A/V integration is the perfect marriage between audio and visual equipment when used to make meetings better. Whether it’s a small conference or meeting like in a classroom, or a larger meeting between an entire school board, or company, this technology can make communicating from a distance easier than ever.
As technology grows, it is apparent that while audio and visual elements are intact, communication should be easy, but this is not always the case. Sometimes things lag, sometimes the sound doesn’t match up, and sometimes it’s difficult to keep a video connection over long distances. Properly integrating audio and visual components takes care of each of these problems and more using a variety of products, and the help and know-how of experts in the field.
Depending upon the meeting, different products should be used to remedy most communication issues. For instance, cameras, displays, multi-person audio-calls, projectors, SMART Boards, and more are used to enhance communication within meetings. SMART Boards are great for those audiences with visual learners, while audio-calls help with meetings where some of the members are geographically dispersed. In short, a/v integration is changing the way meetings are held by making them better, no matter the size of the gathering or the distance involved.
Matt Zaleski
Matthew Zaleski has been involved in the A/V industry for over 30 years, and his family has been involved for much longer. Matthew started at Data Projections as a salesman in 1991, and as President, he oversees every aspect of the company, including maintaining relationships with partners and manufacturers. Under Matthew's guidance, Data Projections has cemented its position as a leader in the A/V integrator industry, especially in Texas. It's this commitment to the area, as well as top notch people at Data Projections, that makes it a top firm, according to Matthew. He takes pride in leading these people as they accomplish some of the most innovative projects an integrator can offer.