AMX 2012 Innovation Award Finalists Hit the Jackpot in Vegas
AMX 2012 Innovations Awards for higher education at UBTech

AMX 2012 Innovations Awards for higher education at UBTech

Check out the video below for details from the three winning universities.
Higher education award package tripled in celebration of AMX’s 30th anniversary.
By Cindy Davis

Just minutes before the presentation of the AMX 2012 Innovations Awards for higher education at UBTech Monday, June 11, Jackie Deluna, AMX’s director of strategic education marketing was given a change in plans.

In celebration of AMX’s 30th anniversary, AMX President and CEO, Rashid Skaf decided to increase the total award package value from $100,000 to $300,000 by giving all 12 finalists a DVX-2155 HD switcher, a 10-inch Modero touchpanel and the newly released, cloud-based configuration tool, Rapid Project Maker. 


The AMX Innovation Awards at UBTech recognizes higher education member institutions of the Global Education Alliance. Awards were given in three categories:

Grand Prize, The Connected Campus Award: Wake Forest University
Automation and Control Award: Stanford School of Medicine
Collaboration Initiatives Award: George Washington University

The twelve finalists were:
Queensland University of Technology
Stanford School of Medicine
Temple University
University of Houston–Downtown
George Washington University
University of Florida
University of Strathclyde
University of Washington
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
University of Ottawa
University of Queensland
Wake Forest University

Check out the video for the details of the winning universities from the awards ceremony.  TD End Icon Final 14 px


About the author

Cindy Davis has had a passion for A/V and technology since taking apart her first transistor radio. She found it fun to write macros in DOS while at Lotus, but really loves her countless Apple products. Between 2000 and 2008 Davis was the editor-in-chief of Electronic House magazine. In 2011 she helped bring life to TechDecisions Media as editor-in-chief.


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