For decades, OT (Operational Technology, the systems that run power grids, water treatment plants and industrial facilities) were isolated by design. The air gap was the security model. A system that wasn’t connected to anything couldn’t be reached by anyone. It was simple, it was effective, and for a long time it was enough. Then […]
Control Rooms
The operator is the easiest one to forget, yet the most important factor in the equation.
We spec the infrastructure. We test the signal chain. We make sure every source reaches every screen. And then we hand it over, to a person who’s going to sit in front of that system hour after hour, making decisions that actually matter. How much time do we spend thinking about that part? There is […]
Has AV Left the Building?
For most of my career, AV meant displays, signal chains and making sure the network held up. Getting the image right, the system stable, the infrastructure solid. That’s still a big part of what we do. But somewhere along the way the line between that world and the control room got a lot less clear. […]