The holiday season is quickly approaching and, chances are, you’re working from home (WFH) or know someone who is. For those who have spent the better part of this year transitioning to WFH, it can be a challenge to recreate the traditional workplace user experience in a home office. And if you're accustomed to traveling for work, WFH can almost feel like being on the road. Your computer display is too small, your video conferencing technology isn't high quality and your network isn't reliable.
At AV Planners, we have our eyes set on new technology designed to enhance the user experience in the home office. We're putting the spotlight on our favorite WFH home technology for your holiday wish list:
Fast Networking Solution: NETGEAR M4300 Intelligent Edge
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Reliable Power Distribution: Middle Atlantic Premium+ PDU
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Flexible Network Expansion: Luxul 4-Port PoE+ Switch
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Cutting-Edge Control System: Crestron 70 Series
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Versatile Video Conferencing System: Crestron Smart Soundbar
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Immersive Audio Technology: QSC AcousticDesign Series
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Best Outdoor Display: Planar HRO Series
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Immersive Golf Simulation Technology: GOLFZON
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At AV Planners, our elves are busy in the workshop making holiday dreams come true. If you're interested in more information about the products on our holiday wish list, contact AV Planners via email at info@avplanners.com, or call us at 213-493-6473 for more information. Keep up with the latest news from AV Planners on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
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