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Crestron stories
Netgear expands AV-over-IP skills training in APAC
4 days ago
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network infrastructure
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digital signage
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digital transformation
Netgear broadens its free AV-over-IP training in APAC, adding courses from 12 tech brands to tackle the region's networking skills gap.
Ruckus expands AV-over-IP switches, joins SDVoE group
Last month
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edutech
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network infrastructure
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digital signage
Ruckus expands its Pro AV ICX switch line, adds AV-focused management tools and deepens AV-over-IP ties with Crestron and the SDVoE Alliance.
LG launches Business Cloud to unify tools & drive sustainability
Mon, 24th Nov 2025
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digital signage
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power / energy
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hybrid & remote work
LG Electronics Australia launches Business Cloud platform, unifying tools to simplify tech management and boost sustainability across sectors.
Bluesound launches new Dolby Atmos soundbars with BluOS in Australia
Wed, 19th Nov 2025
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smart home
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bluetooth
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home automation
Bluesound debuts PULSE CINEMA and MINI soundbars in Australia, blending Dolby Atmos and BluOS for immersive, scalable home audio solutions.
Federation University enhances classrooms with Sennheiser tech
Fri, 11th Apr 2025
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edutech
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higher education
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sennheiser
Federation University has teamed up with Sennheiser to revamp 45 classrooms into hybrid learning spaces, boosting experiences for students in regional Victoria.
Zoom forges partnerships and adds channel programme
Tue, 18th Jun 2019
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partner programmes
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hybrid & remote work
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lenovo
Zoom has released several enhancements and partnerships for its software-based conference room solution Zoom Rooms.
Aussie Rugby Union tech partnership a deal of two halves
Wed, 21st Jun 2017
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uc
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it automation
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crestron
Australian Rugby Union (ARU) has signed a two-year contract with Crestron to provide advanced control and automation systems.
Hills reinvention 'not a smooth process'
Thu, 10th Sep 2015
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hills
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distributors
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crestron
Three years of transformation and restructure have not been 'a smooth process' for Hills, but it has been 'absolutely' the right strategic decision.