EDITORIAL LETTER

3D technology: the new commercial scenario

One of the things that embarrasses me the most is when I have to admit that I don't know much about a technology topic that is one of my greatest passions. Actually this is what happens to me with 3D technology, or third dimension, which since the mid-80s has been tearing exhalations from more than one fan of new vision formats.

Latin American Merit

I am a critic of many Latin American practices. I must say that I am bothered by corruption, political romanticism and the ability to justify the poverty that abounds in our countries. However, to every lord, every honor. Latinos are quite good at entrepreneurship, at fighting, at trying, even with minimal resources.

The other side of the business

The success of the last edition of CEDIA (Custom Electronic Design & Installation Association), held in Atlanta in mid-September, left several conclusions that must be reviewed. The most important thing to note is that, as stated in InfoComm, the A/V industry was not particularly affected by the economic crisis from which we are emerging, beyond the traditional delay in the release of budgets and project execution.

Times of definitive changes

Dear friends, the last version of InfoComm left a lot to think about. The winds that blow in technological matters are quite interesting, which makes us believe that we are entering an era of definitive changes.

Automation with A/V, have we explored?

Being editor of another magazine related to the building automation segment I had the opportunity to learn about modern trends related to energy saving and the optimization of the resources used in a building to provide well-being and safety to its occupants.