Kinly refreshes its Global Enterprise Services model
The enhanced model introduces two integrated offerings that enable enterprises to scale effectively and at speed while maintaining control and visibility.
The new BYOD: How tech leaders can securely evolve policy
As hybrid working becomes widespread and the variety of personal devices used by employees expands, firms are having to rethink BYOD policies.
One in ten organisations are already investing in holograms, avatars, or 3D
One in ten organisations are already investing in holograms, avatars, or 3D AV technology, according to new research from Kinly’s Trusted Connections 2025 study.
Revolutionising AV technologies: The need for infrastructure modernisation
Companies are keen to adopt AI-driven AV tech, but the true potential lies in upgrading outdated infrastructures impacting productivity.
Businesses chase AV innovation but struggle with old systems
One in ten organisations are investing in holograms and other immersive AV technologies, but many are facing challenges due to outdated infrastructure.
Organisations embracing immersive tech according to Kinly
One in ten are investing in holograms, avatars, or 3D AV technology, with over 50 percent trialling VR headsets and 71 percent deploying AI to improve workflows.
How tariffs could reshape the global AV industry
With the reality of tariffs setting in for the global industry, Reece Webb explores how the world of AV is facing up to the challenge.
Why AV must be part of the cybersecurity conversation
Don Gibson, Chief Information Security Officer, at AV integrator Kinly, underlines the importance of AV with cybersecurity in the workplace.
Does your office hurt your mental health? Research highlights a growing, worrying issue with 'dull' workplaces
Gen Zs and young millennials are ditching jobs because the office feels like a beige box of despair
It’s all about the Monet: how art transforms offices
Tech firm Kinly conducted an AI experiment and discovered that Van Gogh’s Starry Night Over the Rhône made employees significantly more productive, boosting performance in 38% of workers and sparking more creative thinking in 30%.
46% of young workers consider quitting due to poor office design
Over one in five (21%) of workers aged 24 to 35 said poor-quality workplaces affected their mental health.
Kinly’s new XR Studio allows ‘full-body teleportation’
Kinly says XR studio will bring broadcast quality production events to the corporate and higher education market, as well as allowing remote participation and 'teleportation'
AV Essentials: Signs of change in digital signage
From the retail store to the corporate HQ, digital signage is taking a more active role. It can adapt itself to the viewer, encourage them to interact, lead them on a journey, carry third-party advertising, and change with the weather or the time of day.
The days of bringing your own device to work could be coming to an end
In a survey conducted by Kinly, more than half (52%) of enterprises said they are mulling a ban on personal devices at the office, with laptops, tablets, and webcams all set for the chopping block.
Shadow AV security threat prompts potential BYOD bans
Research by Kinly reveals that 52% of enterprises are considering banning unmanaged and unmonitored personal devices for work use, as they expose them to threats such as ransomware.
Half of Firms May Ban Personal Devices Over AV Risks
More than half of enterprises are considering banning personal devices from the workplace due to rising concerns over security threats associated with employee-owned technology.
Jody Moffat, Kinly: ‘Invest to ensure the quality is there’
Embedded support services are required just as much after the pandemic as before, with support for events a huge growth area, says Kinly head of global services.
Is real-life Severance here? Inside the offices microchipping employees
Is real life Severance already here? Anna Moloney talks to the companies using human microchips in the pursuit of productivity.
UK firms adopt tracking tech to combat 'quiet quitting'
New data from Kinly's Trusted Connections 2025 report shows that UK businesses are increasingly utilising employee tracking technology to address concerns over 'quiet vacationing' and 'quiet quitting'.
Security in AV: Trust no one (print pgs. 42-44)
Cybercrime is big business today, and its perpetrators may worm their way into your organisation by sweet-talking your staff, hacking into your aquarium, or simply reading the user manual for your equipment.
UK productivity lagging due to outdated tech & budgets
The UK's productivity is lagging behind its European counterparts, with British businesses facing challenges due to outdated systems, limited budgets, and insufficient focus on employee wellbeing, according to a recent report by Kinly.
Kinly research highlights low UK investment in replacing legacy AV tech
Kinly's Trusted Connections 2025 survey of 425 enterprise AV pros from UK, Germany, Nordics and the Netherlands, highlights issues of ageing tech and the lack of focus on employee wellbeing
