The future of systems integration isn’t about installing equipment.
It’s about transforming how organizations operate. The integrators who understand this shift will own the next decade. Those who don’t will compete on price until they can’t anymore.
Gwinnett County Public Schools’ 40-studio project represents this transformation in action. Not because of its scale, though that’s impressive. Not because of its speed, though six months for full deployment is remarkable. But because it demonstrates how eliminating complexity creates exponential value for everyone involved.
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