Practice What You Preach

Join Us for SDVoE LIVE! Episode 11

on April 20

AV pros can and should be held to a higher standard when it comes to presenting remotely with - you guessed it - AV technology. In this episode we'll pull back the curtain a bit to show how we deliver SDVoE LIVE! and SDVoE Academy. We'll chat with Tim Albright about what makes a presentation engaging, and offer some tips and techniques that are easy for anyone to use for making their interactions more effective in a socially-distanced world.

The show starts Tuesday, April 20 at 1 PM ET (New York). Stick around for the aftershow to get all your questions answered on the spot.

Participate with questions and comments on Twitter using #sdvoelive.

If you missed previous episodes, "Leveraging Fiber Optics for Video Distribution", "A New Architecture for Network Convergence", "What is a Network, Anyway?, "HDR Explained", “The 8K Revolution in Pro AV”, "Why Samsung Chose SDVoE over a Matrix", "The Lost Art of AV – How Bright Are You?", "HOW Special Is That", "t’s 1:00. Do You Know Where Your Network Is?" or "Network Safety for AV Pros", watch them in SDVoE Academy with access to additional resources, or visit the SDVoE Alliance YouTube channel.

New in SDVoE Academy: 

Basic Security and Privacy Requirements for AV over IP

For safety’s sake, and to comply with many organizations’ IT standards, AV-over-IP systems need to implement three security measures - encryption, authentication and vulnerability scanning. Without these, your AV and control data can be wide open to theft. This course explores these important concepts.

Privacy's the Goal

There are cameras and smart devices everywhere and growing possibilities of facial recognition and biometrics recording.  When and where is there a “reasonable expectation of privacy” and what are the tradeoffs we're making by using our devices?  AV system designers, integrators, and tech managers need to think about these things and how to educate their customers while protecting themselves from liability when things go awry.  

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