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Kinly, the global provider of AV integration and collaboration services and support, is pleased to announce that it has been named as an NHS Shared Business Services (NHS SBS) supplier for audio visual hardware and software, and digital signage. NHS SBS was created in 2004 as a unique joint venture between the Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) and Sopra Steria, a European leader in digital services and software development to deliver corporate services to the NHS. It makes life easier for NHS employees, patients and suppliers, and delivers value for money to the taxpayer. Kinly has been named as a supplier on the Audio Visual Solutions and Integrated Operating Theatres 2 Framework Agreement. This includes Lot 3, Audio Visual Hardware and Software, as well as Lot 4, Digital Signage. The agreement is in place until the end of 2025, with the option to extend for a further two-years. Under Lot 3, Kinly will support the NHS in its ongoing commitment to drive digitisation through the supply, delivery and installation of audio visual hardware and software. This covers everything from conferencing equipment through to smart boards, as well as services including training and support. Lot 4 will enable the targeted delivery of key messages, support the communication of health and wellbeing information tailored to distinct target audiences and contribute to statutory requirements relating to patient involvement. It includes the supply, delivery and installation of indoor and outdoor displays, touchscreen tablets and monitors, relevant software solutions, and associated services and training.

The Absen UK showroom demonstrates the company’s extensive LED product portfolio, featuring the latest innovative technologies and a comprehensive range of market-leading solutions.

The AV industry is at risk of being behind the curve when it comes to corporate social responsibility (CSR) and sustainability, but we’re about to change that.

Kinly, the global provider of AV integration and collaboration services and support, is pleased to announce that Bart Donkersloot has been appointed as its new Managing Director, serving the Benelux region. Bart is an AV stalwart with over a decade’s experience in the industry. He joins Kinly from his role as Sales Director for AV and IT at Econocom Group where he was responsible for margin and turnover targets, implementing a strategic business framework, change management and direct management. Bart’s visionary outlook and ability to anticipate market shifts make him the ideal candidate to lead Kinly as the AV industry enters a transformative phase. In addition, his strategic mindset aligns perfectly with Kinly’s ambition to be a leader within the AV sector through greater market penetration and increased profitability.

Kinly, the global provider of AV integration and collaboration services and support, is pleased to announce that it has become the latest global member of Neurodiversity in Business (NiB). NiB is an international business-led forum functioning as an industry group for organisations to share industry best practice on neurodiversity recruitment, retention and empowerment. Its aim is to create a corporate environment where neurodivergent people are not only understood, but form an invaluable part of the working culture. Ultimately, the organisation exists to serve as a best-practice business community to improve the working lives of neurodivergent individuals worldwide, helping to unlock the unique and innovative contribution they can bring to the business world and society by sharing indispensable insight for employers, the neurodiverse and the neurotypical. Membership to NiB is an important step in our journey to creating a working environment which is as inclusive, responsible and welcoming as possible. We have also participated in initiatives to promote neurodiversity in our business including training with ADHD UK. This was an open format introducing ADHD from the perspective of an employer, how to have a successful conversation about ADHD with an employee and any adjustments that can be made to help. The event was run by the charity’s CEO, Henry Shelford, who focuses on coaching individuals with ADHD to fulfil their full potential.

What’s the one thing every global enterprise from energy giants, financial heavyweights, and even consumer brands have in common? … They all depend on good communication.

As with all technology, whether it's due to performance issues, security vulnerabilities or outdated hardware, AV systems have a lifecycle that inevitably comes to an end. But before you wave goodbye to your old equipment, there's an important question to ask: How are you going to ensure your systems are securely disposed of?

In today’s quest for high-impact work and learning environments, mid-sized spaces present a unique challenge. They can either become dynamic hubs of activity or remain underutilised and overlooked. This raises a critical question for organisations: How do you optimise these spaces to ensure they reach their full potential?

At Kinly, digital signage no longer means just screens on walls.