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"ClickShare - the one click wonder!"
The
presentation system ClickShare from Barco has had a phenomenal launch and meets
with enormous interest from integrators and customers.
In this webinar
you will learn everything you need to know about ClickShare in just 45
minutes:
How it works; Selling Points; FAQ; ClickShare partnership system -
what is that?
TV One Signal processing - what product do you need for
which application
Frithjof Becker from TV One leads you through
the TV One portfolio and explains the
product advantages to
competitors' products.
COMMPACT – convenient
interconnect box with integrated control system
Thomas Ruess and
René Max demonstrate the ingeniously simple control concept that is based
on
a simple key operation in the table connection box and can be configured through
a simple
control software without extensive prior knowledge.
New
control system technologies –
New revenue opportunities
for systems integrators
Uwe
Roeddinger explores current and future technologies that will impact on the
market for
integrated control systems, and how these technologies will lead
to new, ongoing revenue
opportunities for systems integrators.
Networking made easy!
Uwe
Roeddinger, CTS, will explain the needs of typically network based AV
applications and
how to fulfill these needs with Pakedge products.
Audio
conferencing technology: digital vs.
analog
Uwe Röddinger and Jochen Wiese
explain the advantages of digital audio conferencing systems
compared to
analog systems and present an overview of the Televic product range.
The AV rack for the convenient and fast
installation
In this Webinar Thomas Ruess presents
the benefits of Middle Atlantic 19" racks.
These 19"
racks are specially designed for AV installations.
Installation
aids, thermal management and structured wiring in the cabinet are factors that
distinguish them clearly from other racks.
AV signals over
IP Network
Uwe Röddinger explains the technological basis of
streaming high-definition AV signals over
standard IP networks and
shows how to realize Point-to-Point and
Point-to-Multi-Point applications. |
