CEDIA Fights Restrictive Legislation in Multiple States
CEDIA government affairs monitoring and tracking potentially detrimental laws in Texas, New Jersey, Oklahoma and other states.
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‘Disruptive’ Keynote at CEDIA Expo 2019: Adios Tech-Talking Futurists
Just when we swore off the “D” word, here comes CEDIA 2019 keynoter Luke Williams hailing “disruptive thinking”…
News April 23
HTSA Aims to Reduce ‘Techno-centric’ Sales Pitches via Training Program
Despite 23% growth rate in 2018, HTSA buying group to focus on sales relationship training for 2019, along…
News April 19
JJ Opines: What if Local Integrators Collaborate, Not Just Compete?
Julie Jacobson: Car-rental companies share passenger vans, parking lots, rental facilities, signage and often personnel. Why couldn't local…
News April 19
simPRO Enters US Market with End-to-End Cloud Software Solution
Software as a Service (SaaS) provider simPRO brings 17 years of success in verticals such as electrical, security…
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Grading Your Reps (and 6 Other Business Tips You Probably Aren’t Doing)
Hiring a COO, tricks to get architects and designers to attend lunch-and-learns, grading your independent reps, and putting…
News April 15
HTSA Moves Bar Higher in Lighting Fixture Biz Dev
Buying group pushes forward with three levels of American Lighting Association certifications for its members in lighting fixtures…
News April 12
Integrator Solves High-Volume MDU Sales Dilemma with Digital Portal
Using a 'Build-A'Bear' model, Service Tech AV in Austin develops its own digital sales portal to enable a…
News April 10
Requiring a Service Contract… Will It Work?
Service Tech Audio Visual in Austin, Texas, shuns 'indentured servant' label with clients and sets policy that requires…
News April 8
Azione Prepares Members for Changing Market Dynamics
Azione members grow 14.63% in 2018 and group is emphasizing stronger relationships with architects in 2019.
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