Case Studies

Health Care Healthcare: Just What the Doctor Ordered By Wendy L Ellis, December 2, 2008 METRO HEALTH CONVERGES TECHNOLOGIES OVER IP NETWORK TO EDUCATE AND ENTERTAIN ITS PATIENTS.Patients might find themselves looking for the mint on their pillow after a day or two at the new Metro Health Hospital near Grand Rapids, More.. Sound From the Heart July 18, 2008 By Wendy L. Ellis Everyone is listening for a heartbeat. They are listening in the operating room, in the auditorium, in the lunchroom. They are listening miles away in the museum and in high school classrooms across North More.. view all text items in this section...
Government Planning For Internet Protocol Television By Gary L. Hall, May 14, 2009 What you need to consider before making the switch. Many agencies will be transitioning from closed circuit television (CCTV) to internet protocol television (IPTV) at some point over the next few years. This is a natural More.. From Primitive to Professional November 3, 2008 Since being incorporated in 2001, the City of Aliso Viejo, CA, has recorded its city council meetings using a single microphone and a cassette tape recorder; nothing else. So when the city decided to build an updated council The More.. The Tribe Has Spoken June 3, 2008 The Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians (EBCI), located in North Carolina, was in need of a complete Tribal Council House AV upgrade in order to support the people of the Cherokee nation with governance communication.With the help More.. view all text items in this section...
Legal Irvine’s Mobile Command & Control Vehicle By James Careless, April 13, 2009 Extreme flexibility and simplicity were key design goals for this mobile command center. These days, most major police departments have their own mobile command vehicles. Fitted with radios, computers, and high-speed wireless More.. view all text items in this section...
Casino Casino uses AV for Dramatic Impact By Robin Stavisky, December 2, 2008 THE STARLIGHT CASINO'S NEW AV CAPABILITIES HIT THE JACKPOT WITH CUSTOMERS AND STAFF.Early in December 2007, casino operators Gateway Casinos & Entertainment Inc. completed work on a new casino and entertainment facility in More.. Sportsbook Makes an Impact July 18, 2008 By George KlippelLas Vegas is known for a lot of things. It's located in the first state (Nevada) to legalize casino gambling, it's home to the largest hotel in the world, and it's considered the wedding capital of the world. Now More.. view all text items in this section...
Museums AV with a View By Don Kreski, April 13, 2009 A lakefront museum project links communications technology and green design. With its beautiful white resin and glass structure, magnificent lakefront views, and absolutely cutting- edge systems, Discovery World in Milwaukee is a More.. AV Helps Explain the Unexplainable By Denise Harrison, January 13, 2009 Electrosonic brings immersive exhibit experience to world's first museum about terrorism.Explaining the history and evolution of terrorism is the intent of a new exhibit at The Center for Empowered Living and Learning (The CELL), More.. view all text items in this section...
Enterprise AV Takes to the Gridiron By Don Kreski, February 25, 2010 A flexible video archiving and control system is at the heart of michigan state football coaching center. The Michigan State Spartans aren’t More.. Life-Sized is the Right Size By Gregory A. DeTogne, November 4, 2009 Completing the illusion in a telepresence suite. At its most basic level, the premise of any telepresence system is to link two physically separated rooms so that they resemble a single conference room. A crafty deceit by any More.. Safeway Simplifies Video Production System By James Careless, August 11, 2009 An in-house production studio allows this supermarket giant to streamline its communications to staff and customers.With 1,739 grocery stores in the U.S. and Canada, Safeway is one of North America’s largest food retailers. In More.. view all text items in this section...
Education Finding the Perfect Balance By Matthew Wunsch, January 21, 2010 A successful upgrade for Hastings Middle School auditorium Hastings Middle School in Hastings, MN, is like many schools built in the 1970s. The building, and most notably the auditorium located within, was in need of a More.. College Solves a Projector Problem By Don Kreski, February 25, 2010 Throw Distances Can Be A Major Headache In Upgrading Installed Projectors. Replacing an older ceiling-mounted projector is rarely an easy task. More.. Creative Collaboration December 17, 2009 New Center For Creativity Uses Videoconferencing To Extend Its Mission. The videoconferencing system at the Kaneko UNO library is More.. view all text items in this section...
Hospitality The Defining Point By Gregory A. DeTogne, August 11, 2009 Giving better reference to sound and video at sakura shabu-shabu. In the movie Lost in Translation, Bill Murray and Scarlett Johansson’s characters eat lunch at a shabu-shabu restaurant in Tokyo, prompting Murray to wonder More.. Hospitality: Audio Architecture May 23, 2008 The food court at La Plaza Mall in McAllen, TX provides a banquet of culinary options, but day-tripping shoppers streaming north over the Mexican border and locals alike often prefer to eat just across the street at More.. view all text items in this section...