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118. Households, fluidity, and HIV service delivery in Zambia and South Africa - an exploratory analysis of longitudinal qualitative data from the HPTN 071 (PopART) trial
119. Rethinking today's workplace.
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122. Leeds University Business School: a new era of teaching and learning.
123. Old school learning gets an upgrade.
124. The three main needs organisations share: Working with resellers and integrators across the UK and Europe has given distributor Midwich an overview of the market in which it sees three main needs, Jenny Hicks tells Lindsey Reynolds.
125. Collaborate securely with Pro Series: The Pro Series is the only collaboration system that works with any device or legacy system and can offer true Capacitive touch and is network-secure, writes Lindsey Reynolds.
126. Interaction in real time: Collaboration like you've never seen before. MultiTaction's Pete Malcolm tells Lindsey Reynolds about the company's scalable iWall technology -- including the world's biggest interactive surface.
127. Quality matters: Video collaboration needs to be run over professional-quality video and audio, wherever it takes place, according to Joan Vandermate of Logitech. Lindsey Reynolds reports.
128. Affordable 4K laser projection that the universities need: Casio has entered the installation market with the brand's first 4K lamp-free projector. John Dykes tells Lindsey Reynolds how it answers the needs of higher education.
129. More than just technology for HE: Universities have a new way of looking at AV, shaped by the changing landscape and students' expectations. Steve Goodwin of Midwich tells Lindsey Reynolds more.
130. Innovation drives new services for universities: Spiros Andreou of CDEC talks to Lindsey Reynolds about the AV integrator's innovative managed service offering and real-time communications tool, bringing new applications to campuses.
131. Higher ed grows faster at Sahara.
132. Changing needs fuel higher tech take-up.
133. AVMI: enabling global consistency.
134. Being on point with collaboration video: Williams Sound has two new products launching in 2018 extending from audio also into video collaboration. Lindsey Reynolds talks to Tony Braun and Pat Brey about the merger and its first fruits.
135. Google Jamboard: the business case: There is a baffling array of collaboration solutions out there but for millions of users of Google's G-Suite software the choice is a no-brainer, Royce Lye of BenQ explains to Lindsey Reynolds.
136. Technology's role in the eyes-up meeting: Birgit Jackson of Sharp has a big ambition: to facilitate "eyes-up" meetings where people are engaged and not distracted by their laptop, phone or email, reports Lindsey Reynolds.
137. Furniture for a new kind of workplace: Technology enables collaboration, says Unicoi's David Jopling, but it is the job of specialist stands and other AV furniture to provide access to this technology and more. Lindsey Reynolds reports.
138. Multi-level plug-and-play: Collaboration takes place at different levels within any organisation, driven by the high quality of audio and video we consume daily at home according to AJA's Bryce Button. Lindsey Reynolds reports.
139. Unifying platforms with wireless glue: Today's organisations need to bring different platforms together wirelessly for more effective collaboration using a main display. This is why Vivitek developed the NovoConnect family as a glue that unifies disparate platforms, Holger Graeff tells Lindsey Reynolds
140. A single solution with many options: The NEC InfinityBoard has the convenience of an all-in-one device with a single warranty but the flexibility to be tailored to each organisation's needs, says Mark Taylor. Lindsey Reynolds reports.
141. Collaboration: sounds good?: Designing solutions to the communications challenges of business is what drives product development at Sennheiser says Andy Niemann. Lindsey Reynolds reports.
142. Flexible solutions for flexible futures: Carl Sheen of Genee World describes the essential ingredients of an interactive collaborative teaching space for tech-savvy students to Lindsey Reynolds.
143. Digital media - a question of agility: An agile core platform for content delivery opens up exciting new possibilities in the competitive HE sector, as Tripleplay's Tim Hoddy explains to Lindsey Reynolds.
144. Vision of the future: The secret of Universal AV's success in the higher education sector is that it works closely with all its customers. Mark Atkinson explains the company's approach to Lindsey Reynolds.
145. Flexible technology for working together: The latest solutions from CTOUCH provide true walk-up-and-use collaboration for higher and further education, says Martin Price of Exertis Medium. Lindsey Reynolds reports.
146. The new public face of flat panel displays: One of the world's largest makers of flat screens now markets products under its own brand, providing higher education with cost-effective displays without compromising on quality or features. Vestel's Mark Dew explains the company's strategy to Lindsey Reynolds
147. A catalyst for deeper learning experiences: Meyer Sound's Constellation acoustic system brings flexibility and a collaborative learning experience to medium-sized and large teaching spaces. Project director John Pellowe explains how to Lindsey Reynolds.
148. Going live on the network: Video is an essential tool for communication and learning and universities need systems that make it easy to run and operate, as Will Waters explains to Lindsey Reynolds.
149. Only the best will do in virtual reality: Johan Besnainou of specialist VR and simulation integrator Antycip Simulation tells Lindsey Reynolds about the company's role in research and education in the VR CAVE sector.
150. Taking collaboration to a whole new level: Shaun Marklew of distributor Sahara AV talks to Lindsey Reynolds about the quantum shift to collaboration in higher education and the innovations that will continue to drive it forward.
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