So, you bought a video wall. Congratulations, it's gorgeous. It's bright. It cost roughly the same as a midsize SUV, and when the content's running, it makes your lobby look like...

Fine pixel pitch LED walls run $15,000 to $30,000 for sizes between 107" and 162". Brightness, pixel pitch, and configuration all move that number. So does the receiving card....

XR (extended reality) is showing up in AV projects in two primary ways: as a design validation tool that lets stakeholders walk through a space virtually before construction...

Day-2 support is the ongoing managed operation of an AV system after installation and commissioning: remote monitoring, proactive alerts, firmware updates, user issue resolution,...

An LED video wall makes more sense than a traditional display when the installation needs a size above 100 inches diagonal, a non-standard aspect ratio, brightness above 500 nits...

The AV integrator is no longer just the company that shows up, puts in the gear, and leaves. The role has shifted to long-term technology partner, and organizations are bringing...

AI is improving meetings in three real, measurable ways: cameras that automatically frame and track speakers so hybrid participants get a consistent view of the room, real-time...

Audio is the most important part of a conference room because communication depends on it, not displays, not cameras. Video conferencing platforms actually prioritize audio over...

Digital signage and LED video walls are winning because they solve a problem static content never could: getting the right information to the right people at the right moment...

AV over IP routes audio and video signals across a standard IP network instead of dedicated AV cabling and proprietary matrix switchers. It has become the standard for modern AV...

The eight AV topics generating the most conversation in 2026 are AV-over-IP, digital signage and LED video walls, audio quality, AI-driven meeting experiences, the evolving...

If you’re shopping for an LED video wall for your corporate lobby, retail space, or event venue, you’re probably eyeing the big stuff: size, resolution, and price.

It happens all the time: companies assume that adding more gear—another display, a few mics, maybe a wireless presentation tool—will magically fix their meeting room issues. But...

Choosing an AV partner is a big decision—and the wrong choice can lead to costly headaches down the line. At DGI, we’ve spent decades stepping in to fix systems that were...