Nureva Inc.

Are your large meeting rooms and learning spaces ready for AI? In this webinar — with expert panelists from Nureva, MAXHUB and Teatrx — we’ll help you determine whether your tech stacks are up to the new AV demands put on them by AI tools. You’ll come away with practical steps for creating AI-ready collaborative spaces and tips on how to move forward. Be sure to register for this free live event on Wednesday, September 16. https://lnkd.in/g6ztgX6h #ITPro #AIReady #CollaborativeSpaces

AI-powered collaboration tools are changing what users expect from their meeting rooms and classrooms. As organizations adopt Microsoft® Copilot, Zoom AI Companion and other AI tools, IT and AV teams need to ensure their larger spaces can deliver the audio quality and room intelligence these technologies depend on. Our live webinar — Getting large collaborative spaces ready for AI-powered tools — will give you practical steps for creating AI-ready collaborative spaces. Join us Wednesday, September 16, at 11:30 a.m. ET. Save your free spot: https://nureva.co/4gytGk1 #AVTechnology #AI #Collaboration #HybridWork #EdTech

Tools like Microsoft® Copilot and Zoom AI Companion can only deliver accurate transcripts, summaries and action items with high-quality audio and dependable collaboration technology. Is your tech stack up to the task? Find out in our live webinar — Getting large collaborative spaces ready for AI-powered tools — and gain practical tips on how to move forward. Join us on Wednesday, September 16, at 11:30 a.m. ET. Save your free spot: https://nureva.co/4qFSlHY #FutureOfWork #AIReady #AVTech #DigitalWorkplace

Frustrated with complicated large-room audio that breaks budgets? Large meeting and learning spaces are still among the toughest audio challenges for AV and IT teams — especially as traditional systems drive up total cost of ownership and ongoing support demands. Looking for relief? Join us for Tackling the Cost and Complexity of Audio in Large Spaces, a live webinar for AV/IT managers and directors. You’ll interact with: • David Danto, independent collaboration analyst • Ted Shuter, Director of Product Management, Nureva • Adam Sergeant, Technology Support Specialist Team Lead, Emporia State University David Danto is one of the most sought-after experts in the AV/IT sector — and this is a rare opportunity to engage with him directly. Together, our speakers will share the latest thinking on: ✅ How traditional audio complexity burdens IT teams ✅ How common audio problems in large spaces can be addressed ✅ How modern solutions save time, effort and budget ✅ How better audio supports accessibility and inclusivity 📅 Wednesday, June 10, 2026 | 10:00 a.m. ET 🎙 Free 45-minute webinar + live Q&A Tackling the Cost and Complexity of Audio in Large Spaces Episode 2 of Sound Advice by Nureva 🔗 Register here: https://lnkd.in/gWpASy2d

In early February, visitors at ISE saw and experienced Nureva’s philosophy brought to life with our new HDX system for large and extra-large spaces. At the heart of our product philosophy is a simple promise: to help our customers get their work done without drama and without distractions. We believe our products should quietly empower people, not demand their attention. That’s why our products are designed to work reliably in the background, making our customers’ work lives easier and more productive. Our solutions enable teams to collaborate, communicate and succeed without thinking about the technology that makes it possible. Our design approach is rooted in one word: easy. No frustration. No extra steps or added costs. No apologies. From installation and setup to deployment, management and updates, every interaction is streamlined. We aim to surprise and delight our customers with just how effortless every aspect of our products can be. Behind this simplicity is a commitment to solving the hardest audio problems – like delivering exceptional audio in large spaces – and making everything about it remarkably easy. What once seemed complex and intimidating becomes straightforward and stress-free. That’s the difference we bring. This design philosophy will come to life in 2026 in the HDX product, that, in a single system, will deliver the audio functionality and performance that larger spaces demand. From full-room mic coverage to adaptive voice lift, adaptive voice amplification, assistive listening and divisible room automation, the HDX offers all the desired audio functionality at an affordable price. Our philosophy is clear: technology should serve people, not the other way around. By removing barriers and complexity, we deliver products that simply work – every time. And that’s how we make a real difference today and into the future. #ITPro #HybridWorking #HybridLearning #ProAV #AVTech

Go ahead — do it yourself It may be cliché to say, but times are changing in many organizations. The way IT teams approach technology deployment in meeting rooms and classrooms is evolving rapidly, driven by a mix of compatibility, team capability and cost considerations. With greater component interoperability through Teams and Zoom certifications, and universal standards like USB, expectations have shifted. People now assume that system components will work together seamlessly — and often, they do. This shift has empowered internal teams. Today, many organizations have the technical confidence and resources to take on tasks that were once solely outsourced to integrators who specified, procured, installed and deployed. Combine that with the rising cost of engaging external specialists, and it’s easy to see why more teams are asking: “Can we install and deploy these systems ourselves?” You might wonder if it’s corporate or higher education that is primarily looking at DIY. Early on, the answer was definitively higher ed — they had the people and know-how to do installations and deployments, and they were actively looking to manage limited budgets. Now, however, corporate customers are asking this question about as much as higher ed. A common statement has been that they have the people on their team with the ability to do the work and, in these times, they want to keep their own teams fully employed. At Nureva Inc., when we developed our large-room audio systems, simplicity in all aspects of the product was a nonnegotiable requirement. We knew that ease of installation would not only make life easier for customers but also open the door to DIY deployment, which we saw as a promising, emerging trend. And that’s exactly what happened. Our design philosophy didn’t just support DIY — it encouraged it. Customers regularly ask us if our systems are simple enough for them to install and deploy without outside help. After a few quick qualifying questions, the answer is usually affirmative. The process is straightforward, and the results speak for themselves: organizations save time, reduce costs and gain confidence in their ability to manage their own technology products and systems. DIY isn’t just a trend — it’s becoming a strategic choice. It reflects a broader movement toward agility and self-sufficiency in the workplace. By prioritizing simplicity and compatibility, we’ve helped make that choice possible. And for those organizations that still rely on their integrator to handle all their installations, we’re a dream install and deployment — their teams are in and out quickly with few hassles and headaches. Simplicity works for them, too. So, go ahead — do it yourself. You might be surprised at just how easy installing and deploying Nureva® audio systems can be. https://lnkd.in/d98BFdzN #PlugAndPlay #Installation