There have broadly been two stages in the evolution of large-scale control room visualization, with a third stage currently emerging that should significantly increase the utility value and operational effectiveness of control room visualization.  This added integration allows critical visual information or a full common operating picture to be automatically displayed and pushed to other sites, to the field, or up the command based on incident alarms and triggers.

• Fort Gordon deploys Activu front-end solution at their Incident Operations Center.  Activu was chosen for their ability to support  IP-Video, integrating with  their existing security operations systems. The deployment marks the third  Activu installation on the base at Fort Gordon.
• Activu wins contract with US INSCOM to deploy a visualization and collaboration solution in Korea.  The win is the eighth installation with US INSCOM, which uses Activu as an integrated visualization platform throughout the DCGS program.
• US Air Force Network Operations Center (AFNOC) at Maxwell Air Force Base upgrades and expands existing Activu solution. The expansion adds ten displays into two additional operations areas,  integrating with their existing Activu solution for further collaboration.
  
• Los Angeles Department of Water and Power has chosen Activu to design and build a large-scale visualization and collaboration solution for two of their Transmission and Distribution Centers, including the Energy Control Center and Electrical Trouble Center.
• Bergen County, NJ, takes over more dispatch services in their newly built Public Safety Operations Center, potentially saving towns within the county over 200K for emergency communications services.
• Mesa Community College chooses Activu to deploy a visualization and collaboration solution for their fire training facility.  The Virtual Incident Command Center (VICC) will open in the first quarter of 2011

• Oct. 17-21:  Gartner Symposium IT Expo, Booth 1308  
• Oct. 24-26:  IACP Annual Conference, Booth 3007