Blog | Involve

A Brief History of ISE from an Involve Perspective

4 Jan, 2018 | Blog

ISE is a relatively new show. Especially as it boasts the number 1 spot for AV trade shows globally (size and visitors). I remember the first show announcement (in 2004) and found it all too troublesome to get over to Zurich and back, so I didn’t bother. But, did...

A New Year, a New Collaboration Client

28 Dec, 2017 | Blog

As a long time user (and fan) of Cisco Jabber I have been a very keen student and listener of the Jabber / Skype for Business discussions. It kind of reminded me of the old pick your favourite music act, but the rules state only 1 … Beatles v Stones ...

Involve’s Highlights of 2017

21 Dec, 2017 | Blog

2017 has been a busy year for Involve, full of changes and growth. Here are our 2017 highlights, with a look into 2018. To start the year off, Dan Loomes became Head of Service in January. “My first year as Head of Service has been a year full of new challenges...

A £45 million Investment by NHS England into Online Consultation Systems

29 Nov, 2017 | Blog

Telemedicine is a buzzword that’s been around for a while, with NHS England joining the trend in realising the potential of consultations via video. As part of the General Practice Forward View the NHS has committed itself to; £45 million has been invested into...

Encouraging Participation and Interaction from Every Student

10 Nov, 2017 | Audio Visual Collaboration, Blog, Cloud Services, Interactive Technology

Catchbox – the world’s first throwable microphone. What is the most significant thing that I could mention at the start of a post about Catchbox? Would it be, “Student engagement increased by up to 300%”? How about, “Participation and interaction from every...

How to Choose the Right Microphone for your Meeting Room

6 Nov, 2017 | Audio Visual Collaboration, Blog, Boardroom AV, Interactive Technology

You have the opportunity to close the deal on a call, but when your team sits down in the huddle room, all you have to capture the voices at your end is the mic built into your laptop. Everyone is leaning over each other to talk into it, but the audio pickup is lousy...