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KRAMER SUMMITVIEW™ SYSTEM SHOWS SCHOOL SPIRIT IN JOHNSTON DISTRICT The Kramer SummitView system has become part of the fabric of Iowa’s Johnston School District, not only because of its intuitive classroom technology, but also for its customizable features that personalize the system. Colorful school logos are projected in classrooms, thanks to the SummitView system, and the purple and gold school colors flash vibrantly on each SummitView connected LCD projector.
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KRAMER SPICES UP BBQ EXPERIENCE Friends meeting at the new Dallas BBQ restaurant in Rego Park, NY, are not only enjoying delicious barbecued ribs, they are also getting a delectable multi-media experience. From the digital signage menus to the numerous flat screens around the dining room, guests are treated to crystal clear video entertainment and information.
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Kramer Simplifies School Seven Project A confident young speaker rolls a rack of electronics equipment into a high school auditorium for another multi−media show. He is ready to present the Seven Project − a high energy program that emphasizes positive decision making − using a seamlessly integrated audio and video system that will entertain his teenage audience.
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Kramer Transmitters/Receivers Keep Lines Open at AT&T Guests at AT&T retail locations can relax and browse the store while keeping their spot in line, or they can expedite bill-paying or service questions with the touch of a button. AT&T’s new Retail Sales Queing (RSQ) is designed to manage customer flow and provide a more satisfying service experience.
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SEQUOIA ROUTER GROWS WITH CHARLOTTE SECURITY When Charlotte, NC, began increasing safety with a network of cameras throughout the city, the router that linked network video was a Sierra Video Systems Sequoia router. As the system grew, adding more cameras and locations, the router was seamlessly upgraded for the second time through the Sierra Video Systems Trade In - Trade Up™ Program.
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Kramer Helps Community Rebuild On May 4, 2007, a devastating tornado hit the town of Greensburg, Kansas, wiping out 95 percent of the town. It left 1,200 townspeople homeless and without any communication, and it took the lives of 12 people. In its aftermath, the residents of Greensburg and surrounding Kiowa County used the event to revitalize their community.
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CLARK UNIVERSITY SWITCHES WITH KRAMER Collaborating, sharing and learning with digital video – that’s how the 2,200 students at Clark University in central Massachusetts are experiencing lessons and assignments. Thanks to Kramer Electronics, classrooms and dormitory study suites at the nation’s smallest liberal arts-based, research university have become high-tech learning environments.
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