Applied Electronics dedicates a team of complementary and adept professionals to work with your technical lead. The AEL staff members included in this team are:
The team may also include the following personnel, as required by a given project:
Your designated AEL team is highly experienced in developing a facility workflow tailored to your custom A/V concept and functionality, as well as the related audio visual equipment required to realize it, all within the realities of your facility, budget, and time constraints.
The schedule we create creates milestones that take into account your deadlines as well as time required for audio visual equipment procurement. Based on these factors, tasks such as drawing, cabling, and installation, as well as commissioning, testing, and training, are worked into the schedule. Our project manager can also adapt as required, maintaining your timeline and AEL’s track reputation for achieving your deadlines under a variety of challenging factors.
Selecting the right audio visual equipment for your specific workflow and goals is foundational to your project. In working with Applied Electronics, you will gain the benefit of our insight and experience to achieve this. We will define a comprehensive equipment list, including accurate estimations of the supporting components you’ll need.
This equipment list is also used to order the specified equipment and track subsequent deliveries. The same list is also used on site during your audio visual integration, to receive and check equipment as it delivered. All serial numbers and asset tags are also tracked on the equipment list prior to installation, providing you with a record of all equipment installed during the integration.
The Robbins Learning Centre is a high-tech medical training facility where health care professionals from across the province share knowledge, innovations and techniques that can be used to continually improve patient care.
Applied Electronics recently completed the last of three campus audio visual integration projects for the Michael G. DeGroote School of Medicine at McMaster University’s Niagara Regional Campus.
Canadian national broadcaster Global Television, owned by Shaw Media, launched its Toronto morning news program ‘The Morning Show’ with a new studio set in October 2011. from 32-inch to 60-inch screens.
Fight Network is Canada’s only TV channel dedicated to complete coverage of combat sports, including fights, fighters, fight news, and fight lifestyle.
The GE (General Electric) Innovation Centre located in Calgary, Alberta represents Canada’s global leadership in energy and industrial technologies, so it was a natural fit when GE approached Applied Electronics for a consultancy agreement for the GE Conference Centre and Innovation Centre.
