Steve Greenblatt

We will absolutely be having you back.

Listeners can check back probably every other month or so, and you'll get an episode with Dan Farisi.

So he's pretty much a staple on our show and we enjoy having him.

So thanks, Dan.

James, any final thoughts, anything you wanted to close on and how can people get in touch with you and continue some of these conversations?

Absolutely.

So one thing to add, and this would be a great place also, Dan, we welcome you to join us there.

And even if you wanted to lead some of the conversation, we have a group on LinkedIn for Ask the Programmer, and we've been trying to stimulate some polls and some discussions and post these episodes.

So we welcome everyone to join us in the LinkedIn group for Ask the Programmer.

For me, you could reach me at Steve Greenblatt on social platforms.

LinkedIn is where I spend most of the time that I have to devote to social media these days.

And it's a great place to be connecting with the AV community.

My company, Control Concepts, is a supporter of this podcast, and they provide some of the building blocks that programmers need to get their projects done.

So whether you're integrating with a device or you're looking to add functionality to your system, you can find out more about that at controlconcepts.net.

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