As a member of the PSNI Global Alliance for less than a year, Display Systems AS considers itself a rookie among its PSNI peers. But as a leader in the audiovisual integration industry since 2006, the company, based in Skedsmokorset just outside the Norwegian capital of Oslo, is anything but inexperienced. “The company has been …
The global COVID-19 pandemic has turned just about everyone into a remote worker, relying on video collaboration for at least some of the time. According to recent data, while only 17 percent of survey respondents reported working from home five days a week before the pandemic hit, 44 percent now report working remotely full-time.
In 1998, Leonardo Dicaprio became a worldwide phenomenon thanks to the movie Titanic, Larry Page and Sergey Brin became the most famous tech pros in the world thanks to the incorporation of Google, and PAVE System Pte Ltd opened its doors in Singapore as a premier provider of audiovisual system design, project management, supply, installation …
In normal times, moving to a work-from-home model is no small feat. But in this new reality, it can feel like you’re Sisyphus pushing his boulder up a hill. COVID-19 has turned project deployment processes upside down.
As more and more people have moved to remote work over the past several months, staying connected has become more critical—and challenging—than ever. Not only do team members have to find ways to stay in touch with each other while working in different locations, employees now also must manage audiovisual assets remotely as well.
They say everything is bigger in Texas, and any big thing needs a strong foundation. For PSNI member Data Projections, which operates offices in Austin, Dallas, Houston, and San Antonio, that foundation is people—both employees and clients. “Data Projections invests heavily in people,” said Matthew Zaleski, President at Data Projections. “Our team is extensively trained …
Following the common thought that two heads are better than one, in 2003, the owners of Proline Audio Visual and Electronic Image Systems combined their resources—and their award-winning audiovisual experience—to create Avidex. And the company hasn’t stopped growing since. In 2012, Avidex was acquired by Telerent Leasing Corporation (TLC), a subsidiary of ITOCHU International, Inc., …
When Erwin Kloesch, a 20-year veteran in the audiovisual integration industry, decided to strike out on his own in 2009, he wanted to give his company a name that encapsulated what the organization could do—and what they stood for. He settled on Kloesch Media Complete (KMC) because it best described the company’s purpose and its …
The driving force behind any organization is communication. And the driving force behind Connecticut-based PSNI member HB Communications is to provide the visual communication tools and technologies to enhance the way people connect. Whether it’s building the largest indoor video wall for a Las Vegas casino or helping a historic college embrace a modern visual …
With more than 60 percent of people using mobile devices regularly, reliable cellular service is something we have come to expect—and need. But just because we depend on cellular connections doesn’t mean that those connections are always dependable. Factors such as distance from the nearest cell tower, features of the surrounding terrain such as trees …
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Diego José Pérez has has over 30 years of experience designing and implementing corporate video conferencing networks and services on Microsoft platforms at the top companies and with the most important players in the market. Since 2016, Diego has served as LATAM General Manager for Newtech Solutions Multimedia SA, a unified communications multimedia technology company. Diego has experience in leadership, planning, marketing and sales with excellent skills in negotiation, management control, strategies and people skills.
