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Want an a-v system installed? We look at the role of consultancy versus 'design and build'

Multimedia Going Places Potential holidaymakers can access up-to-date trip details and watch promotional videos through a network of screens, or use interactive touch points to search for late availability holidays and 'ideal matches' which can then be taken to the sales agent for booking. The installations, carried out by integrator…

Multi-point lectures are helping the universities of Leicester and Warwick esablish a new medical school. The sophisticated installation, carried out by RSL and consultant JFW, is designed to support rather than replace lecturers.

Digital Sound Processing (DSP) gives users audio control from a remote office and the ability to set up different sound scenarios in a range of venues. Our February feature looked at Soundweb and how it works

The first trans-national players are emerging in the installations market. AV's feature looks at the ideas behind Impact-Europe, and at control system maker Panja's new UK plans

ITM Visua's Mike Weston argues that companies' headlong rush into the web and e-commerce has been based on false assumptions. But that doesn't mean there's not a market need.

The latest generation of audience response systems allows users to carry out company audits and enable decision-making, as well as asking audiences their views

Six pages of tables detail current videoconferencing manufacturers models, features prices and the standards they support.

Installation markets are gowing at 25 per cent a year. AV's annual survey looks at marketing values, the users buying into the installation market, principal applications and the technology being used.

New applications and markets are causing a boom in the systems and installation market. AV March's gallery feature looks at eight case studies, ranging from education and telecoms to leisure.