MultiMedia Solutions, Inc

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Multi-Media Solutions, Inc
Audio Visual Systems Integration With Integrity
Expertise in design, build, and support
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Overview of todays presentation

• Provide a foundation of nomenclature
• Basic audio visual components
• Description of how they work together

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These Critical Facts are Known

• Our world changed forever on 9/11
• We need good accurate information in order to
  make good decisions.
• A utility system is complex comprising
  mechanical electrical subsystems
  components, supported run by people.
• The integrity of the utility district is most
  impacted by the changing weather
• Budget reality- do more with less.

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What information can I provide that will help or
enhance your existing systems?
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Nomenclature

• Front rear projection screens projectors
  (LCD, DLP, LCOS)
• Aspect ratio 169, 54 , 43
• Cubes, Flat Screens plasma, LCD, LED
• Video wall processing multiple inputs to one
  or more screens Multiple image processing
  -internal/external Multiple Screen Integration

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Nomenclature

• Signal processing amplifiers, matrix switcher,
  scaler, converter
• Sound room discrete
• Lighting

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Nomenclature

• Infrastructure wiring on-site mount
  installation
• Electrical requirements UPS ground loop
  prevention
• Command control
• On-going support maintenance 24/7

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Those are the challenges How do I find the
right configuration long-term solution to my
needs?
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Content is Always 1

• What do I want to display that will help me make
  good decisions? 1. County Municipal map - live
  dynamic 2. Security cameras DVRs 3. Weather
  news broadcast
• How will content be updated? 1. Connectivity
  issues

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Budget

• Establish a budget in council with similar
  utility districts that have put solutions in
  place.
• Visit other utility solutions
• Payment options leasing progress and
  completion installments

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System Design

• Seek out a true A/V integrator
• Check references

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Contract

• Coordinate with a general contractor, if
  applicable, or internal project manager to
  ensure a smooth transition.

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Question

• Ask lots of questions
• Enter into an agreement with those who listen
  more than they talk.

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End Result If you

• Learn the nomenclature well enough to address
  the challenge
• Recognize and plan for content because content
  is 1
• Carefully choose an integrator who listens more
  than talks
• Establish a good contract that respects your
  budget
• Plan for long-term service and support

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Then 6 months or 1 year after you have taken on
this project, you will look at yourself in the
mirror and say
Job well done.
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