AMX in the News

AMX in the News

4/26/2013

Automating aspects of technology management can aid colleges and universities in multiple ways, from increased student and professor satisfaction to reduced energy usage and costs. In addition to these benefits, with its resource management software, Texas A&M University has achieved a reduced IT staff size and more effective troubleshooting. This web seminar, originally broadcast on February 27, 2013, addressed the benefits of resource management software, including those realized through automation.

9/12/2012
MX®, the leading provider of solutions that simplify the implementation, maintenance, and use of technology to create effective environments, today announced the immediate availability of the Modero X® Series Multi Preview Live (MXA-MPL) and the addition of panel-to-panel video chat support for its Modero X® Series touch panels. The MXA-MPL is an accessory that can stream real-time video and preview images to Modero X Series touch panels for 10 video sources connected to an Enova® DVX All-in-One Presentation Switcher or Enova DGX Digital Media Switcher.
9/11/2012
Being some 90 miles away from Wake Forest University’s sprawling main campus in Winston-Salem, the school’s new satellite campus in uptown Charlotte could seem like a distant star to the students who attend its adjunct MBA program, but foresight and imagination have brought the two campuses culturally and technologically closer. 
One of the main challenges in technologically connecting the two campuses involved space constraints. The office building that housed the handful of rooms that would become the Charlotte campus had only a few closets for audiovisual equipment.
9/11/2012

At the Stanford University School of Medicine’s new learning center, one system of capturing lectures does it all—from scheduling and recording an event to distribution of audio and video files.

“When you’re training future medical doctors, it’s important to ensure they have all the tools and resources to become the best physicians they can be,’’ says Trent Tanaka, Director of AV Technology at the school.

9/11/2012
Students in the Net generation enter higher education with an expectation that cutting-edge technology will be a force in their academic experience, but its use comes with strict requirements at George Washington University, which in 2007 made a commitment to creating a more collaborative learning environment. 
“Technology needs to advance learning and engage students,” says P.B. Garrett, associate provost and chief academic technology officer for the university.
9/11/2012
Three higher ed institutions have been recognized for their innovative uses of technology by the judges of the 2012 AMX Innovation Awards.
8/29/2012

AMX®, the leading provider of solutions that simplify the implementation, maintenance, and use of technology to create effective environments, today announced the release of Rapid Project Maker (RPM) version 1.2. The latest version swells the number of products supported for installations and includes more enhanced project reports.

8/9/2012
The uses for AV technologies in higher ed aren’t limited to traditional classrooms. At the University of Florida’s new three-story, 100,000 square-foot veterinary teaching hospital, an integrated AV network is woven into the fabric of the building. In this University Business web seminar, originally presented on May 22, 2012, David John, safety and security supervisor at the College of Veterinary Medicine, discussed how the hospital is using its AV network to improve patient care as well as the learning experience for students.
8/7/2012

AMX®, the leading provider of solutions that simplify the implementation, maintenance, and use of technology to create effective environments, announced the T models of Enova® DVX All-In-One Presentation Switchers have begun shipping. Operations teams at AMX are briskly filling orders for all DVX configurations, which combine AV switching, control, audio processing, amplification and category cable distribution from a 3 RU chassis that can be supported and serviced remotely over an IT infrastructure.

6/27/2012
AMX®, the leading provider of solutions that simplify the implementation, maintenance, and use of technology to create effective environments, today announced the immediate availability of its DXLink™ Multi-Format Transmitters. Developed for use with the Enova® DGX Digital Media Switchers and Enova DVX All-In-One Presentation Switchers, the transmitters add the ability to extend the reach of not only HDMI but now analog A/V sources, as well as control, Ethernet and power carrying the signals up to 100 meters over one twisted pair cable.
6/20/2012
AMX®, a provider of solutions that simplify the implementation, maintenance, and use of technology to create effective environments, today announced the immediate availability of the 7- and 10-inch Modero X® Series Touch Panels. The smaller, widescreen versions belong to the multi-award-winning family of touch panels that were expressly designed to incorporate multi-touch capabilities such as gesturing, swiping and tapping that mobile phone and tablet users have come to love and are so comfortable using.
6/5/2012

This second of the three-part Connected Campus webinars features a case study from Texas Woman’s University, which used remote management and monitoring systems to achieve significant savings in equipment and energy costs, more efficiently manage staff time and improve the benefits of technology in classrooms and lecture halls.

Jackie Deluna, Strategic Education Marketing, AMX

5/3/2012

Campuses today face a challenge in providing seamless delivery and display of media to classrooms, lecture halls, conference rooms and auditoriums. With different devices and media formats all requiring access to network resources, the need for a centralized solution is greater than ever. John Owen talks about how this was accomplished at Wake Forest University’s new business school facility.

JOHN OWEN
Director of Information Technology
Wake Forest University, Schools of Business

5/2/2012

AMX®, the leading provider of solutions that simplify the implementation, maintenance, and use of technology to create effective environments, today announced the immediate availability of the NetLinx® Clear ConnectTM Gateway. With its release, the family of AMX Light Control by Lutron® is now available.

12/22/2011

AMX®, a provider of solutions that simplify the implementation, maintenance, and use of technology to create effective environments, today announced the scheduled immediate availability of the Enova® DVX-3150HD All-In-One Presentation Switcher. Wake Forest takes delivery of the first unit, recognizing the significance of the product's open standards, simplicity, remote management, and high performance on IP networks. The Enova DVX-3150HD provides a complete AV/IT platform for audio, video and networked control.

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