In audio system integration, the gap between simulated design and actual implementation remains a critical source of functional failure. This session addresses the need to establish verifiable criteria for technical delivery of projects, with emphasis on objective validation of post-installation acoustic performance.

We will explore how to apply standardized commissioning methodologies, including the use of ACU (Audio Coverage Uniformity), to ensure that systems meet the parameters defined at the design stage. Measurement practices, technical documentation, and acceptance protocols that allow integrators to demonstrate compliance with customer and project requirements will be discussed.

This talk is aimed at designers, integrators and quality managers looking to raise the standard of delivery in professional audio installations.