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Conference: June 4 - 10 | Exhibits: June 8 - 10

Las Vegas Convention Center | Las Vegas, Nevada, USA

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REAKING

EWS

NEW seminars have been added

to the InfoComm 2016 education

program (and best of all, theyre

included in the Seminar and

Workshop Package!):

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8

8:00 A.M. 9:00 A.M.

IS88

INTRODUCTION TO DRONE VIDEO SYSTEMS

10:30 A.M. 11:30 A.M.

IS89

THE DRONE/UNMANNED SYSTEMS BUSINESS

OPPORTUNITY FOR PRO AV INTEGRATORS

12:30 P.M. 1:30 P.M.

IS90

USING DRONE TECHNOLOGY IN LAW

ENFORCEMENT, SECURITY, & PUBLIC SAFET Y

2:30 P.M. 4:30 P.M.

IS96

UNIFIED COMMUNICATIONS ENVIRONMENT

DESIGN

JIM SMITH, CTS, POLYCOM | RUS:2

Come to class to learn the concepts of collaborative conferencingusing the newest audio, video and web-based communicationsystems, and discuss the requirements for designing a conferenceroom that will ensure the best possible experience for the end user.

THURSDAY, JUNE 9

8:00 A.M. 9:00 A.M.

IS91

COMMAND & CONTROL FOR DRONES

8:00 A.M. 10:00 A.M.

IS98

DOING DYNAMIC DIGITAL SIGNAGE RIGHT THE

FIRST TIME

MIKE WHITE,CTS, UNIFIED AV | RUS:2

This session aims to cut through the dynamic digital signage hype toestablish guidelines for avoiding failure on your next project. Settingrealistic expectations for a network rest within asking the rightquestions up front even the tough ones.

12:30 P.M. 1:30 P.M.

IS92

3D MAPPING WITH DRONES

2:30 P.M. 4:30 P.M.

IS93

DRONE-VERTISING - USING DRONES TO DELIVER

MARKETING/ADVERTISING MESSAGES

2:30 P.M. 4:00 P.M.

IS101

ARE WE THERE YET? THE USE OF

COLLABORATION TOOLS IN EDUCATION AND

WHAT'S STILL MISS ING

CHARLES KAZILEK, PH.D., ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY | RUS:1.5

With the exploding growth in digital tools for the virtual andtraditional classroom there are a host of options for education.Many of these tools provide new opportunities for collaborationnot possible a few years ago. However, with all these options, haveadvancements provided all the tools that we need, or are theresome core pieces still missing?

2:30 P.M. 4:00 P.M.

IS102

THE SMART(ER) ENTERPRISE

BEAU WILDER, PLANTRONICS, INC. | RUS:1.5

This session will address the technologies, devices, systems,frameworks, processes, challenges, benets, and impacts andopportunities that are reshaping how we communicate and dobusiness both near term and in the years to come.


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2:30 P.M. 4:00 P.M.

IS99

SUCCESS METRICS IN DIG ITAL SIGNAGE

MIKE WHITE, CTS, UNIFIED AV | RUS:1.5

In this session, you'll learn practical methods for measuring anddemonstrating the value of a digital signage deployment, even when

that value can't be counted in dollars and cents.

2:30 P.M. 4:00 P.M.

IS100

BEST PRACTICES FOR DESIGNING SCALABLE

AUDIO NETWORKS

BERNIE FARKUS, AUDINATE | RUS:1.5

If you've determined your next audio system will be networked,what are the best practices for designing and building a scalableaudio network? Attend this session to receive typical commissioningreports for both analog systems and networked systems and

learn the tips, tricks, and checklists to drop directly into existingworkows.

FRIDAY, JUNE 10

8:00 A.M. 9:00 A.M.

IS94

LARGE SPORTING EVENT AND ENTERTAINMENT

EVENT COVERAGE

9:00 A.M. 10:00 A.M.

IS103

AES67: ACHIEVING INTEROPERABILITY BET WEEN

AUDIO NETWORKS

RICH ZWIEBEL, QSC AUDIO PRODUCTS | RUS:1

MARTY SACKS, AXIA AUDIO TELOS OMNIA

AES67 is an open standard that provides a means of exchangingaudio between several networks using standard IP based Ethernetnetwork technology. This session explains AES67 and how you canuse it in your products or projects.

10:30 A.M. 11:30 A.M.

IS95

CELLULAR, TELECOMMUNICATIONS, & WIRELESS

VIDEO SUPPORT FOR AERIAL PL ATFORMS

IST01

FUTURE TRENDS An at tendee favori te!

Set your agenda for the show oor and get a sneak peek at someof the most cutting-edge technology on the market at the all-newFuture Trends. This entire session will be presented in 4K.

Simon Dudley, our host, will kick o by explaining how thecloud has changed the game for the AV industry and what youbusiness can do about it.

Timothy Albright, CTS, and the AV Nation crew will explorewhats on its way out and whats on its way up during a livepodcast recording

Gary Kayye, Kayye Consulting and rAVe [Publications], willpull back the curtain on 4K technologies, exposing myths andexploring possibilities

Peter Putman, CTS, will take you for a peek over the bleedingedge of communications technology

L. William Nattress, IIICTS-D, CTS-I , and a panel of expertswill dive deep into the most-requested topics and eld yourquestions.

IST05

DIGITAL SIGNAGE SUMMIT Limited Seats Availabl

Alan Brawn, CTS, Principal, Brawn Consulting

Jeremy Gavin, CEO, Screenfeed

David Haynes, Founding Partner, The Preset Group Tom Nix, CEO, Scala Inc.

Brad Parler, Digital Communications Administrator, Blinds.com

Richard Ventura, Vice President of Business Development anSolutions, NEC Display Solutions

John Wang, Chief Global Ocer, Digital Signage MultimediaAlliance, CEO, IAdea Corporation

SEAKERS

ANNOUNCE!

IS58Networked 4K Tipping Points; IS70Audio Signal

Processing Basics; IUPC11Networking Technology;

and IUX03De-Mystify, Troubleshoot, and Safely

Cure Ground Loop Problems have been cancelled

IS77Lighting for Worship, Not a Concert has been

moved to Wednesday, June 8, 2:30 p.m. 4:00 p.m.

IS76Audio Mixing for House of Worship has been

moved to Thursday, June 9, 10:30 a.m. 12:00 p.m.

CACELLATIONS

AND CHNGES


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INFOCOMM 2016 IS MORE THAN THOUSANDS OF AV PRODUCTS AND SOLUTIONSITS ALSO THE L ARGEST COLLECTION OF IN-PERSON EDUC ATION YOULL FIND

ANYWHERE IN OUR INDUSTRY.

With more than 125 InfoComm University Seminars and Workshops on a variety of

core AV, management, and IT topics; Manufacturers Training sessions for product best

practices; and Super Tuesday sessions on Internet of Things and Unied Communicatio

and Collaboration, and the Digital Signage Summit, youre sure to nd a mix of training

opportunities to t your needs and your schedule.

NEW THIS YEAR!

Attend as many seminars or workshops as youd like on Wednesday, Thursday, and

Friday for one low price! The InfoComm University Seminar and Workshop Package is

a perfect way to sample a wide range of topics or earn the RUs you need to maintain

your CTS.Need help building your perfect agenda? Contact InfoComm Member Services at+1.703.273.7200 for personalized guidance.

*Seminar and Workshop Package includes InfoComm University seminars and workshops beginning with sessioncodes IS or IUX. The Seminar and Workshop Package does not include Manufacturers Training sessions, tours, ospecial events.


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4 | INFOCOMMSHOW.ORG/EDUCATION


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INFOCOMMSHOW.ORG/EDUCATION | 5

THREE-DAY COURSES

Come to Las Vegas before the show oor opens to

get these three-day courses under your belt. Whether

youre just starting out in the industry, or youre ready

for more in-depth training, these intensive courses will

give you the knowledge you need to handle a variety

of design, installation, networking, and management

challenges.

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SATURDAY, JUNE 4MONDAY, JUNE 6

8:00 A.M. 5:0 0 P.M.

IUPC01ESSENTIALS OF AV TECHNOLOGY

LEVEL :BASIC | RUS:0

CHRISTOPHER MONTFORT,CTS, GOOGLE

JUSTIN WATTS,CTS, GOOGLE

New to the AV industry? Essentials of AV Technologyis acomprehensive, introductory overview of science and technologyfor audio, visual and audiovisual systems integration. Explore

microphones, cameras and displays, digital and analog signals,future trends and everything AV. You can also use this course as areview session for the InfoComm-Recognized AV Technologist Test,a certicate program to help you prove your AV knowledge.

IUPC02, IUPC03, IUPC04CTS PREP


SCOTT TOMASHEK,CTS-D, CTS-I, CAMERA CORNER, INC. (IUPC02)

KEITH YANDELL,CTS-D, CTS-I, AVI SYSTEMS (IUPC02)

ANDRE LEJEUNE,CTS, INFOCOMM INTERNATIONAL (IUPC03)

EDWIN MORMAN, CTS-D, CTS-I, GENERAL DYNAMICS INFO TECHNOLOGY

SETI-DHS (IUPC03)

JAKE CORLETT, CTS-D, CTS-I, BIAMP SYSTEMS (IUPC04)

BRADLEY ORME,CTS, AVI-SPL (IUPC04)

CTS Prepcan help ease your nerves and boost your condencebefore you take the Certied Technology Specialist CTS exam.Through this course, you will explore the CTS exam format, learntest-taking strategies, and home in on the specic exam contentareas where you need to focus your study time.

IUPC05, IUPC06CTS-D PREP

LEVEL : ADVANCED | RUS:24

JAMES MALTESE,CTS-D, CTS-I, AUDIO VISUAL RESOURCES, INC. (IUPC05)

JEREMY ELSESSER, CTS-D, CTS-I, LEVEL 3 AUDIO VISUAL

M ICHAEL BUCKLIN,CTS-D, CTS-I, BIAMP SYSTEMS (IUPC06)

JOSEPH CORNWALL, CTS-D, CTS-I, MIDDLE ATLANTIC PRODUCTS, INC. (IUPC06)

Focus your study, review terminology, drill down your math andtackle the areas where you need to bu up with CTS-D Prep. Theeligibility requirements for the CTS-D exam include a current CTScredential and two years experience with AV design.

IUPC07CTS-I PREP

LEVEL :ADVANCED | RUS:24

TOM KEHR,CTS-D, CTS-I, INFOCOMM INTERNATIONAL

If youre an experienced installer, this course is designed to helpyou focus your study plan and brush up on content. Explore theCTS-I exam format and review critical areas of the exam including

pre-installation activities, pulling cable, mounting substructure andinstalling AV systems.

IUPC08AV DESIGN LEVEL 1: ENVIRONMENT

LEVEL : INTERMEDIATE | RUS:24

JEREMY CALDERA,CTS-D, CTS-I, ZDI, INC.

CHARLES ESPINOZA,CTS-D, CTS-I, INFOCOMM INTERNATIONAL

Anyone who reads, works with or creates AV designs knowsthe challenges of meeting clients needs. Find out how to use

measurement tools, calculations, and industry best practices toexpand your knowledge of the design process to create drawings,specications and performance criteria.

IUPC09AV DESIGN LEVEL 2: INFRASTRUCTURE

LEVEL :INTERMEDIATE | RUS:24

RICHARD DERBYSHIRE,CTS-D, CHRISTIE D IGITAL SYSTEMS

L. WILLIAM NATTRESS III,CTS-D, CTS-I, BIAMP SYSTEMS

Discover how the buildings physical structure can dramaticallyaect AV design. This three-day classroom course explores

critical considerations that aect the planning and design ofthe infrastructure supporting AV environments including HVAC,electrical, cable pathways, lighting and IT connectivity.

THREE-DAY COURSES


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IUPC10NETWORKED AV SYSTEMS


MARC YARBOROUGH,CTS-I, INFOCOMM INTERNATIONAL

PAUL ZIELIE,CTS-D, CTS-I, HARMAN

AV professionals increasingly need to incorporate AV gear onnetworks. In this course, you wil l intercept, lter, and read networkconversations between AV/IT devices through interactive Wireshark

demos. You will also learn how to communicate and documentneeds for remote monitoring and management, streaming,conferencing and other software applications.

IUPC11, IUPC12NETWORKING TECHNOLOGY

LEVEL : BASIC | RUS:24

JUSTIN REXING, CTS-D, WESTERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY (IUPC11)

PAUL STREFFON,CTS-D, CTS-I, TVONE (IUPC11)

GAIN FOSTER,CTS, K2 AUDIO, LLC (IUPC12)

RODRIGO ORDONEZ, CTS-D, K2 AUDIO, LLC (IUPC12)

A core knowledge class for all AV professionals, NetworkingTechnologyteaches the basics of information technology and IPnetworking. Youll learn to perform basic troubleshooting on thenetwork that supports your AV system.

IUPC13HOW TO EFFECTIVELY MANAGE AV STAFF

LEVEL : INTERMEDIATE | RUS:24

JOHN ARPINO,CTS-D, GOOGLE

CATHERINE BING,ITAP INTERNATIONAL

Calling all technology managers: Do you struggle to effi cientlymanage your AV/IT stakeholders and sta? Is your time monopolizedby putting out AV/IT res, one after another? It doesnt have to bethis hard. Develop the skills you need to create effi ciencies whenmanaging AV/IT resources with this hands-on, non-technical course.

IUPC14PROJECT MANAGEMENT FOR AV

LEVEL : BASIC | RUS:24

BRADLEY MALONE,NAVIGATE MANAGEMENT CONSULTING

DAVID MCNUTT,NAVIGATE MANAGEMENT CONSULTING

BILL SHARER,CTS, NAVIGATE MANAGEMENT CONSULTING

Explore how to improve your team communication and your protmargin by examining project management (PM), AV-style. Whetheryoure a technician involved in PM, a sales engineer who developsproposals and estimates, or an information manager who overseesengineering, youll learn from the hands-on exercises and AV casestudies.

IUPC15ALL ABOUT AUDIO


GORDON MOORE,CTS, LECTROSONICS, INC.

This audio course is the hands-on training you have been waiting

for! Troubleshoot audio issues by applying acoustical theory to livesound demos, sound memory labs and real-world scenarios. If youare new to the industry don't miss this primer.

IUPC16 NWSYNAUDCON OPTEQ - EQUALIZATION DEMYSITIFIED


PAT BROWN,SYNERGETIC AUDIO CONCEPTS INC.

Presented by SynAudCon: OptEQ is a comprehensive approachto sound system tuning thats based on principles, not products.

The method can be applied using any mainstream measurementprogram. This hands-on course will teach you the objectives and thesteps to equalize any sound system with the available tools.

Important Notes on CTS Prep Courses

Completion of these programs in no way guarantees that you will pass the CTS exam, nor will this program cover all the topics listed in the test outline.

By registering for this course, you are not signing up for the CTS exam. The CTS exam must be applied for, paid for and then scheduled separately at

a Pearson VUE Testing Center. Please refer to infocomm.org/cts for details. InfoComm CTS Prepclasses will earn you 20 CECs each toward your BICSI

RCDD credential.


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TUESDAY, JUNE 7

8:00 A.M. - 3: 00 P.M.

IST01FUTURE TRENDS

RUS:6.5

TIM ALBRIGHT,CTS, AV NATION

SIMON DUDLEY, EXCESSION EVENTS

GARY KAYYE, CTS, KAYYE CONSULTING, INC.

L. WILLIAM NATTRESS III,CTS-D, CTS-I, BIAMP SYSTEMS

PETER PUTMAN, CTS, ROAM CONSULTING LLC

Get a sneak peek at some of the most cutting-edge technologyon the market at the attendee favorite Future Trends. Youll geta close up look at some of this years hottest tech trends and theopportunity to vote on what to explore further. After lunch, a panelof experts will dive deep into the most-requested topics and eldyour questions. Youll be ready to hit the show oor armed with theknowledge of whats still smoke, and whats on re.

IST02 NWIOT INSIGHTS

RUS:6.5

Internet of Things (IoT): its a hot buzzword, and an undeniabletechnology trend. But is it relevant to the commercial AV industry?Absolutely. Learn to leverage the knowledge and skills you alreadyhave as an AV professional to seize your share of whats forecastto be a $19 trillion market over the next 10 years and forgeconnections with the partners youll need to succeed.

IST03THE IMCCA UNIFIED COMMUNICATIONS

AND COLLABORATION WORKSHOP

RUS: 6.5

Unied communications & collaboration (UCC) is the umbrella termfor IP enabled enterprise communications. Many organizations havesuccessfully implemented UCC. AV, IT, facilities and business groupscontinue to work together to achieve ubiquitous communication, onany device, and allow people to communicate and collaborate fromany location. During panel discussions and case studies, youll learnwhat organizations are doing with the technologies, address whatworks, what needs improvement, and what changes are ahead.

IST04TECHNOLOGY MANAGEMENT IN HIGHER EDUCATION

LEVEL :INTERMEDIATE | RUS:6.5

ANDREW MILNE,PH.D., TIDEBREAK

L. WILLIAM NATTRESS III, CTS-D, CTS-I, BIAMP SYSTEMS

MARK VALENTI, CTS, THE SEX TANT GROUP

Technology managers: spend the day learning about tools andstrategies that will save you money, improve your AV systems, andmake your life easier. In this highly actionable session, technologymanagers as service providers at the top of their games will showyou how to work smarter.

SPONSORED BY

IST05 NWDIGITAL SIGNAGE SUMMIT

RUS:6.5

The Digital Signage Summit (DSS), presented by Invidis, will explorecase studies, cutting edge technology and best practices for digitalsignage applications in retail that are worth the investment. First,well explore how to incorporate digital signage into an omni-channel sales strategy, including the infrastructure needed to createpersonalized experiences. Then, well delve into Internet of Thingsapplications for retail signage. Finally, well give you an inside viewinto some of most successful digital signage projects in retail.

IST06PROJECT MANAGEMENT FOR LIVE EVENTS

LEVEL :INTERMEDIATE | RUS:6.5

ANDRE LEJEUNE,CTS, INFOCOMM INTERNATIONAL

Learn the benets of eld-tested project management principles.From satisfying the clients needs to working with house crews,all while working with multiple vendors, successfully managingan event is a learned skill. Learn why the preparation phase ofproject management is key, especially with emphasis on changemanagement, assessing potential problems and risk. Youll alsounderstand how to manage technical quality with relation to thevenue in terms of infrastructure.

SUPER TUESDAY SESSIONS

DIGITAL SIGNAGE

SUMMIT InfoComm16



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IST07CTS STUDY GROUP

LEVEL :BASIC | RUS:6.5

MARC YARBOROUGH,CTS-I, INFOCOMM INTERNATIONAL

Dont let your anxiety about test topics or unfamiliarity with thetesting process hold you back from taking the CTS exam. Join usfor this engaging day of guided test-taking practice, readiness

assessment and review. This new course is designed to help youmaster multiple choice test-taking with timed, interactive drills usingreal CTS exam practice questions.

IST08 NWCTS-D STUDY GROUP

LEVEL : ADVANCED | RUS:6.5

TOM KEHR,CTS-D, CTS-I, INFOCOMM INTERNATIONAL

Experience a whirlwind session all about taking the CTS-D exam.Youll use real CTS practice exam questions to quickly drill into theareas where you need to focus your study time. Become a test-taking wizard and if youre ready, you can take the exam right atInfoComm 2016.

DIGITAL SIGNAGE SUMMIT

SPONSORED BY

IoT INSIGHTS

SPONSORED BY

UCC

SPONSORED BY


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TUESDAY, JUNE 7

8:00 A.M. - 12:00 P.M.

IUL01HOW TO BUILD AN APP

RUS:4

FRANK GONZALES,LECTROSONICS, INC.

AV has gone app crazy. Feed your love of new technology and learnto create your own apps in this hands-on lab. From Photoshop CCto CommandFusion, youll get the tools you need to create your

IOS/Android masterpiece in this step-by-step tutorial. If you area beginner with no experience or an advanced user looking for arapid-development approach, this course is for you.

IUL02NETWORK TRAFFIC ANALYSIS



Learn how IP networks really work. This course explains theelements of the OSI Models real world protocols and then uses

Wireshark as a tool to analyze actual network communications. Thissession requires an intermediate level of knowledge of IP networks;a basic understanding computers and networks is required.

12:30 P.M.-4:30 P.M.

IUL03 NWADVANCED DESIGN AND PROGRAMMING

SOLUTIONS FOR IP AUDIO AND VIDEO

LEVEL :ADVANCED | RUS:4

MAXWELL KOPSHO,CTS-D, CTS-I, THORBURN ASSOCIATES, INC.

This course covers advanced concepts of AV/IT design and AV/

IT control systems, control systems applications and marketlandscape. We will cover types of control for local, LAN/WAN andenterprise solutions; how to implement control systems for AV on anetwork and how to integrate these systems seamlessly regardlessof the manufacturer or technology required. Students will dohands-on programming with a JavaScript - based control system toillustrate these new types of systems.

IUL04 NWTECHNICAL DIRECTION:

ITS JUST ROCKET SCIENCE


TROY PETERS,CTS, VIDEO WEST, INC.

The live event technical director is responsible for launching theaudience into an audiovisual experience that can have dozens oreven hundreds of moving parts. During this course, youll developa show ow based on a real event, anticipate challenges, managetimelines, and how to adjust your event in real time so no audiencemember is the wiser.

SUPER TUESDAY COMPUTER-BASED LABS



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SEMINARS AND

WORKSHOPSNEW for 2016: Seminar and Workshop Package

The seminars and workshops on pages 12-30

are part of the InfoComm University Seminar and

Workshop Package. For one low price, you can

attend your choice of any seminar or workshop

Wednesday-Friday.

The Seminar and Workshop Package does not includeManufacturers Training sessions, tours or special events.


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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8

IS09PRINCIPLES OF LIVE MIXING

8:00 A.M.9:30 A.M. | LEVEL :BASIC | RUS:1.5

BUFORD JONES,MEYER SOUND LABORATORIES INC.

The legendary Buford Jones shares his experience and insights from35-plus years of mixing with stars from David Bowie to Shakira.Buford will help you explore the theory behind creating an excitingmix for your next event.

IS06AUDIO SYSTEM GAIN STRUCTURE,

LEVEL, & METERING

8:00 A.M.10:00 A.M. | RUS:2

JOHN MURRAY,OPTIMUM SYSTEM SOLUTIONS

Whether you are a seasoned veteran or an AV newbie, youll benetfrom this session on gain structure. Watch a live demonstrationof the concepts you learn about with an operating sound system.Topics include electrical values of the decibel; peak, RMS andloudness metering; gain structure for sound reinforcement andmore.

IS38UNDERSTANDING AMPLIFIER AND

LOUDSPEAKER POWER RATINGS

8:00 A.M.10:00 A.M. | LEVEL :INTERMEDIATE | RUS:2

PAT BROWN,SYNERGETIC AUDIO CONCEPTS INC.

Selecting the proper equipment is central to the success of an audiosystem. Learn to decode the manufacturer specications of bothloudspeakers and ampliers. Discover how the amplier shouldimpact the choice of loudspeaker and vice versa. Youll leave readyto scour the exhibit hall for amps and loudspeakers that workharmoniously.

IS19 NWCHOOSING THE RIGHT LOUDSPEAKER

FOR THE APPLICATION

10:30 A.M.12:00 P.M. | LEVEL :BASIC | RUS:1.5

STEVE BUSH,MEYER SOUND LABORATORIES INC.

You have a wide variety of loudspeaker options for modern soundreinforcement applications, and determining the best way toeectively achieve that goal can seem overwhelming. This sessionwill review common loudspeaker types and empower you to choosethe right elements for dierent sound system design applications.

IUX04MIX IT UPLIVE AUDIO WORKSHOP

12:30 P.M.4:30 P.M. | LEVEL :INTERMEDIATE | RUS:4

BUFORD JONES,MEYER SOUND LABORATORIES INC.

In this expanded version of Principles of Live Mixing, Buford Joneswill guide you step by step on how to create a mix. Hell share insidetips on applying dynamics, equalization and eects processing. Youllget hands-on practice with expert pointers all along the way.

IS35AUDIO FOR CONFERENCING

2:30 P.M.4:30 P.M. | BASIC:0-2 YEARS OF INDUSTRY EXPERIENCE | RUS:2

EDWIN MORMAN,CTS-D, CTS-I, GENERAL DYNAMICS INFO TECHNOLOGY

SETI-DHS

The class will cover all the important aspects to have quality audioin a conferencing environment. From microphone and loudspeakerselection and placement; signal processing; and echo suppressionwith echo cancellation to the construction and acoustics of theroom, youll hear recommendations that can be made early to helpthe installation be successful.

AUIO



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THURSDAY, JUNE 9

IS44

DESIGNING AND TROUBLESHOOTING AUDIOCONFERENCING SYSTEMS

8:00 A.M.10:00 A.M.

BASIC: 0-2 YEARS OF INDUSTRY EXPERIENCE | RUS:2

CRAIG RICHARDSON, AVEO SYSTEMS

End your audio troubles. Get expert guidance on how to design,install and troubleshoot the audioconferencing systems. Build yourfoundation in the basic concepts, learn to identify common issuesand get real-world troubleshooting help.

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WIRELESS MICROPHONES IN THE NEWSPECTRUM LANDSCAPE

8:00 A.M.10:00 A.M. | LEVEL :INTERMEDIATE | RUS:2

GINO SIGISMONDI,SHURE INCORPORATED

Unravel the mysteries of the radio spectrums current state as itpertains to wireless microphone systems. Youll leave with tools, tipsand techniques to maximize the performance of these systems inthe new spectrum landscape. Tour new technologies designed tohelp wireless microphone users adapt to the new environment.

IUX05 NW

PROPERLY EQUALIZED SOUND SYSTEMS

8:00 A.M.12:00 P.M. | LEVEL :ADVANCED | RUS:4

CHARLIE HUGHES,EXCELSIOR AUDIO

JOHN MURRAY,OPTIMUM SYSTEM SOLUTIONS

Sound system equalization is about more than frequencies anddecibels. InfoComms Standards Committee has been researchinghow to get beyond single number measurements, isolate directsound, and create true spectral balance for years. Discover theirndings and learn to apply their method in this intensive workshop.

IS56 NWOPTIMIZING THE SPOKEN WORD USING

ACTIVE ACOUSTICS

10:30 A.M.12:00 P.M. | LEVEL :INTERMEDIATE | RUS:1.5

TIM BOOT, MEYER SOUND LABORATORIES INC.

Teleconferencing, classrooms, lectures, drama, and houses ofworship all rely on spoken word to convey a message. Activeacoustic systems can be used to ensure successful receipt of thismessage and provide acoustic energy. Early Reection Benet(ERB) will be discussed along with how active acoustic systems havesuccessfully been implemented.


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EDNESDAY, JUNE

S07I NW L II Y U G L AI ICREA IN UR EAMS

:00 A.M.10:00 A.M. | RUS:

EDWIN MORMAN, , I, I I, I, I I- , -I, L I I L

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This class looks at taking informal mentorship training and turningit into a formal training plan that provides metrics and feedback onthe capabilities of the AV sta. It will help to arm you with the toolsto determine what needs to be taught, where to nd resources, anhow to get your team to want to learn.

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0:30 A.M.12:00 P.M. | S: .1.

BRADLEY MALONE, I L I

DAVID MCNUTT, I L I

BILL SHARER,CTS, NAVI MANAGEMENT CONSULTING, I AT I

lans can drive the be vior youLearn how i ementing incentivewill discuss e dierentneed fro your employees. This sessio

ca aect incentivetyp s of compensation, how company cultuand more.plan , team incentive plan versus individual plan ,

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2:30 P.M.2:00 P.M. | RUS:1.5

BRADLEY MALONE, I II L I

DAVID MCNUTT, I L I, I I, I I

BILL SHARER,CTS, NAVIGATE MANAGEMENT CONSULTIN, I I

How much you pay an employee, how much you charge fo thatemployee, and how much labor you are estimating and selling eall very dierent numbers. Learn how to calculate your real costsfor labor and overhead, determine what your charge rate should beand how to sell more labor hours.

S12I NW I AHOW T IN FRIE D AND

U I IN I H U A IBU INE SIN HI HER E UCA I N

:30 P.M. - 4:00 P.M. | RUS: .

DAN KINNAMAN, I I I I

U.S. colleges and universities were expected to spend about $6.6billion on technology last year. A very large piece of that pie isinstructional AV technology, both for classroom and online learning.To tap into this huge market, you need to understand it. Attend thissession to learn about the unique needs and purchasing behaviorthat drive procurement decisions in higher education.

IS36 NWM UL IVERNMENT REGUL TIONS

2:30 P.M.4:30 P.M. | LEVEL : INTERMEDIATE | RUS:2

JOSH SRAGO, ,

egulations regarding net neutrality, wireless spectrum, privacy,security, and patent law all aect our industry. This course isdesigned to give attendees a fundamental understanding of how allhese regulations apply to the AV space, and things to be mindful of

in the future.

9Y, JUNEHUR

V OR VE ETO BE

: . . 0:00 A. .8:00 A.M. : . . || :VEL :BASIC | RUS:2

,,LAINIE MATARAS, I II IAPPHIRE MARKETING LLCI II I

AS,JOHN THO , I II II I

s session will encourage you to be part of the AV Mentoringovement, to h lp stem the attrition of new employees, patiently

each and inspir those who have not grown up in AV, encourageiversity in recruiting, especially among women, and nurture the

next eneration of AV professionals.

LI E OALW HE SING T

1 : . . : . .:30 A.M.12:00 . .: . . : .M. | RUS: ..

BRADLE ,MALON ,E,NAVIG II E MANAGEMENT CONSULTING

DAVID MCNUTT,, I II IA I IIGATE MANAGEMENT CONSULTING

BILL SHARER, , I I, I L I

usiness leaders often set g ieved becausels that are never ahe companys team members ro job functions, ands, curre

processes are not lined up to work to rd the same goals. Thisseminar shows how to use management tools, metrics, andincentives to bring the management team into focus and action.

BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT



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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8

IS20 NW I LI IL IED LI M A I NCON ROL ND U O

12:30 P.M.2:00 P.M. | LEVEL : I |ASIC | RUS: .


This course will take you through th asics of control andautomation. We will dene con ol versus automation andexplore the hardware, interfaces, software, and best practicesof each. We will also take a look at future trends in control andautomation.

0EODERN P R A H N LN L

:

2:30 P.M.4:30 P.M. | LEVEL :INTERMEDIATE |I I | RUS:2

GREG BRONSON, - , LL I I

TIMOTHY CAPE, - , J L I I

DAVID SILBERSTEIN,CRESTRON ELECTRONICS, INC.

This session shows you how information in the InfoComm whitepaper Modern Approaches to Control Systems Design can be used tocreate successful control systems, from room systems to global

support. We will address key aspects of control system design,implementation and support, from GUIs to software development toresource management and the enterprise environment.

9THURSDAY, JUNE

S39I NW IL R TIONC FICONTROL SYS E

: . . :00 A.M.:00 A.M.1 : . . :I IATE |INTERMEDI | RUS::

IGO ORDONE ,ROD , , I , LL

ture,Control systems a components, infrastruto anetworks, progra user experience converge i

o thesingle system. This will establish a logical approach tutionsconguration and leshooting of these systems, with solt .r ,for system installe programmers, engineers and support s

UX07I NWI L I I SP R MING LOGIC N BEST PRA TICE

12:30 P.M.4:30 P.M. | LEVEL :INTERMEDIATE | RUS:4

ALBERT CRAIN,CTS, HARMAN

This course will discuss proper code design for programming intodays modern control system programming languages, primarilyC, C#, and Java. You will learn best practices and industry standardsfor code writing in order to create code that is reliable, readable,ma tainable, and effi cient.

CONTROL


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WEDNES AY, JUNE 8

II VI IGNR INSB

: . . : 0 A.M.:00 A.M.10: . .: . . : . . || LEV :: ED |ADVANC | RUS:2

CORNWALL,SEP ,, , I, I L I , I .- , -I, I I , I ., I, I L I , I ., I, I I , I .

olutions. Its common tous-powere Ve pitfalls inidAvhat include products relyingaintain ystems tl and mign, instade. Explore common solutions:o erating powerorother devicesonA adapter to do es andDisplayPort VsMI auto-switchHD

re.mo

I NI I LN B E UTIFULA US IC D : ,

0:30 A.M.12:00 P.M. | LEVEL :ADVANCED | RUS: .

ERGIO MOLHO,

Dramatic leaps in acoustic design and technology allow designersto tune their rooms to optimal levels of musical and conversationalclarity and quietude. These solutions are aesthetically pleasing,aordable and exceptionally eective. This session will explorea variety of new and improved acoustic treatments and discussmethods of implementing them to maximize their potential.

I

ILI AU I VI L YUSABILI Y IN AUDIO I UAL SY EM

:30 P.M.4:30 P.M. | LEVEL : BASIC | RUS:

ESSE FISHMAN,CTS-D, THE SEXTANT GROUP, INC.

This seminar will focus on dening user experience and introduceyou to topics and methods such as focus groups, card sorting,usability testing, and information architecture in AV. In addition,

youll also have the opportunity to run and take part in varioususability tests during the class.

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8

IS26 NWI U IA L YOR IN U EDIA PL YERS FOR

12:30 P.M.2:00 P.M. | LEVEL : BASIC | RUS:1.5

JONATHAN BRAWN, , L I

hat kind of media player is needed for digital signagedeployments? Many screen manufacturers now have media playersor PCs embedded into the displays themselves. Can an embedded

C be a good choice for a media player, or is it generally better toemploy a separate media player appliance? Find out the answers

during this session.

HURSDAY, JUNE 9

I Y I I I AL I NIN D NAMIC DIGITAL SIGNA E

I I II H THE FIRS I

8:00 A.M. - 10:00 A.M. || LEVEL :I I |I TERMEDIA |IN I | RUS: 2

MIKE WHITE, , I I MS, CT , I I, , I I, , UNIFIED AV SYST

projec . Doing ssignageic digitaAvoid failure o your n xt dynathe tough o es.ront - eves umeans asking the right que tion

ients understanls to help your clhis seminar will give you the tepainful ex riencearn fromets.realistic monetary and tim bud

en to alk away. nd ware viablehy not all prospectiv projects

::

IYUL I I A IXLULTI DIS

10:30 A.M.12:0 . .: . . : . .: . . : . .: . . : P.M. | LEVEL : I E RME DIATE |INT I | RUS: ..

JONATHAN BRA ,N, , NSULTINGC , I, BRAWN CO I

s mu t -t e com ng commonp ace, so arespay wa s aremplex world of videowalls wvideowalls. Gain insights into

drom hardware-baa panel discussion. Exa ne eveof digitald the uprocessors, to soft are-based p

a brief look atsignage softwa e in place of a prhe developments videowall d

DESIGN DIGITAL SIGNAGE



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IIDEO PR

I I IIDIGITAL S

12:30 P.M.2:0 . .: . . : . . | RUS: .

PAUL STREFFON,, , I,CTS-D, CTS-I, TVONE

ns and spCreating creative displa takes artis cialized gcan these be managed and c dinated? Learno the secrets in t

best resultsplanning process that can give the ithin a limitedning shbudget. Take away a digital sig age pla et that you can u

for your own planning process..

IS99 NW L II I AL SIGNAGE TCCE S ME ICS INS

:30 P.M. - 4:00 P.M.2: . . : . . | LEVEL :IN I |I I | RUS: 1.5

IKE WHITE, CTS, UNIFIE D AV SYS

w can you prove that a digit ge deployment is working? AHstem with no proven value is '' one you can a' ord to maintain.'sy 'this session, you'll learn practic' l methods fo' measuring a''

demonstrating the value of a digital s , even whenage deploymentthat value can't be counted in dollars and c ' nts.


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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8

S01I: I IU I HE INSIDEFUTURE E OLOGI :

: . . : . .:00 A.M.10:00 A. . || LEVEL :INTERMEDIATE | RUS:2

RICH GREEN, I I, I I

a glimpse of the jaw-dropping innovations that will soon beGereality. This fast-paced session will unveil technologies that arejust around the corner and many that are several years o. Dontmiss secrets from leading Silicon Valley researchers, CEOs, venturecapitalists, anthropologists and business consultants.

S10I NWI IUNDER DING EDI ITS N T

L I L; I I L MTROUBLE OOTING TOOL; I S A DE IG ELEMEN

0:30 A.M.12:00 P.M. | LEVEL :INTERMEDIATE | RUS: .

You design video systems costing tens or hundreds of thousandsof dollars, yet the most common video source is often a poorlymanaged PC. Your systems one channel of communication withthat device, EDID, is not just a source of trouble. Learn how EDIDcan be a resource for system designers to ensure a good end userexper ence.

S11I NWU I ISOFT ARE S LUTIO S D T, DOPT OR DIE

0:30 A.M.12:00 P.M. | LEVEL : INTERMEDIATE | RUS: .

DEVON WRIGHT, JUPITER SYSTEMS

This session will focus on digital media and software based solutionsimpact on the AV industry. Gain insight into the contrast betweenIT solutions and implementation expectations, and traditional AVintegration oerings.

IS21 NW V II ELE S IN E A II N

12:30 P.M.2:00 P.M. | LEVEL : INTERMEDIATE |I I | RUS:1.5

TODD MARES, , L I I

business owners looking to integrate th latesttechnology and digital signage, without s ricin

sign of their spaces, are increasingly turnithis seminar will ex slore the chal lens toin the spac deratio, crucial con

ct of e chnologies. erging

EMERGING TECHNOLOGY


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JUNE 9THURSDA ,

I W II II TIONSRE SPECIFIPIN OFOD

: .M.12:00 P.M. || :EVE :L : SIC |B I | RUS:1.5

DONOHUE, I, I I-I, I II, I I

to apply use case developmentsession, y will learystem, providing an example softwareques a sample AVocument can be used as a softwarespec c ion. The resulting

users, integrators, and programmersof work that endstate ent. age a projeccan use to ma

I NW . C N EN2 2 S REAM P ECDCH . :

: .M.12: . .10:30 . . : . .: . . : 0 P.M. | LEVEL : BASIC | R :S:: .

ent over IP, andprotected con1.2 doesnt alloHDCP streaminCP 2.2 permitsmpliance carries he penalties. Only HDnon-ccic guidelines.only under speing protected cstrea ntent, benalty. We will alsont withouthow to streLearn m protected conDMI 2, and howands the rdiscus ationship between HDCP .

2.. will aect 4K content.

S58I N W I I: I N POINTS INE ORKED K: I

12:30 P.M.2:00 P.M. | LEVEL: INTERMEDI |I I TE | US: .

NATHAN HICKS,CTS-D, K2 AUDIO, LLC

4K is pushing current technologies to the limit and spurringcreativity in video compression, networked AV technologies, andphysical media. This class will look beyond bigger screens and higherpixel counts to discover the next innovations in display technologyand discuss cable and infrastructure capabilities; comparingnetworked video technologies, and more.

S59IV IN N I I L YAV IN AN INF RMATION TECHN LOG

: ,: ,

12:30 P.M.2:00 P.M. | RUS: .

JOSEPH CORNWALL, - , -I, I L L I , I .

This session will tie elements of AV, network and cloud technologytogether in a unique way that provides a clear picture of theindustry at large. Discover the challenges, changes, resources andopportunities coming in the next ve years. Its a story you cantaord to miss!


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WEDNES Y, JUNE 8

S03I NWK I LNE ORK IN T LL N U POR

:00 A.M.10:00 A.M. | LEVEL : BASIC | RUS:2

MAXWELL KOPSHO, - , -I, I , I .

This course outlines the need-to-know information for AV/IT. It willstart with the OSI Model and nish with design principles for AV/IT.This course is a great introduction for AV/IT professionals to get theneed-to-know information on making the IT infrastructure work wellfor AV applications.

S14I NWV I LAV S REAMIN RO OCOLS:

,,

0:30 A.M.12:00 P.M. | LEVEL :BASIC | RUS: .

RON BERTY, I

This session will introduce a few of the most popular streamingprotocols being used at this time; RTSP, RTP, RTMP, HLS, MPEG-DASH and the popular alternative MPEG.TS. We will addressadaptive bitrate streaming and discuss Wi-Fi/wireless streamingtechnologies including Miracast, AllCast and Airplay.

S24I NW I N :A T I T ON C EGORY ABLE:

LL I , IN I ININSTALL TION, E IN TION ND TE IN

2:30 P.M.2:00 P.M. | LEVEL : BASIC | RUS: .

ROBERT FERGUSON, , L

ROSE LOCKWOOD,BELDEN

Category cables are quickly becoming the most prevalent cablingfor AV signals, but, it can be unclear which cable to use for certainapplications. This course will explain the dierences between

category 5e, 6, 6A, and future category cables; cover propertermination techniques for shielded and unshielded connectors;and conclude with a demonstration on testing procedures.

IUX02 NWNEXT GENERATION AV NETWORKING

FUNDAMENTALS & DESIGN


NESTOR AMAYA,COVELOZ

This class will cover Time Sensitive Networking topology and whatthe TSN network looks like, from small systems to theme park-sizedmega networks. Scalability, requirements, design, specicationand installation will be discussed, and case studies will illustrateperformance and reliability of the network while reducing cost and

complexity.

IS32AV / IT SECURIT Y NEEDS ANALYSIS



How safe is your AV installation? An expert in AV security will walkyou step-by-step through what you need to know. Find out howto work with your customers to identify risks and design for thoserequirements.

IT & NETWORKING



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THURSDAY, JUNE 9

IS41 NWUN L A KIFUND EN LS F AV NE ORKIN

8:00 A.M.10:00 A.M. | LEVEL :INTERMEDIATE | RUS:

SHEREENA BANDA,PAKEDGE DEVICE AND SOFTWARE

ROBERT FOSTER,PAKEDGE DEVICE AND SOFTWARE

This session will teach you how to implement network systems forthe purpose of interconnecting with AV systems.We will walk yothrough the basic functions of various network devices, systemnteroperat on, an e p you un erstan t e ey r vers anconsiderations when specifying an AV network.

NW I U ULI ASIC OF SUCCE SFUL HDB ESI

Y V YO MENT O E ATEGORDEP

: A.M.12:00 P.M.10:30 . . : . .: . . : . . | LEVEL :INTERMEDIATE | RUS:1.5

AUBY,,,BILL ,L I K L I

SEGER,JOHN , , L I K L I

ssion explores technologies and methods for connectingThis srces to HD displays using twisted pair cabling. Learn aboutAV so

ial interfering factors, ways in which to avoid these, and newpotends available for extending the reach of a High Denitionmethedia Interface (HDMI) via HDBaseT.Multi

NW I L VU E ABLE SY E FOR DI I L

: P.M.2:00 P.M.12:30 . . : . . | LEVEL : BASIC | RUS: .

pressed video demands upward of 10 gigabits per second,Uncoan ore and more frequently compressed video is transmittedmover traditional Ethernet infrastructure. Learn about the productsand established techniques for installation and testing that arestandard to the IT industry, but more and more critical to AV.

68 NW H L Y: NALY I AUSB TECHN LOG NAL SI A D:

: . . : P.M.2:30 P.M.4:3 . . | LEVEL: INTERMEDIATE | RUS: 2

PAUL ZIELIE, , -I,- , I,

are coming to the USB standard, alongYou know that big changeSB applications in AV systems. Now, takeforwith huge implicatiology, and discover the tools youll needSB techna deep dive into

t USB when things go wrong.d troubleshooto analyze

FRIDAY, JUNE 1

I 711IU HOO IN NET RUBL

8:0 . . : . .: A.M.10:00 A. .: . . : . . || LEVEL:INTERMEDIATE | RUS:

RODRIGO ORDONEZ,CT - , I ,-D, K2 AUDIO, LLC

etworkinghile our industry has unquest nably moved into the nstill highlyworld, our troubleshooting techni s and practices ar

systems.based on those used for conventi log and videoniques foris practical class will focus on a and techd controltroub shooting and solving probl s a

sys ems.

IS7 NW UI V SUP RMOKING AV FET

: . . 1 : . .10:30 A.M. : . .: . . : . .: . . : . . I EDIATE | RUS: .

GUIL ,RMO HU ,

,AARON OBSTFELD, I I I , I C.AU I I I , I .I I IGN GROUP, I .

mote connection toA networked solution can allo r rre. This session covers theAV equipment just about anyw

planning stage of networking AVrequirement gathering an

ovide real world examples that meet thequipment, and will pstan ech industry companies. A basic understanding ofard of largelayer 3 n rk communication is expected. w


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NE 8WEDNES ,

IUUL J R PEREC THROUGCES FUL P JS

IIIU YSTHERING &MENTS GAIURE

: 0 A.M.12:00 P.:0 . . : .: . . : . . |. | EL :LEV :I EDIATE |INTE I | RUS:4

RLES ESPINOZA,H , , -I, INFOCOMM INTERN I, I, I I TIONALCTS- , I, I I I, T I, I I I, I, I I I

DLEY ORME,BR , , I-, I, I

gathershop, you rameworll build your on howing this wDurion thatnts and analysis tem, then design a s basirereq

success byation. Set up your i plementation teamrint, sie tting attainablethese requirere en ents back to your

process d set of . rking througgoals, and w a documen

I

I I L NTEM DE IGN AND INSTALLA

: 0 A.M.10:00 A.M.:0 . . : . . | RUS:

E TOMEI,MIK , - , -I, I L I LL

session will cover needs analysis and design development, bid/Thistruction management, through nal system commissioning.con

l examine the stakeholders, steps, and deliverables of eachWels e, focusing on classroom installations throughout. This phasedgapproach will empower you to eectively work with other tradesinvolved in the installation of AV systems on your campus.

S22IA IN L I L V I I IMANAGING MUL IPLE FA ILI IE

H U H I L L LTHROUGH ENTERPRI E LEVEL CONTROL &

2:30 P.M.2:00 P.M. | LEVEL : INTERMEDIATE | RUS:1.5

HRISTOPHER MAIONE, - , I I I

Managing multiple AV facilities? Building wide, campus wideor around the globe, no problem. Streamline your operations,improve end-user support and ensure reliable operations with onecentralized control system. Cover all the must-know tips, like thenetwork impact, monitor and control capabilities, and more.

HURSDAY, JUNE 9

I NW V I V :I IN ES EN S HO TRO EC ING :

V YU N GE STEMS ONR U

I IMIZE ROI

8:00 A.M.10:00 A.M. |. | LEVEL :INTERMEDIATE | RUS:2

,MES MALTESE, -D, CTS-I, AUDIO VISUAL RESOURCES, INC.CT , I, I I , I .

iew what documents technology managershis cour will revmaintain to implement successful, consistent,should create nd

g systems. It will also discuss how these systemsand value-retainiaintained once they are installed. This course is aneed to be

r any technology manager tasked with supporting multiplemust ferencing spaces.co

NW LIA STAND RD PLI N E F R

LCLASSROOM V SYS EMS

10:30 A.M.12:00 P.M. | RUS: .

MIKE TOMEI,CTS-D, CTS-I, TOMEI AV CONSULTING LLC

One often-overlooked aspect of AV system design is complianceith the ADA Standards for Accessible Design. This course will

explore the 2010 ADA Standards and relate them to classroom AVsystem design and installed AV equipment, including touch screen/button user interfaces, assistive listening systems, projection screenswitches and more.

IS57 NW U I IAND SUSTAIN AN INTERNO TO

I RN PRA IEN

10:30 A.M.12:00 . .: . . : .M. | LEVEL : CED |ADV | R S: .

GREG BROWN, , I,, - , - I, L

ring doinr conside our ownou a technAre logy mana

al-world advicill give you re on hon? Thisintegrat coursese will cover prosto watch out for. nddet started a h

getg your team will nea in-house, the trainiof doing AV in, trick , en advice ombly jigs, ands tips shortcuts, assestarted,stems w t n m n .o es gn s assem yow

PROJECT MANAGEMENT /

TECHNOLOGY MANAGEMENT


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NWI I L I :UL I DAL TE CHIN AND LE RNINUL :

LL I ICOLL BORATIVE TECHN LOGIEN

12:30 P.M.2:00 P.M. | LEVEL :INTERMEDIATE | RUS: .

RANDY JACKSON,CTS, UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON

Personalization, connectedness, openness, and access are criticalto realizing the full potential of modern educational technologies.Learn how UCC and other collaborative technologies can be used tocomplement traditional classroom experiences -- and the underlyinginfrastructure and course management technology needed to make

the future of education a reality.

SI NWI YIV EERPING AND DEPLO ING EDE E

:30 P.M. : . .: . .4:30 P.M.: . . : . . || LEVEL : INTERMEDIATE | RUS: 2

HANE L , ,ONG, CTS-D, I I , I .I L I , I .

tems are built oEnterpri e-class presentation an collaboration synd scalable serAV designs that provide a path towar consistent aan you reateexperiences -- without sacricing innovatio . How cibl enough toreliable nd repeatable results while remaining ex

logy? Thesenadapt to r industrys continuously morphing t

like. usersconcern t consultants, integrators, a


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, UNE 8NESDAWE

NW Y U IU I I I ER TH OUR IUNI A I N ICOM

: .M.2:00 P.M.2:30 P. . : . . | RUS: ..

AMBERSON,OHN L , , I, I SYSTEMSCTS, BIAM

language, you portunities arebusiness ont speak ITIf you crse, your network-depe stems wont work.ent sy- and wimited

session, you will learn the tools to lp overcome thisethDurcommunication barrier, by helping you understand what you should,and perhaps more importantly, should not say when speaking to anIT professional.

DAY, JUNE 9HUR

IS63 NW UI UR PR ERS NI E

12:30 P.M.2:00 P.M.

LEVEL :ADVANCED | RUS: .


h rse will take integrators and ers throughnufis coh create a successful relationsarketingsteps to

ca o throu etmedia relatiopaign. We was u on.essment, an exe

NW

12:30 P.M.2:00 . .: . . : .M. | RUS: ..

GARY KAYYE, , K I , I ., L I , I ., I , I ., I , I .

You can prot from so is course wi ell youeting and thial mahow! Learn how to be edia rketing withocialuccessful inspecic steps that both w tonu cturers can folloaintegrators anbuild a social marketin rsnd engage followecampaign and keep

ith Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn.

Y Y I SA S YES ?EN THE CLIE

:30 P.M. : . .: . . :00 P.M. | RUS: .

RADLEY MALON ,, I NSULTINGI ANAGEMENT CO II ATE II INAVI I

AVID MCNUTT, I L II II II II II II I

ILL SHARER, , I L I, I I, I I, I I, I I

one when thee is des think the sany a ount executivthat it wasnt. Thisonly to nd out latinitially agrees --

sale: one we canpleteconstitutes a cin r explains whatpost-salet. We will identsonable prually de ver at a rea

rove theexecutive that not only imccouponsibilities f the a on roject but set the stage for the nexttcomes of the cur e

SALES AND MARKETING


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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8

IS08 NWY I INM N U I :S FET IN EN ER INMENT PRODUCTION:

8:00 A.M.10:00 A.M. | RUS:2

KENT JORGENSEN, I

EDDIE RAYMOND,IATSE

ALAN ROWE,IATSE

This session will explain OSHA and other safety guidelines as theyrel to the entertainment industry, how they are enforced, and

de resources to help achieve a safe and healthful workingprovinment for the entertainment production.envir

I : I IA TICE WHA S IS ING FROM EP :

:30 A.M.12:00 P.M. | LEVEL :BASIC | RUS: .

CHAD HUTSON, L I

Whether youre the systems designer, equipment manufacturerend user, planning for events and permanent installationso

requires a creative mindset and collaboration with the rightalikeers. This session will highlight successful projects that havepartnthis, and how you can easily integrate this thinking into yourdonerocesses.own

2IV U I U VIV II E EVENTS BUSINES SUR I L ITL

12:30 P.M.2:00 P.M. | LEVEL :INTERMEDIATE | RUS: .

TOM STIMSON,CTS, THE STIMSON GROUP

en s t e ast t me you as e t e ar quest ons an got t eanswers you needed? If youre a leader in the Rental and Staging

community, dont miss your chance to discuss major issues withyour peers. This fast-paced roundtable lets you choose the topicsand work through the solutions.

SII I : LI ,E AU IO PROCES I G LIVLI : ,

: . . : . .:30 P.M.4:30 P.M. | LEVEL :INTERMEDIATE | RUS:2

,ILLIAM MAGOD, I L I I L I

W en reinforcing live sound, you have a lot of processing toolsat your disposal. This course will discuss dierences between

theirli iters and compressors. We will also examine equalizers ande-f nctions and demonstrate how to remove feedback using a o

althird octave EQ. We will also review multi-zone PA systems, sig

management devices, and advanced live sound system design.

URSDAY, JUNE

S54I NWI L YWIRELESS STEMS F

I V MA YLIVE E E T MADE E

10:30 A.M.12:00 P.M. | LEVEL : I |I |SIC | RUS: ..

ILLIAM MAGOD, I L I I II I I L II I I I

This course will mentrting with the mic plaless mics staoveall the way requencies, the k obs,open frough rfeatur ters and receivers, and howmis, and functioto uators. We will also exploret set the inputdi ories available fo operatinccessost optionrentwir honeless micro

STAGING AND LIVE EVENTS


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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8

S79I NW I : KIN ,T WORKINGA ND IT: H ,

: . . : . .: . . : . .:00 A.M.10:00 A.M. | RUS:2

How have rganizations addressed the merger of AV and IT? Whathas worked we to make the merger successful? What has not

sworked and nee improvement? This session will address theiworkichallenges ing in an environment where both IT and AV are

ntin othimport r words, how to work together in most rooms.

NW I UI MI R OF U F CE HUBINGINTEGR

: . .12:00 P.M0:30 A.M. : . . | LEVEL::I I |INTERMEDIATE | RUS:1.5

IUS NILSEN,MA , I

Microsofts new Surface Hub display and s built-in collaborationtools seem like a perfect addition to companies UniedCommunications and Collaboration (UCC) systems. But how do youintegrate it into existing videoconferencing and UCC environments?This session will highlight best practices and challenges forintegration with a range of solutions.

S80IILI Y U I I I IMOBILIT N UNIFIED COMMUNICATIONS:

I LNOW IT E PE ONAL

0:30 A.M.12:00 P.M. | RUS: .

With the explosion of browser and mobile video, and the emergenceof WebRTC, collaboration is now something that you do whereveryou are. How should users interface with each of these technologiesand make them work together? How do organizations handle thehuge growth in the use of personal devices and manage themeectively? Attend this session to nd out!

2I NW Y U II FT SK PE FOR BU INESS NIC S

Y VIST F LE IDEHE U

IL YER BILI YN E

: . . :00 P.M12:30 P.M. : . . | LEVEL: INTERMEDIATE | RUS: .

ENS,JORDAN O ,PEXIP

ployment of Microsoft Skype for Business in manyith the dns, videoconferencing rooms and solutions areorganizatiowith interoperability requirements not met by currentlychallengedstems. This session covers the basic requirements andinstalled syake it easy for you to work with IT administrators, Skypeneeds to

siness deployment teams, and collaboration infrastructureorrchitects.

IS81A MSPACES OF OMORRO

2:15 P.M.3:15 P.M. | RUS:

his session will discuss how Smarter Working and Activity-Basedorking have changed offi ce designs and the collaboration tools

used in them. Get details of how organizations are reaping therewards of lower real estate and facilities costs and happier, moreproductive workers, and the new work environments and policieshat have been a great success for organizations.

A A VI : HA H L UAS E I E: HAS HE CL UD

3:30 P.M.4:30 P.M. | RUS:1

ith dozens of providers now oering visual collaboration, andC as a service, does anyone need to buy anything anymore? This

session will address the pros and cons of the various Collaboration

as a Service options and explain what you need to know in ordero potentially use them eectively. The session will also look at the

most recent oerings in this space.

UNIFIED COMMUNICATIONS& COLLABORATION

CO-PRESENTED WITH



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IS83I I LL I ONBUILDING SE U E COLL BORA I

8:30 A.M.10:00 A.M. | RUS: 1.5

While a few enterprises isolate their AV system netw rk from theircore network to mitigate potential damage, this is never a guarantthat components and/or users wont cross over at some poin ,enabling the spread of malware. This session will provide racticaland actionable advice from experts on how to cope i a malware-infested world.

I U UUCC INFR U TURE

10:30 A.M.12:00 P.M. | LEVEL:INTERMEDIATE | RUS: .

MARIUS NILSEN, I

This class will give you answers to your questions about cloud-based services, already-owned infrastructure, IoT, and how to tieeverything together. Well outline and discuss the pros and cons of

dierent models, and some of the fundamental decisions you willnee to ma e to meet your usness o ect ves.

10:30 A.M.12:00 P.M. | RUS:1.5

With Microsofts new Surface Hub taking its place next to ubiquitousproducts already on the market, the Interactive WhiteBoard (IWB) /Touch Display is being looked at in a new l ight. This session will lookat this long existing market sector in light of the many new productswithin it.

S86IU L M: INTHE HUDDLE R M: H O FIND THE

:15 P.M.3:15 P.M. | RUS:1

n increase businesshis session will identify how huddle r oe benets andctivity and employee engapro ment;

ve all theyof BYOD based rdown-side oms versussptalled; aneed already in d discuss the lat e

and their advantage .

I N II U L LL R T IO N NDBVISU L LLA

:30 P.M.4:30 P.M. || RUS: 1

will presThe sessio ent and evaluate new applications whereollaboration tvisual echnologies will disrupt our day-to-day lives.

ll discuss how we see smart things, big data, sensors, IoT andcollaboration workin together.


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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8

S04I NWI IL A Y M MVIDEO SURVEILLANCE S EM COMPO ENTS

:00 A.M.10:00 A.M. | LEVEL: BASIC | RUS:

ARON YANAGIHARA, I

This course is a comprehensive discussion of the technology,components and topologies of a video surveillance system. We willlook at the system from the headend to the cameras at the edgeof the system and explore the dierences between analog andnetwork video systems.

I NW ::

0:30 A.M.12:00 P.M. | RUS: .

PETER PUTMAN, , L I LL

This class will provide attendees with a solid base of knowledgeabout AV/IP, including compression standards and latency, GOPs,transport and streaming protocols, bandwidth requirements, and ahost of useful acronym denitions.

IS25 NW I I F ROR 2KCRI ERIA

12:30 P.M.2:00 P.M. | RUS:1..

BOB EHLERS,

earn how resolution, refre h rates, color depth, viewing tanc ,content density, and col laborative data sharin requirementsconverge on the moder di wall and the cp riteria for sele nhe appropriate co inatio res for yon of fea ur speci

application.

II I ! I: IS R IN O PING TTHEREH T

2:30 P.M. : . .: . . 4:30 P. .: . . : . . || LEVEL: I I |I I E |INTERMEDIA | RUS:

PETER P ,T ,AN,CTS, ROAM C I, NSULTING LLC

his class will g state-attendees on thup to spee of-the-art ofK and beyond, inc format deding th nt UHDTVe dier itions,

applicable display techno and projection,for direct-viewicontent storage and delivery r ndwidth issues,quirements, badisplay interfacing and switching c d codecs (H.264llenges, aversus . ).

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THURSDAY, JUNE 9

IS42 NWI I I L Y L IDIREC VIE LED DIS L E OLOGIES

8:00 A.M.9:30 A.M. | LEVEL: BASIC | RUS: .

ALAN BRAWN,CTS, BRAWN CONSULTING

With videowalls in commercial AV and full color, full motion digitaloutdoor signs, the AV world and that of traditional signs areconverging. This session will cover direct view LED displays in bothindoor and outdoor applications, explore how they operate, andwhat specications are important in selecting a direct view LEDdisplay.

IS52 NWI V N VI IIDEO O E E HE NET-NAVIG ATING HE

10:30 A.M.12:00 P.M. | RUS: .

JOHN LAMBERSON, , I

This seminar will discuss how we begin thesolutions over an Ethernet infrastructucons to this transition, and tell youcustomers so you can navigasystems available.

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III ION ORTD IP COB SET

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MICHA RISLING, I I I I I I

ther themany argume s for wheThere aris alution is HDBaseT or IP. heredis

misinformation. This session will bof the main issues in the HDBsome of the arguments a


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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8

S74I NWU I : M KIN M A I I NP UC IO : MAKING S OO TRANSI I N

0:30 A.M.12:00 P.M. | LEVEL: INTERMEDIATE | RUS: .

Worship services are comprised of so many elements, includingmusic, videos, or live teaching, and smooth transitions are criticalto maintain audience focus and improve the atmosphere of theworship experience. Learn how to avoid ineective and distractingtransitions, with tips on how to create and improve service ow inany environment.

I

I V L IN Y UTECH LEADER IN DE ELOPING OUR TEA

2:30 P.M.2:00 P.M. | LEVEL:INTERMEDIATE | RUS: .

Whether its a group of paid sta or volunteers, sometimes we dothings that undermine development of a healthy team culture.We will discuss some common issues that can detour or stop ateam from developing in a healthy manner, and how the dynamicsof a great team is vital in helping individuals serve at their fullestcapac ty.

:30 P. . : . .: . .4:3 . .: . . : P.M. || LEVEL: BAS I |IC | RUS:2

s and best practices for mixingearn and dis nccuss crucial p iplonment. You will learn keyaudio in a ho nse of worship v

ns, such as how topr ciples fro audiseason veteon and pland op ate ent, propequi r mic selec

used to imp e the audio experience for con

HURSDAY, JUNE 9

IS43 NWUL I I IN MULTI-CA ER I E TING AND C MER

8:00 A.M.10:00 A.M. | RUS:

PETER FITTON,CTS, CLARK

his session will focus on key skills and best practices needed tocreate live, multi-camera video presentations that are tailored tohe specic and complex communication needs that arise in todays

house of worship environments.

7,,

10:30 A.M.12:00 P.M.

BASIC: 0-2 YEARS OF INDUSTRY EXPERIENCE | RUS: .

ith the growing push to create a high-energy and visually attractiveorship experience, there is a greater need for church lighting

designers to understand the dierence between subtle excellenceand a ash and trash mentality. Learn from two industry veteranshow to walk that line without creating a negative experience forcongregan s.

IS69 NWU T -SI E VID O TR NS ISSION: IRTUAL TEA HI GU L I- ITE IDEO TRA NS MI S IO N: V IR TU L TEACHING 2:30 P.M.4:30 P.M. | LEVEL:INTERMEDIATE | RUS: 2

ITTON, , L K

focus on the best practices and potential risks ofo remote campuses and multi-site venues. Well

ic to the house of worship market. Youllarious technologies and t ansport

right technology lication. or y ur a

I I | RUS: 1.: .

a high-qualit audion rstanding key princi eschitect e or equi ent ising this sess , attendeeschniques f r aintainingcam uses, w ether

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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8

UCCL01I U YU CC TE F THE IN US RY

12:30 P.M.2:00 P.M. | RUS:1.5

oin industry experts to discuss the latest issues related toconferencing, collaboration, and unied communications. Whatdisruptions are just over the horizon? How are mobility andinteroperability impacting the industry? What are the latest userapplications in business, education and healthcare? What role domanaged services oerings and the cloud play? Attend the luncheon

to learn, ask questions and challenge the panelists.

THURSDAY, JUNE 9

UCCL02::

-U H I INEND-USER S E K THEIR MINDS

12:30 P.M.2:00 P.M. | RUS: .

In this panel discussion we will hear from end users and industryexperts on what they personally experience on a day-to-day basiseighteen years after the term Unied Communication was launched.What are they able to rely on? What is still failing? What should ourindustrys priorities be? Learn rst-hand some real-world examplesof achievable successes and avoidable pitfalls.

UNIFIED COMMUNICATION

AND COLLABORATION LUNCH

AND LEARNS

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sclassroom-of-the-art technology nd connecttour three unique spaces tha ure collaboratioea

, powerful instructor stations allowing eotation, multiplnuts, video routing, and control, and a cuttin odularedge

space that can transform based on instruction ll alsal needs. Yoget insight into the digital signage network tha keeps the wholestudent body in the know. The team behind these spaces will be onhand to answer all your questions about design, integration, andma ntenance.

0 LIV I V S LA VEGUNI ERSI Y F NE

12:35 P.M. 3:25 P.M. | RUS:

Photo Credit:

HB Communications, Christie Velvet LED tiles

AV TECH TOURSTAKE AN OFFSITE TOUR TO SEE EXCITING AND CUTTING-EDGE

AV INSTALLATIONS IN ACTION. YOULL SEE AUDIO, DIGITAL

SIGNAGE, COLLABORATION, AND VIDEO SOLUTIONS IN HIGHER

EDUCATION, HOSPITALITY, AND PERFORMING ART SPACES.

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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8

: . . : . .2:00 P.M. - 4:00 P.M. || RUS:2

Westgate is the largest in Las Vegas - andThe Sports Book at thlly redone. Individual displays have beenhis year, its been tota

ersive video wall. Join us for a walk over toreplaced by and io explore their state-of-the art system with thehe Westgate

s who built and maintain it.echnicia

THURSDAY, J 9

:00 P.M. - 4:30 P.M. | RUS: 2

Explore the state of the art theater designed and built for CirqueSoleils LOVE. This stunning facility eatures the automation, li ting,and other visual features for which Cirque du Soleil is w d-famous,but surprisingly, sound is the real star here. Take a e backstageat a theater where every seat is truly the best s at in the h se.

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:30 P.M. - 8:30 P.M. | RUS: .

Get up-close and personal with me s of the Bluemb Man Groupscast and technical crew with a 30- nute Q&A in thei new theater.

ou a so see soun c ec a -s ow rc e eet ng. eput all youve learned in show itself. Ontransportation will b n cenLuxor. Your reshow at t


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MANUFACTURERS

TRAINING

Who better to explain the direction of current and future technologythan the manufacturers that develop it? Get best practices andstrategies for digital signage, collaboration, audio, and much more.


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MANUFACTURERS TRAINING

8, JUWEDNESDA

. .: . .1 : .8 0 A M 0 A . .. . .

6T 0 Williams Sound i i i ii i e ListeninAssistiv i i

l i Not to LoopTechnologies: To Loop, or

T 7 3 Crestron l case l gy Sh, New Technolo

.: .1 0 M . .. .

Anixter Network Cabling Systems Copper

T 74Crestron, Understanding Crestron Fusion

Cloud: Features, Architecture, and Processes

T 1 1Global Cach , Automate and Control Any

Device Over Any Network Using Global Cach !

T 0 7 upiter Systems by InFocus Hardware,

Canvas Technical Training

T 0 8Vaddio, Virtualizing Classrooms Across a

Campus

9T 0 9WePresent, BYOD and Wireless

Presentation: Integrating Into the Classroom

or Meeting Space

Williams Sound, The Smart Phone and the

Evolution of Assistive Listening Systems

. . : . .: .. . . .

T 1 A xter, i l i :Phy i l ii l i Systemsical Securi

l iFundamentals il of Design

T 1 Atlona , sign for Small Offi cei llLear i lln to D i ll

l olutions Without the Needand Classroo l i il l i il l i i

licated Control Systemfor a Com li l

T 7 5 Crestron, Integrating Streaming withStandard AV Switch Distribution

T 1 5 Digital Projection International,

Successful Implementation of High

Performance DLP Projectors

T 1 7Furman, ower anagement

T 1 3 Jupiter Systems by InFocus Hardware,Hardware Platform

T 1 4 Vaddio, Live Production and Cloud

Convergence

: . . : . .: . . : . .

T 7 Crestron, Creating the Huddle Room

Experience


Strategies to Sell Value Added DP Solutions

T 1 9 Discover Video, Video Streaming

Technology for Education and Businl i i ss

NEC, How to Determine the Right Display

Technology

M T 2 3T 2 Shure, Networked Systems Training

T4 4

QSC, The Future of Unied Communicationsand Collaboration Integration (From an AV

Integrators Perspective)

M T 2 4T 24 WyreStorm,Serving Up Bigger Prots in the

Bar & Restaurant Markets

THURSDAY, JUNE 9

: . 1 : .8 :3 0 A .M . 0 : 0 A .M .

BrightSign, BrightSign 101

2 9T 2 9ClearOne, High Quality Network Media

Streaming Over Standard Internet Protocol

and Software Licenses

Crestron, Integrating Streaming with

Standard AV Switch i ibution i ist i i

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3 1 ixter,An hysical Secu ii l ii l ii l rity System

l Desigdamentals o il iFun l i

T 3 5 ,arOnCl Wireless Mii l ii l icrophonesi l i stem

tenna Design iand i

T estron,Cr i l ii lutiAudio l ii l io

site,diM Integrating Mediasite in Your

Classroom or Training Rooml i il i i

Surgex Electrical Protection of AV and IT

Equipment

TMB, Show Networking and Data

Distribution With ProPlex

Vaddio, Virtualizing Classrooms

Across a Campus

1 : . ::0 .M. :30 P.M.

Anixter, Network Cabling Systems Copper

T4 1ClearOne, High Quality Audio Perfection

T 3 7

Community Professional Loudspeakers

Optimizing Outdoor Sound System

Performance

9T 9Crestron, New Technology Showcase

T 3 9 D-Tools Create A Project In System

Integrator 2016 (SI 2016)

Digital Projection International,

Successful Implementation of High


T 3 2 HDBaseT Alliance, Continuous Session:

The HDBaseT Installer Expert Program

: .M.4: . .: P. . : 0 P.M.

T4 7ClearOne, Media Collaboration: Beyond

Video Collaboration for Todays Workspace

0T 8 0Crestron, Internet of Things for the

Enterprise

6T4 6

Digital Projection International,Strategies to Sell Value Added DP Solutions

T4 5Global Cach , Automate and Control Any

Device Over Any Network Using Global Cach !

T 3 8HDBaseT Alliance, Continuous Session:

The HDBaseT Installer Expert Program

T4 3Quantum Data, HDMI Trou l ibleshooting

with the Quantum Data 780 S ii ries TestInstruments

Shure, Networked Systems i i raining

FRIDAY, JUNE 10

: . . : . .: . . : . .

BrightSign, BrightSign Leading Edge

Technology

T 8 1 Crestron, Understanding Crestron Fusion

Cloud: Features, Architecture, and Processes

T 5 0

Digital Projection International,Successful Implementation of High


1 : . .1 : .M.0:3 . .12: 0 P.M.

T 5 5BrightSign, r g t ates


Strategies to Sell Value Added DP Solutions

T 8 2 Crestron, Dispelling the yths ofSystem Design

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Are you new to InfoComm? Welcome! We are very excited to haveyou at the show. There is so much to do and we want to help younavigate and maximize your time with us. Please join the InfoCommsta and volunteers at this free session where we will give you abrief overview of the show, show you how to navigate the ExhibitHall, and help you make the most of your visit. Plus, youll have achance to win great prizes, like our new Seminar and Workshop

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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8

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3:00 P.M. 4:30 P.M.

oin InfoComm International as we discuss the important liveevents segment of the AV industry. Get up to speed on trends andnfoComm programs designed to serve this exciting part of the AVchannel. Following the event, enjoy a reception with your peers andplenty of time for networking.

IVE, LOUD & LOCAL

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et InfoComm take you to see the AV that powers one of thebrightest and hottest spots in Las Vegas -- the Cosmopolitan. We'llstart with the inside scoop from the venue's tech team. Then

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THURSDAY, JUNE 9

WTBWOMEN OF INFOCOMM NETWORK BREAKFAST

7:30 A.M. 9:30 AM

oin the Women of InfoComm Network breakfast, where we willdiscuss the challenges facing women in the AV industry, identifyareas of support, and exchange ideas. Dont miss this event, whichregularly sells out. Men are welcome.

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SATURDAY, JUNE 4 MO NDAY, JUN E 6

See pages 6-7.

(SUPER) TUESDAY, JUNE 7

See pages 8-10.

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8

8:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. IS01 Future Technologies: The Inside Scoop From Silicon Valley

8:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. IS02 A Phased Approach to Classroom AV System Design and

Installation Management

8:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. IS03 Network Install and Support Fundamentals for IP Audio

and Video

8:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. IS04 Video Surveillance System Components

8:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. IS05 Bus Power in AV Design What You Need to Know8:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. IS06 Audio System Gain Structure, Levels, and Metering

8:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. IS07 Creating Your Team's AV Training Plan

8:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. IS08 Safety in Entertainment Production: Roles and

Responsibilities

8:00 a.m. - 9:30 a.m. IS09 Principles of Live Mixing

8:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. IS38 Understanding Amplier and Loudspeaker Power Ratings

8:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. IS79 AV and IT What's Working, What Needs Improvement?

8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. IUX01 Successful Projects Through Proper Requirements

Gathering and Analysis

10:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. IS10 Understanding EDID It's Not a Troubleshooting Tool;

It's a Design Element

10:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. IS11 Software Solutions: Adapt, Adopt or Die

10:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. IS13 Integrating Microsoft Surface Hub With Legacy

Videoconferencing and UCC

10:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. IS14 AV Streaming Protocols: Identication, Intents and Details

10:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. IS15 AV Over IP: A Better Mousetrap?

10:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. IS16 Acoustic Design: Beautiful, Eective, and Invisible

10:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. IS17 Do Your Incentive Programs Work?10:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. IS18 The Exceptional Experience in Practice: What's Missing

From the Picture?

10:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. IS19 Choosing the Right Loudspeaker for the Application

10:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. IS74 Production: Making Smooth Transitions

10:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. IS80 Mobility and Unied Communications

Now It Gets Personal

12:30 p.m. - 2:00 p.m. IS20 Control and Automation Simplied

12:30 p.m. - 2:00 p.m. IS21 Wireless AV Integration and New Technologies

12:30 p.m. - 2:00 p.m. IS22 Managing Multiple AV Facilities Through Enterprise Level

Control and Monitoring System

12:30 p.m. - 2:00 p.m. IS23 Microsoft's Skype for Business and the Quest for Legacy

Video Interoperability

12:30 p.m. - 2:00 p.m. IS24 A Twist on Category Cable:

Installation, Termination and Testing

12:30 p.m. - 2:00 p.m. IS25 4K or 2K Criteria for Specifying Display Walls

12:30 p.m. - 2:00 p.m. IS26 Sorting Out Media Players for Digital Signage

12:30 p.m. - 2:00 p.m. IS27 Communicating With Your IT Customer

12:30 p.m. - 2:00 p.m. IS28 Labor: Are You Making Enough Prot?12:30 p.m. - 2:00 p.m. IS29 Live Events Business Survival Kit

12:30 p.m. - 1:30 p.m. IS75 10 Mistakes You Shouldn't Make as a Tech Leader in

Developing Your Team

12:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. IUX02 Next Generation AV Networking Fundamentals and

Design Training

12:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. IUX04 Mix it Up Live Audio Workshop

2:15 p.m. - 3:15 p.m. IS81 Workspaces of Tomorrow

2:30 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. IS12 How to Win Friends and Business in Higher Education

2:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. IS30 Modern Approaches to Control System Design: A Model

for Success

2:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. IS31 Universal Serial Bus (USB) Technology Exploration for AV

Design and Integration

2:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. IS32 AV/IT Security Needs Analysis

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