Connectivity is Key also in the PROAV Industry Blog A running joke within the office is the near universal love of Lego we have. Many of us are parents with young children, and we try to pretend that it’s because of them that we proudly share our latest Lego creations on the office Whatsapp group.…
Graphics: making the complex simple Blog The oldest known maps date back over 4,000 years, with the first map of the world produced in the 16th century. Today, we take them for granted (although satellite navigation systems have perhaps rendered the reading of maps a forgotten skill…). Obviously, a map looks nothing like what it…
How Remote Working Maintains a Far More Global Reach Jess McMurray: a ‘digital nomad’ in PR & Content Marketing I think it’s fair to say that most of us in the technology industry genuinely enjoy our jobs. The fast pace of technological change, the dynamism of industry players, the creativity and intellect that we’re exposed…
NAB 2019: a major success for Bridge Technologies Blog “The time has come,” the Walrus said, “to talk of many things: of shoes, and ships and sealing-wax, of cabbages and kings— and why the sea is boiling hot, and whether pigs have wings.” That’s always been one of my favourite poems – The Walrus and the…
Serendipity at NAB Show How much room is there for luck on the path to success? We all know the major accomplishment stories of the tech world, and the adjectives that tend to be associated with them; focus, drive, vision, planning, strategy, control. The successful entrepreneurs of the day plan every minute of their…
NAB may change, but I’m still here. NAB rolls around yet again, and this year it seems I’ve heard the same question more than ever: ‘So, how many NABs have you been to now?’ Honestly, I’m not sure of the answer, but I shudder to think. It’s more than I’d care to admit – but…
Five ways to maximise restaurant success Blog The restaurant trade has never been more competitive. What can restaurants do to maximise their profitability, and win a greater share of the market than competitors? We explore five key steps to develop your business, regardless of size. Prioritise efficiency Are your wait staff still writing checks,…
Making everything play nicely Blog In the good old days of computing, success was all about showing up with the right cables. A VGA cable for the screen. A parallel cable for the printer (or an Iomega Zip drive – remember those?). The keyboard and mouse also had their own unique way of…
Remote production: back where we started Blog: Bridge Technologies “I think there is a world market for maybe five computers,” famously said Thomas Watson, president of IBM. In fairness, that was back in 1943, when computing was very much in its infancy – and computers were the size of a house. For a long time,…
Beyond music – our response to sound Guest blog Jackie Green, President & CTO at Alteros The Good and the Bad Are there some sounds that annoy you? Make you feel jumpy? Make you feel relaxed and calm? It’s not uncommon to have quite visceral reactions to sound – both positive and negative,…