Our in-house Crestron experts are authoring pieces and getting quoted by a wide variety of publications, from trade journals to publications such as the Seattle Times and Forbes. Here's a sampling of just a few from quarter two this year.

The latest update of the Crestron Home® OS — version 3.15 — goes live this month with several features taking center stage: new collaborations with high-end manufacturers such as Black Nova and GUDE, and the ability to remotely reboot any Crestron device in a homeowner’s rack.

We’ve sorted through the flurry of articles regarding best practices for remote workers, and we’ve noticed that when it comes to wellness for work-from-home employees, there are three key areas to be mindful of: connectivity, environment, and scheduling. Crestron has solutions for each.

Meetings common to the hybrid work environment — with remote workers joining in-person staffers seated around a table via video links — often feel unnatural, awkward, and fatiguing. One reason? The camera angles (and other elements) of these video presentations don’t adhere to the basic concepts found in filmmaking — they tend to “break” visual rules that we’re accustomed to. Here’s a quick overview of that video language — and how to implement it properly using the AI-driven solution from Crestron called Sightline.

In the first in a series of excerpts from Crestron’s latest eBook, Virtual Control Solutions for the Modern Workplace, you’ll get an overview of how solutions such as VC-4 can solve problems (and save resources) for your organization’s IT department.