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Infocomm already spun off AV-iQ. It sounds like AVIXA is recreating the wheel.
I am a dealer/integrator who is short-handed and pressed for time. I wear lots of hats. AVIXA site visits are rare. Manufacturers, sales reps, and daily emails provide the information needed. I can't begin to read all of the emails they send. How would this help me?
I don't know if you are aware of this but infocomm had something like this and they spun it off. It was called AVIQ. We buy a subscription to have incorporated into our website. It allows customers to see videos and download PDF documents for all products available.
From my perspective as a dealer, integrator and service provider, I would not see this as something I would use because I already get all of the information I need from the manufacturers directly, AVIQ and all of the other hundreds of emails I receive on a daily basis.
If You had a similar product to AVIQ, that could be incorporated into our websites, then you might have something to offer. This would be a win for us because AVIXA has made The move to engage with end users directly. It would be nice to have a way to recoup the sales the industry is steering away from the dealers.
Infocomm already spun off AV-iQ. It sounds like AVIXA is recreating the wheel.
I am a dealer/integrator who is short-handed and pressed for time. I wear lots of hats. AVIXA site visits are rare. Manufacturers, sales reps, and daily emails provide the information needed. I can't begin to read all of the emails they send. How would this help me?
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Infocomm already spun off AV-iQ. It sounds like AVIXA is recreating the wheel.
I am a dealer/integrator who is short-handed and pressed for time. I wear lots of hats. AVIXA site visits are rare. Manufacturers, sales reps, and daily emails provide the information needed. I can't begin to read all of the emails they send. How would this help me?
I don't know if you are aware of this but infocomm had something like this and they spun it off. It was called AVIQ. We buy a subscription to have incorporated into our website. It allows customers to see videos and download PDF documents for all products available.
From my perspective as a dealer, integrator and service provider, I would not see this as something I would use because I already get all of the information I need from the manufacturers directly, AVIQ and all of the other hundreds of emails I receive on a daily basis.
If You had a similar product to AVIQ, that could be incorporated into our websites, then you might have something to offer. This would be a win for us because AVIXA has made The move to engage with end users directly. It would be nice to have a way to recoup the sales the industry is steering away from the dealers.
Infocomm already spun off AV-iQ. It sounds like AVIXA is recreating the wheel.
I am a dealer/integrator who is short-handed and pressed for time. I wear lots of hats. AVIXA site visits are rare. Manufacturers, sales reps, and daily emails provide the information needed. I can't begin to read all of the emails they send. How would this help me?