beforehand. There will also be an introduction and status update to InfoComm’s proposed new Standard 10:2013 ‘Audiovisual Systems Performance Verification’, which is currently in development.
factory visits and presents case studies and analysts’ reports.
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14:30 – 15:30 Digital Signage System Implementation - Where To Start and What's Important Room D204 Speaker: Bill Thomas, CTS-I, Staff Instructor, InfoComm International
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11:30 – 12:30 Network Everything: Implement a Single Network for Audio, Video, Control, Signage, P.O.S., and Data Room D203 Speaker: Richard Zwiebel, Vice President, Systems Strategy, QSC Audio
With recent advancements in the IT industry, it is now possible to carry many channels of audio and video, along with point of sale, control, signage and ticketing information over a single network. These products can interact with each other, which is currently being done over standard layer 3 Ethernet using readily available switches from leading manufacturers such as Cisco and HP. This session will explain this process through the use of standard Ethernet and review of the types of products from each product category that work together today. A demonstration of a networked system with products from several manufacturers will show the methods currently used and control interoperability. This course will not go into details of switch settings but rather focus on the higher level of how the products can all coexist. Examples of real world projects in use today will be included.
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13:00 – 14:00 Digital Audio Principles and Implementation Room D204 Speaker: Aidan Williams, CTO, Audinate
This basic level course explores the principles of digital audio and digital audio networking. It is an introduction to how digital audio is encoded and how audio is represented in digital formats.
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13:00 – 14:00 Technology Trends in High Resolution Displays Room D203 Speaker: Bob Simpson, Founder Director, Electrosonic
The display market is moving faster than ever and is yielding some completely new applications. This talk is based on attendance at events, like the Projection Summit, the Society for Information Display Symposium and on
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This excerpt from InfoComm’s Networked AV Systems course covers areas of interest to both end-users who are considering implementing a digital signage system and distributors or integrators who may provide digital signage solutions. Topics will include overviews of the types and possible configurations of digital signage, content delivery methods and options, and considerations for making the right choices for a particular project. Also discussed will be important questions which should be answered before a project begins to ensure the chosen solution meets the actual needs.
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14:30 – 16:30 Digital Video At Length Room D203 Speaker: Joe Cornwall, CTS-D, ISF-C, Technology Evangelist, C2G Inc
The importance of dependable digital video connectivity continues to grow exponentially as a plethora of consumer and commercial TMDS-enabled devices change the nature of installed AV. With analogue infrastructure all but gone, being able to deploy point-to-point connectivity solutions that support digital video content at critical middle distances is vital. Under 20 metres, AV connections are often best served in a native format. Beyond 100 metres, AVB or IP solutions may provide the better results, but in the critical range between 20 and 100 metres, copper structured wiring delivers the greatest efficiency and value. In this presentation participants will explore the characteristics and technology deployed in HD over UTP and HDBaseT connectivity solutions. This exploration will focus on operational theory, comparative performance metrics, and practical application of the technology to common AV installations.
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16:00 – 17:00 I Will Survive IT 2015 Room D204 Speaker: Bob Snyder, Editor, rAVe Europe
How will the AV/IT systems integration world look in 2015? The commercial road ahead will not be straight. Technology shifts are now carving out the big curves ahead. You must alter your business course or find yourself stranded off- road. I want to help you change your sales. I want to change the way you sell. I want you and yours to survive. Join me as we map out the new direction.
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