If you run a business in Cherry Hill, New Jersey, you know that communication is key in everything you do. But did you know that commercial automation can help? Sure, you’ve probably installed a few phones and computers around the most important areas of your workspace, but smart technology can simplify the process. In this blog, we’ll show you how smart custom electronics can enhance the communication in your spaces

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In the Boardroom

Telecommunication is fundamental to every business, but the days of huddling over a speaker phone are long since gone. Today, you need crisp audio and HD video displays to help you stay on top of your industry.

Control your system with the touch of a button on your computer, smartphone or tablet. When enabled, it will use a combination of webcam, telephone and video presentation equipment – like an HD display – to help you see and hear everything that’s going on. Look clients and partners in the eye (virtually, of course) while sharing ideas and concepts, and effortlessly display sales charts and other graphics for the whole team to see.

In the Training Room

Among the most important aspects of a training room is the ability to share the exact same information among multiple trainees simultaneously. Because much of what you do will likely be private, you can easily install multiple computer consoles that connect together for a secure learning experience.

The secret is a virtual private network. When connected to the network, your team will be able to exchange information with you securely – no one outside of the network will be able to view or tamper with it – and your business will run more smoothly as a result. However, it’s important to know that not all VPNs are created equal, so consult with professionals to help you ensure your network runs smoothly.

Around the Building

Whether you run a large office or a sports park, communication is easy with a smart PA system. You should be able to instantly communicate with everyone over connected speakers when necessary. While the concept is simple, you will also need certain components to make sure your system runs well.

First, you’ll need a mixing amplifier. Unlike the amp connected to your home stereo system, this one is designed to raise and lower different sound channels so you can offer clear audio. It should also be capable of handling both digital and analog signals smoothly, so you’re not limited in the types of audio you can use.

Second, you’ll need to invest in the appropriate speakers. Indoor units will have a more nuanced sound because they’re capable of housing complex, but delicate electronic equipment. Conversely, outdoor units will be much simpler in makeup, but they’ll also be capable of extremely loud audio, to overcome environmental noise.

Are you ready to enjoy better communication with integrated technology? Contact us today.