How to adapt your broadcast AV designs globally
It’s replicating that success across dozens of sites worldwide. Walking into any office in New York, London, or Tokyo and global clients expect the same seamless AV experience.
It’s kind of like expecting the same McDonald’s hamburger no matter where you are in the world. Realistic now, but it was by no means simple to pull off. Behind the scenes of these uniform and global AV deployments are consultants grappling with different room layouts, local infrastructure quirks, budgets, and cultural needs.
Creating the same AV setup as one location in an entirely different city is simply not that easy. Even seasoned experts find it difficult to deliver the same quality and performance at a global scale. But when experiences aren’t consistent, the result isn’t just frustrated end-users. It damages confidence in both the AV design and technology, as well as the consultant who designed the setup.
This article will explore the challenges of global audiovisual (AV) deployments in detail and highlight how the right vendor is the solution.
For enterprise clients, AV is a key part of creating consistent, branded experiences across every location. A CEO expects the boardroom in Singapore to work exactly like the one in New York. Employees expect that whether they’re presenting in London or dialing into a hybrid event in Toronto, the technology will “just work.”
If it doesn’t, some unflattering words might start to be thrown around about the consultant who deployed those systems. But for consultants, meeting those expectations is no small feat. Delivering global consistency means navigating a tangle of competing demands...
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