The High Output Pro A/V Design Team designs, builds and installs integrated systems for presentation environments, including conference facilities, board rooms, auditoriums, videoconferencing centers and distance learning classrooms.

Nothing matters more than how well our systems perform for those who use them. That's why our installations are both precisely engineered and straightforward to operate. That means users work faster, easier - more efficiently.

For over 25 years we've backed-up our work with technical support and performance upgrades. With flexible Service Agreements we help our clients manage communication & performance budgets and make certain our systems continue to meet their needs in the long term.

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Videoconferencing Systems

Videoconferencing, also known as videoteleconferencing, is a set of interactive telecommunication technologies which allow two or more locations to interact via two-way video and audio transmissions simultaneously. It has also been called visual collaboration and is a type of groupware. It differs from videophone in that it is designed to serve a conference rather than individuals.

With videoconferencing your company can have unified communications that extend from the conference boardroom to the desktop computer or laptop. Your company and personnel will be more productive through the use of videoconferencing technologies. People can work together more efficiently with a common goal.

Saving Money While Going Green!

Videoconferencing will save you money in travel expenses to attend meetings in another city. In addition to the savings in airfare and hotel expenses, videoconferencing will make your company greener!

Simply put, video is the new green! A one-day worldwide break from commercial air travel would mean sparing the atmosphere approximately 90 million pounds — or 41,000 metric tons — of carbon dioxide emissions. And, that’s not to mention the difference that reducing automobile travel and commuting can make. By eliminating unnecessary business travel, video conferencing solutions help organizations become more environmentally responsible while improving their competitive advantage.

Videoconferencing is the Next Best Thing to Being There

Did you know that 55 percent of communication is determined by nonverbal cues — namely tone of voice and body language?1 How many of these important nonverbal details get lost everyday in e-mail exchanges or teleconferences? Face-to-face communication is more personal. It builds a higher level of trust, reduces confusion and makes people more accountable for their actions.

Of course, in today’s business environment, communicating in person isn’t always possible. But video can be the next best thing. Video conferencing is a powerful multimedia tool that allows for natural, face-to-face communication even when people are miles — or continents — apart.

Video conferencing can deliver immediate benefits to your organization. Not only will you save money and improve productivity, but video can also create a competitive advantage by: helping you make decisions faster, providing immediate access to experts, bringing the organization together - multiple offices doesn’t have to mean isolated teams, improving work/life balance - traveling all day for a two-hour out-of-town meeting means sacrificing family and personal time. Not to mention the added stress of delayed flights and lost luggage. By using video to attend that meeting — or even working from home instead of sitting in rush hour traffic — employees can maintain a balance between work and personal life, save costs and protect the environment.

Videoconferencing is a Must Have for Educational Facilities!

Tandberg, a well known leader in communications technologies, knows that the field of education proves to be a challenging environment. Providing educational opportunities to a broad range of individuals, enriching students’ learning experience and improving the overall quality of education are three of the most important issues facing educators today. Effectively addressing such issues, however, has become a significant challenge as educational institutions are faced with a shortage of qualified instructors and strained budgets.

Videoconferencing is interactive communication that provides much more than simple distance learning. Video communication is providing educators with the tools they need to provide a better education in the 21st century. Students expect technology and mobility, and successful educational institutions are turning to video communication to meet their needs.