It’s true that modern AV technology is reliable. However, even the best-designed systems will experience issues if the system is not maintained regularly. Proactively maintaining AV equipment can improve day-to-day operations, extend a system's life span and, most importantly, reduce expenses.
A maintenance agreement could cover technology and applications for room scheduling, video conferencing, equipment allocation, network updates, remote monitoring and emergency support. The agreements often include various support options, including remote technical assistance, on-site expert response, preventative support, extended warranties, and systems training.
Anyone relying on audiovisual technology should consider the benefits of an AV maintenance contract.
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