Computing & I.T Resources
University of Greenwich drives communications with ONELAN
T
he University of Greenwich has 3 campuses in South-East London and North Kent.
The University wanted a way of presenting visual information to staff and
visitors across all three campuses, and to improve the feeling of community. The Service Development & Communications team realised that digital
signage would fulfil the University’s requirements for better communications, and having selected ONELAN, are testing the system and gradually rolling it out across the University. The University has the ONELAN Content Management System (CMS) and
a ONELAN 4K player driving a 3 x 2 video wall in the main reception at Greenwich. Different zones display bus and train travel information, students’ work and event-specific information. An RSS feed at the bottom shows BBC news. According to the team “We were pleasantly surprised and indeed
impressed when we came across ONELAN/OneMedia. The browser based CMS while easy to navigate is powerful enough to manage multiple players in diverse locations, reducing the need for a physical presence near the displays. Another crucial feature is the ability to devolve content management to various members of a digital signage team. “We are excited to have
ONELAN products on board and as a team look forward to developing our University wide digital signage solution.”.
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Canford Audio C
anford Audio are probably the largest professional audio company in the UK and have been supplying Universities, Colleges, broadcasters
and AV system integrators for well over three decades. Canford’s product offering, derived from a blend of own brand manufactured and distributed product is perhaps more relevant to the education sector than ever before. Canford Product Manager, Stephen Gallagher commented: “The
increase in popularity of media and performing arts qualifications, outreach programmes such as BBC School Report and the explosion of AV technology in the classroom are contributory factors seeing education professionals turning to Canford for technical support and friendly advice from the team”. “Enquiries can be anything from classroom voice reinforcement
systems with remote mic/line inputs, HDMI signal distribution, battery powered PA systems or reporter packages consisting of recording equipment, microphones and associated accessories such as cables,
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windshields and media storage”. “No matter what the application or whether the customer is a time
served Audio integrator, early years teacher or university professor, if it’s pro audio, we’ll have the right solution (or we’ll find it) both technically and financially”. The Canford product range covers an impressive 15,000+ products,
and UK stock holding ensures quick delivery from our Tyne and Wear offices. Canford brands include Enclosure Systems 19” Equipment Racks and
Accessories, Tecpro two-wire intercom system, Panamic hand crafted carbon fibre boom poles, EMO classic transformer based audio products and ASH Distribution.
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September 2015
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