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July 16, 2025

Ashton Bentley by Kramer Display Mounting Systems are Now Approved for Express Install for Microsoft Teams Rooms

TEL AVIV, July 15, 2025 – Bringing enhanced productivity and ease of use to small-to-medium collaboration spaces, Ashton Bentley Display Mounting Systems from Kramer are now approved by Microsoft for deployment of Express Install for Microsoft Teams Rooms.

This approval ensures that Ashton Bentley products meet Microsoft’s high standards for enabling fast meeting room completion. As a result, our channel partners can now bundle the display mounts with certified displays and Microsoft Teams Rooms hardware. Ashton Bentley also offers optional AB USB-C connectivity technology as well as meeting room tables for complete room solutions as required.

“Requiring no specialist knowledge or tools, the Ashton Bentley range of flexible display mounting solutions enables quick and easy installation of Microsoft Teams Rooms,” said Roger McArdell, chief technology director, Ashton Bentley “Working with the Microsoft team, Ashton Bentley has developed solutions to quickly and simply deploy Teams Rooms products.”

The Ashton Bentley range of flexible display mounting solutions (see embedded image) enables quick and easy installation of Teams Rooms to deliver a full experience for small and medium-sized meeting rooms. With no custom room modifications required, users can get new Teams Rooms up and running quickly, inexpensively and at scale.

Ashton Bentley’s solution is built on three building blocks that simplify AV system design and deployment to create an efficient and engaging environment for productive collaboration. This includes AV technology for room connectivity that facilitates easy connections between devices, the integration of Display Mounts that provide a secure, stylish yet simple way to deploy displays and AV-enabled collaboration tables thatenhance the space’s aesthetic while concealing the AV technology and reducing cable clutter.

Express Install for Teams Rooms provides a streamlined installation option designed to deliver enhanced meeting experiences to small-to-medium-sized rooms. These systems can be installed by one person in as little as an hour. 

About Ashton Bentley by Kramer

Ashton Bentley by Kramer is a global leader in integrated meeting room solutions, offering a flexible range of products that combine technology, functionality and design. Ashton Bentley provides components and complete meeting room systems that are simple to buy, install, use and maintain, thus removing the complexity normally associated with equipping meeting rooms with technology-integrated tables. Just “walk in and work.”

About Kramer

Kramer audio-visual experiences power creativity, collaboration, and engagement. From AVSM to advanced cloud-based communication, collaboration and control solutions, Kramer creates audio-visual experiences that are more engaging, more inclusive, and more connected than ever before.

Kramer’s intuitive, seamless technology breaks down walls, bridges gaps, and makes people feel closer together even when they’re far apart.

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June 12, 2023

Ricoh Latin America and Kramer Forge Alliance to Drive Creativity and Collaboration through Exceptional Audiovisual Experiences

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Weston, 01 June, 2023 – Ricoh Latin America and Kramer, a leading global manufacturer of audio visual solutions, announce that they have signed an exclusive strategic alliance for the Latin American region. The alliance aims to provide effective and intuitive end-to-end solutions across various sectors (corporate, education, healthcare, etc.) to deliver audio visual experiences that enhance creativity, collaboration, and interaction in a hybrid world.

This strategic alliance leverages the complementary expertise and strengths of both companies, enabling organizations in any industry to offer cutting-edge audiovisual experiences to their users, facilitating seamless communication, connection, idea collaboration, and the exchange of perspectives.

Ricoh Latin America offers interactive displays that integrate the Android operating system and a range of pre-installed applications. These displays allow for the viewing of MS Office documents, annotation directly on the documents with the ability to save them on the board or in the cloud, web browsing, and screen sharing, among other functions. Ricoh also provides interactive displays with the Windows 11 operating system, which is ideal for corporate applications as required by companies.

From innovative wireless presentation and collaboration, revolutionary room control built in the cloud, to web-based AV network management, Kramer is setting a new standard for AV/IT convergence upon an open ecosystem. The company is committed to providing the best products, solutions, and services, and remaining the all-round choice for the enterprise, education, and government markets.

“We are proud to announce this alliance. Ricoh’s partnership with Kramer is another significant step in our drive to accelerate customers’ digital adoption, providing enriched learning and collaborative work experiences with greater flexibility to meet their needs. Our goal is to deliver a strong and robust value proposition, equipping organizations with the necessary tools to work, collaborate, and create smarter through the use of innovative technologies,” comments Jesús Santiago, Vice President of Sales at Ricoh Latin America.

“Today, Kramer focuses on delivering products, solutions, and services with a customer-centric approach, constantly listening to the market to help end-users stay more connected than ever. The goal of this alliance is to leverage the extensive expertise of both companies to provide all types of high-quality audiovisual experiences. With a reputation established over 40 years, we provide reliable and high-performance solutions for various industries worldwide,” explains Amit Ancikovsky, Kramer President Americas.

About Kramer

Kramer audio-visual experiences power creativity, collaboration, and engagement. From AVSM to advanced cloud-based communication, collaboration and control solutions, Kramer creates audio-visual experiences that are more engaging, more inclusive and more connected than ever before.

Headquartered in the heart of Startup Nation – Tel Aviv, Israel with locations around the world, Kramer’s audio-visual experts are designing the future of engagement technology. Physical and digital boundaries have blurred. But no matter how hybrid our world becomes, our desire for real, human connection will never cease.

Kramer’s intuitive, seamless technology breaks down walls, bridges gaps, and makes people feel closer together even when they’re far apart.

About Ricoh

Ricoh empowers digital workplaces using innovative technologies and services that enable people to work smarter. With 85 years of history, Ricoh has driven innovation by acquiring knowledge and capabilities that currently enable us to successfully help businesses adapt to new ways of working.

Ricoh offers solutions in areas such as document management, IT services, communication services, commercial and industrial printing, digital cameras, and industrial systems. Headquartered in Tokyo, the Ricoh Group operates in approximately 200 countries and regions. In the fiscal year ending March 2023, the Ricoh Group reported worldwide sales of 2.134 trillion yen (approximately 16 billion USD).


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Simplifying Video Conferencing: San Mateo County’s Success with Quicklaunch

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“Having the ability to click on the meeting, whether it’s Zoom or Teams, and just bring it up is instrumental. The user doesn’t have to look for anything. It’s right there in front of them. Nice, big button. They can’t miss it.”
— Kevin Pankhurst, AV Manager, County of San Mateo

Background

Founded in 1856, the County of San Mateo is located in California. It incorporates 20 regions including San Franciso-Oakland-Berkeley, Silicon Valley, and the San Francisco Bay Area, with a combined population of 765,000 people.

A single address for various business and residential services and needs, the County of San Mateo has over 7,000 employees across 26 different departments.

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“The thinking and design process that went into Quicklaunch is leagues ahead of everybody else. It looks very simple and easy, and it is. And if you want more, you can also customize your environment and use case for whatever that task is going to be.”
— Kevin Pankhurst, AV Manager, County of San Mateo

Goals

The County of San Mateo had several very specific goals for its new video conferencing solution. Kevin Pankhurst, the county’s AV Manager, wanted the conference rooms to simply be a resource that could be used without users having to log in to the room’s PC or navigate setup steps. As such, the collaboration solution needed to have its own integrated UI so users would not have to interact with Windows for launching or closing the meeting. An automatic room reset, to wipe the meeting off the system when it’s done, was vital. Additionally, Kevin wanted to allow scheduling of the room from within the system.

With many users across multiple locations, with varying needs, the flexibility to customize the solution beyond its original design purposes was also essential. Likewise, ease of use, as Kevin is the only one in his department and has limited time to conduct in-person training. Similarly, as the sole help address, he needed the system to be reliable, to drastically reduce service calls.

Solution

Kevin chose Kramer’s Quicklaunch Ultimate Edition one-touch collaboration software as the video conferencing solution for all sites operated by the County of San Mateo. His decision was made in late 2018 for the next financial year.

“I don’t think there was anyone else in that space at that time” explains Kevin. “Quicklaunch blew me away. It was leagues ahead of everybody else. It looks very easy, it looks very simple and it is. Plus, there is a ton of stuff underneath the hood of Quicklaunch that will allow you to customize your environment and your use case for whatever that task is going to be.”

Quicklaunch was integrated as part of the whole solution Kevin created for the county’s various video conferencing spaces, working seamlessly with the chosen displays, microphones, speakers, and other applications.

While the County chose to delay installation during the height of the pandemic, Quicklaunch has since been installed in 30 conference rooms across multiple sites within the County of San Mateo, with another 15 installs planned for this fiscal year. “I’ve got a huge county. And so there are buildings all over the place. I keep getting requests for new locations. For example, our parks department is really excited about this because I created a demonstration for them, and I’m like, ‘You know, we can actually put Google Earth on this, and you can zoom in, and create custom maps for your parks,’ which they thought was genius.”

Value

Quicklaunch has lived up to expectations, and then some. “The fact that Quicklaunch has its own integrated UI, and the users aren’t dealing with Windows, and can just come in and step up to the device and use it is a big-time saver,” Kevin points out. “Having the ability to click on the meeting, whether it be a Zoom meeting or a Teams meeting, and just bring it up is instrumental. The user doesn’t have to look for anything. It’s right there in front of them. Nice, big button. They can’t miss it.”

As he elaborates: “One of the biggest problems that our users used to have in a conference room is, somebody logs into Windows, their meeting is over, they get up, they leave, it times out, and they’re still authenticated to that device – which stops the next meeting, because somebody has to go find them, they have to reboot the device, and that slows things down. Now with Quicklaunch’s integrated UI, that’s all gone away.”

Plus, there’s the room reset functionality built-in, to wipe the presence of that meeting off the system, as a security benefit. As Kevin explains: “With Quicklaunch, my users walk in, they don’t log into a PC, they just interact with the PC. When the meeting is over, the users walk away, their ‘identity’ is wiped, and it’s secure for the next meeting.”

Kevin comments that seeing the scheduling for the room right there within Quicklaunch has also been instrumental.

In terms of flexibility, Kevin has found Kramer an exceptionally responsive partner, and is thrilled that many of his requests and ideas have made their way into the solution. In detailing his experience, he says “I started using Quicklaunch in a way that it wasn’t designed for, and then immediately, I was put in touch with the Quicklaunch developers, who came up with brand-new features that are fantastic, and allow me to continue to do what I need to do for my business.”

At the end of the day, however, “the value to me is I don’t get any support calls,” emphasizes Kevin. “That is the absolute most important thing to me. Meetings are going easier, and I’m not getting calls 30 seconds before meetings, which alone indicates Quicklaunch is working well.’”

Training has also proven easy, with Kevin doing an in-person demonstration at each location, to introduce users to Quicklaunch, after which they are proficient. Staff are then able to bring new users up to speed without his assistance, further saving his time and energy.

As for reliability, Kevin has been more than pleased. “The whole entire ecosystem that I put together is 100% reliable. I’m only using quality products that work, because I can’t jump and run to different buildings in 30 seconds. It’s impossible. It is the whole entire user experience that I created, partnering with Quicklaunch as the interface, that has made my rooms a success.”

Looking ahead, Kevin sees Quicklaunch as an integral part of the county’s AV future. “My intention is, every five years, we’re going to refresh these rooms. The equipment may change, and the manufacturers may change. But for now, I have no intention of leaving Quicklaunch out of the mix. There’s nothing that’s out there that supersedes what Quicklaunch can do.”

He concludes: “I have had nothing but a positive experience during the numerous years that I’ve worked with Quicklaunch. It’s been fantastic!”

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Reliability, durability, quality, and service make Kramer the right choice for Florida Bankruptcy Court

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“I honestly need to say that you will not find more reliable and trustworthy products than Kramer. That’s why I have repeatedly chosen them since 2001.”
— Noel Rodriguez | AV Specialist, US Bankruptcy Court, Middle District of Florida

Background

The US Bankruptcy Court (FLMB), located in the Middle District of Florida, is part of the US Federal Judiciary system. It has four locations across the state: active courts in Jacksonville, Orlando, and Tampa, and an administrative site in Fort Myers. The buildings themselves vary in age, with the oldest in Tampa dating from the 1950s or so. Because the bankruptcy court does not use court reporters, all hearings are recorded.

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“The product, the reliability, the durability, the cost, the service, and the fact that it’s easy to manage, easy to work with other third parties, and easy to program make Kramer my go-to choice.”
— Noel Rodriguez | AV Specialist, US Bankruptcy Court, Middle District of Florida

Goals

In 2017, FLMB kicked off a major initiative to update and upgrade the AV systems in all bankruptcy courtrooms across Florida. It already had a Kramer-based system in place for teleconferencing, video conferencing, presenting evidence and exhibits, and recording hearings. However, the system was mostly analog, and much of the equipment was old, dating back seven years or more. FLMB wanted to upgrade its AV systems to support higher-resolution video, improve the scaling and quality to better support BYOD, and enable easy operation by court deputies, who operate the AV system during hearings.

FLMB also wanted to minimize maintenance and troubleshooting, as the two-person AV team based in Orlando is responsible for all three court locations across the state.

The AV project consisted of updating 10 courtrooms in total, four in Orlando, and three in Tampa and Jacksonville respectively.

Once COVID-19 hit, the court needed to quickly adapt to remote hearings and operations.

Solution

Noel Rodriguez, the AV Specialist at FLMB, had enjoyed excellent experiences with Kramer equipment since 2001, including in his previous job in the District Court of Puerto Rico, so Kramer was his first choice for the new project at FLMB. According to Noel, Kramer checks all the boxes: quality, durability, reliability, and customer service. His view: “Kramer service has always been amazing. The math is simple; why buy something that might be reliable, but when it breaks down, you don’t have the customer service for it.”

Once Noel had specified the equipment requirements, a public tender was issued, and a supplier was chosen.

For all three locations, the same design and equipment were procured in a copy-paste manner, for simplicity’s sake. Each courtroom has three cameras – one each for the judge and witness, one at the lawyer’s lectern – and the Tampa courtrooms each have an additional lectern camera. At each courthouse, the installation included pairs of TP−580T high−performance, long−reach HDBaseT transmitters, and TP−580R receivers, PT−571 twisted pair transmitters for HDMI signals with PT-572+ receivers, a VS-88H2 Matrix switcher, VP−424C digital scaler, a VM−4HN distribution amplifier for 4K UHD HDMI signals, and an FC-46XL HDMI audio de-embedder.

Noel and his small team handled the AV system design and all installations. The AV system runs through the IT DC network, secured with IP protocols and passwords.

Jacksonville was the first project, completed in 2018, as its system was the oldest and was reliant on analog technologies. In 2019, the team moved on to Tampa, using the same AV design. The final phase of the project was the Orlando location, whose final courtroom was completed in July 2022.

Users can now “select source inputs, what audio they want, and anything they need to present, all at a higher quality,” with most equipment hidden under tables and behind walls.

Value

The installation of the new AV equipment went smoothly, according to the systematic plan.

The Kramer equipment improved resolution on display screens, maximizing images from the upgraded 4K courtroom cameras. It gave users the ability to switch input sources, which had previously been lacking. According to Noel, users can now “select source inputs, what audio they want, and anything that they need to present, and all at a higher quality.” It also met aesthetic demands, with most equipment hidden under tables and behind walls.

Importantly, the AV solution supports bring your own device (BYOD) trends, allowing lawyers to easily present exhibits and evidence from their laptops.

The system has proven easy to learn, with the courtroom deputies able to operate it after a short hands-on training, regardless of their prior technical knowledge.

In the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, Noel was able to get remote court hearings up and running within a matter of weeks. Now that in-person court is back, the four Orlando courtrooms are still set up to operate remotely if needed. As Noel explains, the need for remote court operations is here to stay, with things like extreme weather and natural disasters to overcome. “We have created courtrooms that can be used by the judges as if they are there in-person, to service remote proceedings for people across the entire state.”

Having used a copy-paste template for each courtroom’s AV design, Noel has found maintenance is now a breeze. “With everything the same, it’s really easy to troubleshoot. And if anything goes wrong at one location, we can either pre-empt or prepare for the same issue at others, with the solution already in-hand.”

Noel has been impressed by Kramer’s customer service on multiple occasions. “When I was working on the Jacksonville install, we had an EDID issue,” he continues. “As soon as we called Kramer, we got a great walkthrough with a customer service technician, and the problem got fixed. More recently, during the testing stage a new switcher wasn’t receiving the input signal. After trying to troubleshoot it, I called Kramer, and they immediately sent a new unit.”

As far as recommendations go, he only has praise. “I’ve been relying on Kramer for more than 20 years for the quality, endurance, reliability, and customer service, which is amazing” Noel concludes. “It’s got all that, and it’s easy to program. I’d certainly advise any AV person that you can’t go wrong with Kramer.”

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Improving enriches workplace flexibility, engagement, and productivity with Quicklaunch

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Michael McCullough, President, Improving, Calgary - a company that has quicklaunch and Kramer solutions installed
“Quicklaunch takes a lot of the confusion and setup that ordinarily would have emerged where people are rolling their own audio-visual, and makes it just a very simple, fluid, and seamless experience.”
— Michael McCullough | President, Improving – Calgary

Background

Improving is an IT services firm offering comprehensive training, consulting, and project services. Its innovative solutions and processes have helped hundreds of clients across the globe in finance, energy, travel, retail, government, and other industries realize their tactical and strategic business objectives. The company has over 1,400 employees in offices across Canada, the US, and Mexico.

In early 2020, with its lease coming up for renewal, the Calgary branch of Improving was considering a move to new offices. That all changed when the COVID-19 pandemic hit. “We moved all our work online, so I was questioning the need for space,” says Michael McCullough, President, Improving – Calgary. “It was pretty clear we weren’t going back to 2019. But I also felt like we couldn’t stay in 2020.”

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“Workplaces need to look for ways to enable employees to do the best work they can, where they need to, with the flexibility to decide when they come into the office or stay at home. That is how we’ve moved forward here. And I think Kramer is a big part of that.”
— Michael McCullough | President, Improving – Calgary

Goals

Michael realized the workplace would have to accommodate new kinds of work preferences. “Number one, people don’t want to be told they have to go to the office. And number two, they don’t want to be told they can’t go into the office. People want to feel they have agency and are treated as professionals; that they know the best place to work effectively.”

He added: “Flexible work arrangements are also important to diversity as they make it easier for team members from all walks of life to accommodate things like medical needs, child rearing, and other family commitments.”

To empower employees with choices, Michael decided to do a new build-out of Improving – Calgary’s offices. A key part of that was upgrading the AV solution to better address work flexibility and meet three specific needs. Michael explains: “We have our own team that comes here to work, and of course we’ve moved into a hybrid work environment, so wanted to set things up to be hybrid all the time. In addition, we do public training sessions in our training spaces. The third category is community groups: we open our doors and share our space with professional groups, like Women in Data, so we wanted our space to support those kinds of meetups.”

Solution

Improving decided to install Kramer’s Quicklaunch meeting room software solution in its training rooms and boardroom. Although the system also has keyboard control, the touchscreen activation and control has proven the go-to choice for the Improving team. “Once people started understanding the intent and reason behind Quicklaunch, they quickly moved to approaching everything as an online meeting, even for all those in the same room, which really helps to simplify things.”

Improving handled the installation of Quicklaunch, with support from the Kramer team.

In addition, Improving installed Kramer 4K HD cameras in its two training rooms. “They’re very plug-and-play devices, the controls all make sense, and they work out-of-the-box, so that worked great,” recalls Michael. “They have proved particularly useful for training workshops, as well as for townhalls. The cameras have the ability to focus on different areas of the room, so the remote participants are able to follow the speaker.” Improving’s plan also calls for Kramer Control and switches, which will be added later, for enhanced AV management capabilities and to support additional applications, such as digital signage.

Value

“Quicklaunch is a technology that enables a hybrid work environment, and that includes very quick and frictionless engagement with remote or in-person attendees sharing content,” Michael explains. “While sharing content may sound trivial, it’s a brand-new way of sharing, so it’s now a very fluid way of discussing and having a conversation together.”

The use cases have been wide, inspiring better communications and opening new business opportunities. “For example,” Michael continues, “we recently ran a Blockchain Developer Workshop. There were about 20 participants in-person and about the same number online; it was a phenomenal setup where everyone was able to communicate amongst each other and work through this workshop together.”

Plus, the new AV solution has helped boost sales: “The Kramer technology and integration have set us up to be able to sell into a hybrid environment, a fully online environment, or an in-person environment, all very easily,” says Michael.

“We also use Quicklaunch extensively for business development meetings, recruitment, and even internal sessions. We have team members here in Calgary, Toronto, and Vancouver so using Quicklaunch brings us all together. It feels like a smooth conversation amongst our team.”

Quicklaunch has been a game-changer – for the person running the meeting as much as the attendees. Michael says: “The ability to walk into the room and simply log-in and start a meeting with my phone is tremendously helpful. Now I don’t have to carry my laptop around. I can devote more attention to clients or team engagement, as opposed to what’s happening with my laptop, cords, and plugs. It makes meetings much more efficient and focused.”

“The ability to walk into the room and simply log-in and start a meeting with my phone is tremendously helpful. Now I don’t have to carry my laptop around. I can devote more attention to clients or team engagement, as opposed to what’s happening with my laptop, cords, and plugs. It makes meetings much more efficient and focused.”

Michael has also been impressed by the security element inherent in Quicklaunch. “I don’t want people downloading or setting up environments on our computers. The great thing about Quicklaunch is that this is all taken care of, and the machine is clean at the end of every single meeting; there are no breadcrumbs left behind.”

The Quicklaunch setup is instrumental in keeping rooms organized and optimized. “In the old days, people would go into the meeting room, and install things or mess with the equipment, removing cords from behind the machine or the display. Sometimes the room would be left not set-up for the next person. So that’s been taken off the table now. That’s extremely important when we have a lot of back-to-back meetings,” Michael explains.

To set up the Quicklaunch products, Improving worked together with the Kramer team. Michael notes that he valued the “deep experience at Kramer in this area, to help us get the results I was looking for. For Quicklaunch there are collaborative tools you need to do right. We needed to establish what our standard meeting tools would be, what other tools we wanted, and how we would display these tools or content in a way that meeting attendees can use. Kramer helped us with that, so while we did the physical work, it was a collaborative integration and a very effective one at that.”

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June 8, 2022

Kramer scales up operations in Americas with new leadership, branding and products at InfoComm 2022

Kramer scales up operations in Americas with new leadership, branding and products at InfoComm 2022

InfoComm, June 8, 2022 – Kramer, the leading audio-visual experience company, today announces its business transformation for the Americas at InfoComm 2022. Kramer can be found at Booth W723, West Hall, Exhibit Hall.

An audio-visual pioneer with over 40 years of experience and 20+ offices worldwide, Kramer has recently undergone a strategic evolution. The company has launched its new vision for the future, increased its R&D budget, and broadened its target sectors to Education, Government, Defense, and Enterprise.

Kramer’s global HQ has also created a regional structure across EMEA, APAC, and the Americas, including the opening of a new regional EMEA office in Amsterdam, to uphold stronger partner relationships and serve customers more efficiently than ever.

Meanwhile, the company has appointed Amit Ancikovsky as the new President of Kramer Americas, and set new goals to triple worldwide revenue over the next three years.

The New Kramer Vision

Visitors to Kramer’s booth at InfoComm, North America’s leading professional audio-visual trade show, will experience first-hand the company’s new brand and strategy.

Over the last couple of years, the physical and digital boundaries of our world have blurred, and people now live, work, and engage in more ways than ever before. But no matter how hybrid our everyday lives become, we continue to crave real, human connections, whether we are face-to-face or an ocean apart.

This new ‘physi-digi’ world now requires products that drive productivity and collaboration, both virtually and in person. Kramer’s vision is to meet this demand by creating technology that powers the world’s most intuitive end-to-end audio-visual experiences.

InfoComm also sees the American launch of Kramer’s new corporate identity. The updated logo, color scheme, and company value proposition represent connections: the seamless, dynamic power of Kramer’s technology to uphold the intersection of our physi-digi existence. 

Kramer’s Solutions Portfolio

New products within Kramer’s AVoIP, collaboration technology, and UC pillars will also be showcased at InfoComm.

Featured solutions include the KDS-7 range of high-performance and scalable AVoIP solutions, the new line of Kramer collaboration devices, and upgrades to the VIA platform. Plus, the company’s latest software solutions will be demonstrated, including the first US showcase of new acquisition UCWorkspace within the Kramer portfolio.

On-site Kramer Experts and Spokespeople

Kramer CEO, Gilad Yron, and President of Kramer Americas, Amit Ancikovsky, will host an informal media session at the Kramer booth on June 9th from 10 AM, in which they will introduce the ‘new’ Kramer and share insights into their vision for the Americas region.

Kramer experts will also be on hand to discuss current trends in the industry, how they are reshaping organizations worldwide, and ways in which Kramer’s technology can help visitors navigate the future of communication and collaboration. 

Gilad Yron, CEO at Kramer, said: “Now that we’re living in a truly hybrid, physi-digi world, Kramer has pivoted to become the end-to-end technology partner for organizations worldwide, powering global creativity, expression, and connectivity. I’m delighted to showcase this evolution at InfoComm and introduce our new Kramer Americas president, Amit, who has an outstanding record of leading major business transformations.”

Amit Ancikovsky, President of Kramer Americas, said: “Our end-to-end technologies support organizations and individuals to create more immersive connectivity experiences than ever, regardless of their location. I’m thrilled to join Gilad in showcasing our new vision, brand, and solutions at InfoComm 2022.”

Kramer at InfoComm  

The InfoComm trade show will take place at the Las Vegas Convention Center, Las Vegas, USA, from 4th – 10th June 2022. Kramer will be exhibiting at Booth W723, West Hall, Exhibit Hall from 8th – 10th June.

For more information, please visit https://infocomm22.mapyourshow.com/8_0/exhibitor/exhibitor-details.cfm?exhid=1378.

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