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A MONTHLY NEWSLETTER FROM DASCOM SYSTEMS GROUP
September 2009 Issue
In This Issue
New Education Technology Package
NTC Boardroom AV System
Local HD Content Offer
September Trivia Question
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Dascom Introduces Affordable K-12 Education Technology Package 

 Affordable Technology Package from Dascom Systems Group
This package provides the presenter with the components of an automated presentation system for a classroom including:


1. Kramer Summit View System:
Input plate for DVD/VCR, Input plate for Laptop or PC, Room controller, Processor/ switcher, Speakers and cables, DVD/VCR player, 2600 Lumens LCD Projector,  projector ceiling mount and hardware kit

2. Da-Lite Manual Projection Screen
(Wall-mounted)


3. Installation and Engineering

For more information, call 651.578.1200 or:



Northcentral Technical College Keeps it Simple with Technology Integration to BoardroomNTC Boardroom Photo
Northcentral Technical College chose Dascom to integrate a multimedia presentation system into their boardroom in Wausau, Wisconsin that would enhance functionality of board meetings without distracting from the room's professional appearance.
 
"I wanted a simple, clean room design that would not require my staff to spend time setting up equipment prior to meetings," said Tim Dunbar, Instructional Technology Coordinator at Northcentral Technical College.

Main components of the newly installed system include:
  • Two 47" LCD display panels with motorized ceiling lift
  • Two 60" HD plasma display panels
  • Hand-held wireless portable room controller
  • Audio system with ceiling microphones
The result of the integration is a high-end multimedia presentation system that is a departure from previous systems which typically included wired desktop touch panels, tabletop microphones and an LCD cart to be rolled out and connected when used. In addition, the boardroom technology now has functionality and control for four main modes of operation including: Open (live audio, no video); Open with Presentation (live audio and video); Closed (no audio or video); and Closed with Presentation (audio off, video on).
 
"Users have liked how the integrated technology works within the room," Dunbar stated. "They appreciate its simplicity and the four modes of operation that are possible with the system- allowing how the room will be used to determine the technology- not the other way around."

The Biggest Season of Television is Here: Telephone Companies Have Opportunity to Get in the Game with Local HD ContentLimited Time Offer: Special HD Pricing
For telephone companies, it's that time of the year to go on the offensive and get in the game - by differentiating their service offering.  The best offense during television's biggest season? Local HD programming. The local channel lineup is the most watched programming and has a clear path to increasing revenue, attracting new subscribers and retaining a customer base. More local HD content can strengthen a telephone company's bond with the community creating a natural affinity for their service over the "corporate big boys." 

Dascom works with partners to provide telephone companies with the local HD content they need. Dascom is currently hosting a limited time offer with Tandberg Television for special HD pricing to get telephone companies in the game.

> Click here for more information on this promotion
> Read more on Dascom Local Production Systems

For additional details, please contact:
Mike Carney, National Sales Director - IPTV
Dascom Systems Group, LLC
Email: mcarney@dascom-systems.com
Phone: 651.789.4475
September Trivia Question
(The winner is the first reader to correctly answer by replying to this email or sending answer to Muriah Keith.) 

Q: What type of computer bug changes whenever someone tries to isolate it?

And last month's winner was:
Terry McGregor, Ringgold Telephone- Ringgold, Georgia

Q: What was the first TV show broadcast on the Internet, and what software was needed to view it?
A:  ABC's World News Now
CU-SeeMe videoconferencing software