Quick answerWhether an interactive flat panel needs Google EDLA certification depends entirely on how your client uses Google. EDLA puts the licensed Google Play Store and Google Workspace for Education natively on the panel, with Google security updates and central management — valuable for Google-first schools, but it adds cost. Many deployments get full Google…
Quick answerA successful video conference room setup comes down to matching the room size to the right level of AV — from a simple display-and-speakerphone huddle space, through a standard room with a PTZ camera and room PC, up to a boardroom with distributed audio. Get the audio right first; it is where most rooms…
Quick answerOEM means a manufacturer builds a product to your specification and lets you put your own brand on it. White-label means you take a ready-made product and simply add your logo. ODM goes further, with the manufacturer designing the product for you. For a system integrator, OEM offers the most brand control with low…
Quick answerTo choose the right interactive flat panel size, match the screen to the distance of the farthest viewer: the back row should sit no more than about 6 times the screen height away. As a practical rule, a 65–75″ panel suits small classrooms, 75–86″ suits standard classrooms, and 98–110″ suits large rooms, lecture halls,…