In-Person
Enrollment ClosedInstitutional AV Observability, Applied
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Overview
Monitoring AV systems is often fragmented across vendor-specific tools, partial visibility, and reactive workflows. Institutions increasingly expect reliable, measurable performance.
This intensive introduces the AV Observability Framework: a structured discipline for aligning monitoring with institutional governance. Participants define what healthy AV means within their environment and translate that into KPIs, health models, data pipelines, and sustainable architecture.
Throughout the course, Omniglass (a self-hosted, open-source AV monitoring platform) demonstrates how these principles translate into real systems. Graduates leave prepared to introduce structured, defensible observability in their organization, and continue the work through ongoing professional dialogue and shared reference resources.
A one-page overview and approval brief to bring to your team.
Course Outline
Three days, twenty-two sections. Click a section to see what's covered.
Day 1 · Section 01
Meet Fred and set the tone for a practical, hands-on approach to AV monitoring. Class uses a case-study framework to apply each concept in real time, building a complete observability blueprint and working prototype by end of week.
Outcomes
Explain the layers of the AV Observability Framework and how they align monitoring with institutional goals and risk posture.
Design a structured AV health model, including KPIs, triggers, metrics, and data pipelines that transform telemetry into actionable insight.
Develop an internal advocacy and phased activation plan to introduce structured observability within your environment.
In-Person session. June 13-15, 2026. InfoComm 2026.
This cohort has concluded. No new cohort is currently scheduled. Contact us for upcoming dates.