Amala Reddie is the Executive Editor at Commercial Integrator. She specializes in technology and software, with a keen focus on AI and machine learning, educational technology, and event management software. Amala's insights and expertise have been featured in Security Sales & Integration, Commercial Integrator, and NewsBreak.
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In the AI shortlist era, brand authority isn’t measured after demand has been created, it’s what creates demand in the first place.
Rich Ventura of Sony provides an in-depth breakdown of the company's presence at the packed InfoComm 2026.
By: Amala Reddie
Integrators should scope production as part of the wider environment, rather than bolt a broadcast layer onto a conventional AV design.
Autonomous logistics across trucking and drones is going to transform the AV industry's uptime expectations.
Some of the biggest opportunities for improving AV project outcomes lie in building collaboration, accountability, trust & customer support.
The integrator who runs the arithmetic with the customer has already won the year-seven conversation on the AV lifecycle.
Open, low-code platforms can lower the barrier to getting started while still leaving complex systems in the hands of experienced pros.
By: Zachary Comeau
ADI held its AVIS ’26 event at Fenway Park, Boston, bringing together integrators and suppliers for a regional get-together. The regional events work to complement ADI’s nationally-focused Expo, providing greater opportunity for suppliers and their customers. Integrators and suppliers have responded positively to the more locally-focused shows.
By: Amala Reddie
For integrators, the job is cutting through the marketing noise, whether it's a push toward convergence or a dedicated AV network.
By: Amala Reddie
Achieving true profitability through RMR requires replacing reactive, labor-heavy break-fix models with disciplined managed service plans.
