Successful businesses are built on trusting relationships, that establish community, fulfill needs, serve clients, and are inherently supportive throughout all phases of engagement. While these qualities can be captured in an organization’s core beliefs and strategy, there still needs to be an internal champion who carries the torch and responsibility of leading the charge toward growth of new opportunities and nurturing of existing relationships. Control Concepts is proud to announce that they have found that person with the addition of Brittany DiCesare.

With a focus on helping manufacturers elevate the compatibility of their products by leveraging their API and simplifying integration and programming through the availability of control system modules, drivers, and plugins; Brittany’s role will benefit not only Control Concepts and clients, but also the industry at large.

How often does an AV system get designed, commissioned, and programmed, and then never touched again? The answer is: Not often!

AV systems must be adaptable to meet users’ changing needs. Starting with a “simple” design that meets current requirements, while keeping in mind the potential for future growth, always sounds like an effective strategy. But how often is future-proofing truly considered in today’s system design and programming?

The ability to take advantage of growth potential and ease of implementation highly depends not only on the physical installation and hardware design but also on the design of the control software that defines the system operation. There is a difference between programming a system with a sole focus on current needs and architecting software that has been built modularly with a vision for future growth and modification.