How to Avoid the Downside of Collaboration
Collaboration is one of the hottest business buzzwords there is. From open floor plans to video conferencing to chat-enabled sharing software such as Slack and Box, most companies are working to make collaboration a more significant part of their culture and daily operations.

How to make the right technical choices to create a digital transformation. Giant video walls, touchscreen monitors, virtual reality headsets—bright and shiny technologies like these can be pretty enticing. And creative minds can think up workplace uses for them even when they’re not necessarily the right solutions for their particular organization.

Ten years ago, AV and IT departments on college campuses remained distinct entities, rarely, if ever, need to work together. However, all that has drastically shifted in the past few years. With the proliferation of Bluetooth and BYOD, wireless classrooms, and a trend toward more collaborative and interactive learning environments, IT is present in classrooms in a way it has never been before.

At a time when institutions of higher education want to show they have a competitive edge, technology is an essential differentiator. Solutions like interactive displays, content sharing tools and video conferencing enhance learning and support innovations in and out of the classroom.