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The Agency Group That Learned to Speak Engineer
Dundee Hills Group built a portfolio around a stubborn idea: in technical markets, fluency beats flash. Its agencies do not need a glossary before they start writing - they arrive knowing the acronyms, editors, trade shows, and buyers.
The 1,000-Foot HDMI Problem Celerity Solved With a Connector You Can Pull Through a Wall
The Irvine hardware maker turned fiber installation into two verbs - pre-wire and connect. Its detachable system now carries uncompressed 8K video up to 1,000 feet, but the real product is less time spent fighting conduit, interference and tiny strands of glass.
Soundvision’s Quiet Trick: Turn Installer Frustration Into a Five-Brand Hardware Company
Soundvision spent years inside walls, racks and living rooms before it began manufacturing the gear. Its useful playbook is simple: let installers reveal the friction, build products around that friction, then keep the channel close enough to tell you what breaks next.
The Blinking Box in Your Closet Is Quietly Becoming a Software Company
NETGEAR has spent 30 years making the box that blinks in your closet. Now it is trying to turn that hardware into recurring revenue - and in 2025, for the first time in five years, the bet moved the numbers.