Facial recognition technologies see significant advancements

9.3.20 – SIW Despite some of the negative connotations associated with the technology, facial recognition has merit across many security applications Facial recognition was thought of as a revolutionary breakthrough when it debuted as a proof of concept in the...

Pro AV Integrators, It’s Time to Start Paying Attention to the Government

9.2.20 – CEPro – By reaching out to representatives, pro AV integrators can see increased revenue and have a greater impact on policy making which impacts their businesses. Former U.S. Congressman & former TechNet CEO Rich White said in a...

TBFAA Annual Convention

The TBFAA convention will be held online via Zoom Video Conference over the same three days that were originally planned to hold the convention. You will get CEU credits for attending each meeting. Each meeting will be recorded and made available online in the TBFAA...

Mississippi governor extends state mask requirement, eases high school sports limits

By The Associated Press Published 5:07 pm Monday, August 31, 2020 Mississippi Gov. Tate Reeves said Monday that he is extending a statewide mask mandate and most other restrictions another two weeks to try to slow the spread of the new coronavirus. He made a...

Oklahoma one of hardest working states in the nation, study says.

8.31.20 – OKLAHOMA CITY (KOKH) — According to a study conducted by WalletHub, Oklahoma is the 6th hardest-working state in the nation. In order to determine which states have the hardest workers, WalletHub compared all 50 states across 10 indicators. The...

State Roundup: Phase 3 Reopening Begins But Major Jurisdictions Opt Out

by Meg Tully | Sep 4, 2020 | Maryland Reporter -State Roundup  CENSUS DEADLINE LOOMS: Gov. Larry Hogan on Thursday urged Marylanders to complete their 2020 U.S. Census form ahead of the looming Sept. 30th deadline, Bryan Renbaum reports for...