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Virtual care isn’t new, but the workflow challenges are.You already know virtual care isn’t going anywhere. The bigger question is: Can your EHR support it well enough for clinicians to actually use it?For many health systems, the answer is still “sort of.”Telehealth often lives outside the EHR, tacked on through third-party platforms or bolted into processes that don’t scale. The result? Disconnected workflows. Frustrated users. Siloed data. Missed insights.

How often do your meetings start late due to AV issues? Maybe the video conferencing system lags, the audio doesn’t connect, or the screen share refuses to work. These disruptions don’t just waste time; they cost your business money and frustrate your team.

Historically, the audiovisual and technology industries have been shaped by both men and women, though the contributions of women haven’t always been widely recognized. When we look at women in tech history, pioneers like Ada Lovelace, often credited as the first computer programmer, and Grace Hopper, who developed one of the first programming languages, helped lay the groundwork for modern computing and digital technology. Their innovations are essential to the networked AV systems and digital communications solutions we rely on today.

Boost hybrid teams' productivity with office space optimization. Use IoT, booking systems, and flexible layouts to reduce costs and improve satisfaction.

Telehealth carts have emerged as a critical tool in modern telehealth integration strategies, enabling care delivery at a distance. As healthcare systems seek to improve patient outcomes and reduce operational costs, the use of telehealth equipment has expanded and an essential factor of broader telehealth integration solutions.

The future of audio visual technology is evolving rapidly. Staying ahead is essential, whether you're reimagining hybrid workspaces, enhancing telehealth, or prioritizing sustainability. Much like AV over IP once revolutionized the industry, new advancements are now leading the charge.

As the return to office becomes more common, the need for hybrid workspace solutions is increasing. Today’s employees expect the flexibility to balance remote and in-office work, but this requires a seamless transition supported by advanced AV technology. A recent PwC survey found that 73% of employees prefer a flexible work model, which emphasizes the importance of hybrid workspaces that can accommodate both in-office and remote participation.

Ever been in a meeting where you couldn’t hear half of what was being said? You’re not alone. Poor audio quality is sabotaging more meetings than most businesses realize, and here's the real kicker: no amount of cutting-edge video conferencing or high-definition screens can save a meeting if the audio is a disaster.

In today’s fast-paced and interconnected world, video meetings have become an indispensable tool for businesses, educators, and individuals alike. Whether you’re collaborating with remote team members, conducting client meetings, or teaching a class online, the quality of your video meetings can significantly impact the outcome. To help you make the most of your virtual interactions, we’ve compiled five simple yet highly effective ways to host better video meetings.

In today’s rapidly evolving business landscape, the need for effective communication tools has never been more crucial. Video conferencing technology, once a luxury, is now a cornerstone of professional interactions. As we approach 2024, it’s essential for organizations to work a video conferencing technology upgrade into their financial planning to remain competitive and adaptable. Below are 8 reasons why you should work a video conferencing line item into your 2024 budget.

The holiday season is upon us! It is a time for spreading joy and building connections, even when your team members are working remotely. As businesses continue to adapt to the new normal, fostering a sense of togetherness among remote teams during holiday celebrations is crucial. As a video conferencing integrator with a nationally dispersed team, IDS has become an expert in fostering togetherness remotely. Here are our most effective strategies for engaging and uniting your virtual team for festive occasions.

Interactive Digital Solutions (IDS) is a premier video conferencing integrator – that means we set up our clients with top-of-the-line video conferencing hardware & software. Through industry partnerships, we bring together the best solutions on the market. We are not beholden to any one product or service line. We can set you up on Zoom, Teams, or Google Meet. We can provide screens from Logitech or Neat. We can offer different speaker options, customize the software for a consistent experience across your entire organization, and so much more. At the start of every project, we do a comprehensive needs assessment and create a bespoke solution that will fit seamlessly into existing workflows. We effectively take video conferencing design, implementation, and installation completely off of your plate.

In recent years, telehealth has gained immense popularity for its ability to simplify healthcare delivery processes. Patients appreciate the convenience, ease of scheduling, and seamless follow-up provided by telehealth offerings.

Allina Health, renowned for its commitment to patient care excellence, has set a new standard in healthcare with its Employee Assistance Program (EAP).Partnering with Interactive Digital Solutions (IDS), Enghouse Video, and ViTel Net, Allina Health exemplifies how healthcare organizations can prioritize and improve employee health and well-being to enhance overall organizational resilience and patient care delivery.