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New NTT I³ Customer Experience Center Showcases Business Collaboration Solution
Visitors to NTT Group's new customer experience center facility can experience a new era in workplace collaboration.
NTT I³ strives to set a new global standard of agility, quality, and value creation in pursuit of open service innovation. To do this, the company recognized the need to collaborate across multiple geographies. This is where the Oblong Mezzanine System comes in; now the central element of the Overbridge suite.
6 Ways to Equip Your Campus’s Work Out Space
Check out these six suggestions on how to pump up your college's workout space.
Some ways you can pump up your college’s workout space include installing a video wall, a sound system for communal music and touch screens for students to sign up for fitness classes.
Three Problems That Need To Be Solved For Sufficient 4K Content
4K UHD TVs are here and here to stay, but there are problems behind the technology that need to be solved.
Problems arise with 4K UHD displays when you take into account the technical issues of connectivity, creation, and distribution of content.
WorldVentures’ United Event Runs on Inexpensive Content Management Software
The massive scale of the event requires a top-shelf infrastructure to support content management and playout across multiple large screens.
United is an annual live multi-day event from WorldVentures that bills itself as an international convention that brings people together from countries around the world to celebrate each other’s strength and diversity. This year’s workflow delivered multiple outputs to a series of large display screen, supporting multiple resolutions – centrally managed and delivered via Renewed Vision software on a MacBook.
St. Cloud State University Forecasts Real World Broadcasting Experience with Updated Studio
SCSU's new studio serves as a learning-lab and professional broadcasting space for communications students.
St. Cloud State University’s updated broadcast center provides students with a new learning space and real-world experience.
Inside a Successful 1:1
A CTO, administrator and instructional technology specialist explain why they chose 1:1 over BYOD and offer advice for their peers.
The CTO for Union County Public schools, the superintendent and an instructional technology specialist explain why they chose to go 1:1 over BYOD. The three K-12 professionals also share their biggest challenges and offer tips for success. The devices used by Union County are Lenovo X131e Chromebooks.
University of North Texas Upgrades Broadcast Studio While Planning for the Future
The school chose A/V systems and cameras that are cutting edge now, but robust enough to last for years.
The University of North Texas upgraded it’s student broadcast studio with new HD Hitachi cameras, RU1000VR remote control panels, a Ross Vision-M 1.5-M/E multi-format switcher, Compix Synergy 2 dual-channel HD graphics system, a Blackmagic Design router and a 360 HD Maxx server. The studio was designed to with the latest technology and built to last at least 5-7 years.
Takeaways and Best Practices from Cisco’s Midyear Security Report
John N. Stewart speaks about the biggest security threats found in the report.
Twice each year Cisco releases a security report that helps companies learn where they are vulnerable. John Stewart sat down to speak about key takeaways, and best practices for security measures.
Radio Call Box System Improves Safety for California Schools
The new technology provides a budget-friendly communication system that allows for authorized only access to campus facilities.
Read about one California school district’s new Ritron call box.
