When Raven Industries needed a cutting edge video display system for ITS corporate lobby IT called on Christie and ITS MicroTile technology. The angled display system highlights the company’s mission to stay on the forefront of technological advancement.
A visitors’ center with state-of-the-art audio and video connotes a media-smart university, while also sharing a sense of history
An outdoor display’s brightness is the one thing that truly sets it apart from an indoor display. Learn how to choose the right display that provides the appropriate brightness for your space.
See the tech Tampa Preps uses for it’s flipped classrooms. A/V technology helps facilitate collaboration, which is especially important in schools that employ the flipped learning approach. Class time is spent working together and sharing ideas while traditional “classwork” is completed independently at home.
See how choosing video wall technology helped the Wharton School to navigate space constraints while providing a low total cost of ownership.
Henkel Dial needed new AV systems in a total of 45 rooms, including a 60-seat training room/lecture hall, conference rooms, executive boardroom, cafeteria, mezzanine and a focus room.
American Water, an utility company, has brought security in house to consolidate its efforts. Taking on this responsibility, American Water realized they needed a new control center.
Pricing your digital signage plan properly means you have to have a grasp of the hardware, software, installation and labor costs. In addition, managing an on-going project and content creation strategy both have a cost. Budget accordingly.
We’re looking forward to what’s coming up at Digital Signage Expo 2013 for new technology. Here’s a look back at the 2012 Digital Signage Expo (DSE), where vendors and manufacturers were extremely bullish on transparent LCD displays, which showcase animation, including advertising and promotions, over a clear screen.
Software from control and automation companies are offering integrated helpdesk service. A/V companies are looking to work closely with the IT department to make A/V support painless.
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