Writing recently in Inavate Magazine, Paul Milligan investigated the pattern of AV spending amongst largely UK based universities. The overall pattern of spending during the pandemic seems to be quite mixed with much of the spending simply re-routed although many significant projects have been suspended for the moment due to uncertainty. You can read the full article here.
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