Electrosonic Hawley Mill, Hawley Road, Dartford, Kent DA2 7SY T: +44 1322 222211 E:
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www.electrosonic.com
Electrosonic
including theme parks, museums, visitor centres, gaming resorts and hospitality, broadcast and media, retail, theatre and performing arts. Using complex technology solutions, Electrosonic provides a comprehensive scope of technical and professional services to bring the wow factor to attractions. Services include technology master planning, innovative technical solutions, audio, video and control systems, security, surveillance and access control, and service support to maintain the performance of critical installations. Our fifty plus years’ experience working within attractions has taught us that memorable experiences are made up of four elements; first impressions, immersion, interaction and storytelling. Technology helps to create these multisensory experiences and bring your story to life.
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Key markets Working with architects, designers, main contractors, owners and operators around the world, Electrosonic has worked on many unique projects, big and small. For more than 50 years, we've continuously evolved our pioneering solutions and deployed them across markets as diverse as technology services, leisure, retail, hospitality, financial services and energy & utilities. With over 500 talented people serving clients in more than 30 countries, Electrosonic brings together innovative design and precision engineering to deliver scalable solutions that transform business and exceptional experiences that create long-lasting memories. Our customers include a range of key leisure players operating theme parks, museums, attractions, and more.
Products and services Electrosonic offers a portfolio of solutions that can be specifically tailored to meet and often exceed the needs of clients and their operations. Our teams of dedicated specialists will ensure that any solution we design, build and deliver not only features the most innovative technology – but will work faultlessly within even the most challenging and complex of environments.
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ounded in 1964, Electrosonic is an international audio visual and technology solutions company that delivers exceptional experiences across a multitude of entertainment sectors
Snorri Touren, Rulantica
Maurizio Capuzzo, chief marketing officer
Complemented by a range of extensive support programmes, it means that your operations will benefit from a standardised, reliable and flexible audio-visual solution that enhances work flows, increases customer engagement and transforms business outcomes.
Company strengths 1. Talent - Our teams are smarter. With over 500 talented and diverse people serving clients in more than 30 countries, we have the talent and skill base to solve even the most complex of problems and deliver on the most challenging of projects.
2. Innovation - It’s in our DNA. Electrosonic always engineers at the cutting edge; it’s why we have continued to grow and flourish for over five decades.
3. Reliability - When it absolutely has to be right… … we’ll make sure it is, always meeting client expectations, often exceeding them.
4. End-toEnd - Total service offering. We design, build and support innovative immersive experiences that help people live, work and play.
5. Range - Enterprise to entertainment. Such a diverse portfolio means our innovations in one sector often cross-pollinate others, creating fresh, new thinking that leads to trail-blazing solutions for all.
Handbook and buyer’s guide 2020
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