It’s not because the technology isn’t capable. It’s because technology is often designed around features instead of users. Employees don’t care how many inputs a display has or how sophisticated the audio systems are. They care that their presentation starts on time and that everyone can hear and be heard.

At the end of the day, people want technology that simply works.
That’s why good AV design isn’t just about equipment selection. It’s about understanding how people collaborate and creating spaces that support those interactions seamlessly.

❓What’s the most frustrating conference room experience you’ve encountered?