Webinars

Get an overview of HDBaseT technology, including the:

• Benefits
• Technology misconceptions
• Common installation and ecosystem questions
• Black Box HDBaseT products to get you started on your next AV project

This webinar will help you take the first steps in implementing AV over IP.

Learn about the reasons to migrate from analog to digital KVM solutions:

• The VGA standard is being discontinued
• Digital HD video and USB compatibility
• Video quality and resolutions
• Multiuser access via matrix switching

Learn about the common technology issues in e-learning 1:1 initiatives, such as student safety. And, discover what to watch out for regarding device storage and charging, wireless infrastructure, and device management.

• Common technology issues in 1:1
• Choosing the right storage solutions

In this on-demand webinar, we explain how the award-winning iCOMPEL Digital Signage solution can help you deliver compelling content at the right location at the right time. Access now to learn about all of iCOMPEL’s advanced features, including:

• Scalable from 1 to 50,000+ screens
• Scheduled and ad-hoc messaging
• Mass or individually curated content storage and delivery
• And much, much more

In this webinar, you'll learn the differences between MPO and MTP® connectors; see clear illustrations of classic Type A, B, and C pinning; understand how to make Method A, B, and C connections with the proper polarity; and gain insight into how to prepare for 40-/100-GbE with 24-strand fiber.

• Differences between MPO and MTP connectors
• Clear illustrations of classic Type A, B, and C pinning
• How to make Method A, B, and C connections with the proper polarity
• How to prepare for 40-/100-GbE with 24-strand fiber

Cyberattacks on government, financial and healthcare systems are increasing at an exponential rate. To successfully combat today’s cyber threats, organizations and government agencies need to take a thorough approach to fixing their in-house and outside cybersecurity weaknesses. Watch our webinar to learn the major vulnerabilities within your network and how to put an end to them.

Migrating your control room to meet future and current needs can be costly when new network hardware and resources are required. Download the webinar to learn how to:

• Scale your existing network hardware to current AND future needs
• Futureproof your network with IP or direct connect solutions for hybrid environments with physical and virtual machines
• Support future UHD video resolutions over IP

Learn how KVM, video wall and operator management solutions can make control rooms more efficient and minimize reaction times.

Discover how 911 operations centers, police operations centers, RTCCs and EoCs are evolving and how advanced technology is playing a crucial role in public safety.

Learn how to future-proof your control room investments and where the future of KVM and system management is going.

Learn how Enterprise KVM Solutions have become a key system component for maximizing workflow efficiencies within Broadcast and Post Production Ecosystems.

During this 26-minute on-demand webinar, we will explore:

• High-Performance KVM, the vital link that connects operations staff to technology
• Systems Architecture
• Application examples

This presentation covers applications for KVM technology, from desktop switching to advanced, high-performance matrix switching systems, with an emphasis on case studies that identify the best solutions for specific scenarios.

• KVM solutions and the market forces that are shaping the need for them
• How to select a KVM technology for a specific application
• ROI benefits that KVM solutions can provide

Digital KVM removes barriers in siloed environments and replaces them with larger, more encompassing KVM systems that enable engineers, production personnel, and control room operators to seamlessly access and switch targets. Must-have features of digital KVM systems include:

• Scalability—easily scale the size of your KVM system from a few users to a large enterprise
• Fast switching in a second or less while maintaining high resolutions (1920 x 1080 or higher)
• Support for multiple signals including HDMI, DVI, VGA, USB, serial, and audio
• Dual-head and dual-link distribution
• IP-based extension and switching
• Virtual desktop extension