Lifestyle

Updating your AV Equipment Should be a Top Priority for the New Year

Published

5 years ago

January 5, 2021

While many people are busy brainstorming personal resolutions for the New Year, businesses would also be wise to consider improvements for the year. One that we find is often neglected is updating AV equipment. As shown here, setting up the right AV equipment can turn your meeting room from an anxiety filled time waster, into an efficient and effective communication mode.

While people have been quick to adapt and improvise when it comes to working online and having fewer employees at the office, most companies have been slow to change their meeting room set up. This has resulted in an increased number of technical problems as users attempt to connect to the room remotely.

Almost all businesses will have dealt with poor audio feedback, delays displaying a certain user’s screen for a presentation, or struggles with having the projector work accurately during an in-person meeting. As these issues continue to mount, most people start to get a sense of anxiety when it comes to conducting meetings.

When that is the case, it is of the utmost importance that you consider updating your AV equipment and using an AV control system. An effective AV control system ties all the equipment together and lets you manage it from a single device.

Displaying a remote co-workers screen can be done with the press of a button on your end. Additionally, updating AV equipment can also reduce the amount of clutter in a room and limit the amount of work that an IT person would be required to do.

For that reason, any company that spends a large amount of time in the meeting room should make updating their AV equipment a top priority. Taking control of the meeting room and making it accessible virtually and in person will greatly improve any business. So updating your AV equipment is really a top priority for the New Year!

Lifestyle

Glow and Beyond: Aesthetic Island’s Signature Approach to Beauty

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3 hours ago

September 16, 2025

Michelle Langton

Brooklyn’s Aesthetic Island has become the go-to destination for clients seeking advanced med spa treatments that merge artistry with clinical precision. Under the direction of board-certified Nurse Practitioner and educator Eva Israilova, the spa offers a wide range of services designed to refresh, restore, and refine the face and body. From injectables and thread lifts to non-invasive contouring, each treatment is customized for results that balance natural beauty with transformative impact.

Conveniently located on Coney Island Avenue, Aesthetic Island accommodates the city’s fast-paced lifestyle with flexible scheduling and carefully tailored care. Every client begins with a thorough review of their health history, lifestyle, and personal goals, ensuring that treatments meet the highest standards of safety and efficacy. Volume restoration with fillers such as Radiesse and Sculptra, PDO threads for subtle lifting, and HydraFacials or chemical peels for skin clarity are all thoughtfully integrated into treatment plans.

Among the most popular services is the non-surgical nose enhancement with dermal fillers, which delivers immediate improvements with refined precision. Small adjustments to the bridge, tip, or profile create elegant results that elevate confidence while maintaining a natural look.

The spa is also recognized for its CO2 laser program, often described as the ultimate reset for the skin. By resurfacing the outer layers while encouraging deep collagen renewal, the treatment smooths texture, minimizes damage, and restores firmness. Paired with Morpheus8, it becomes one of the most effective combinations available for total skin rejuvenation.

Complementing these signature offerings, Aesthetic Island also provides holistic services such as IV therapy, laser hair removal, and weight-loss programs, making it a comprehensive beauty destination. Eva extends her expertise beyond her clients through professional training, mentoring the next generation of practitioners in injectables, threads, and advanced non-invasive procedures. The result is a med spa that defines the future of aesthetic care in New York.