In December 2022, the DAAC digital team successfully completed the modernization of the meeting room of the National Motor Transport Agency (ANTA), equipping it with state-of-the-art IT and AV (audio-video) solutions. The project was designed to meet today’s digitization and communication efficiency requirements, providing an ideal space for physical and hybrid meetings.
Integrated technology solutions for performance
- 1Samsung high-resolution LED display: For clear presentations and displays, a high-performance screen has been installed, capable of delivering exceptional image quality. It allows participants to collaborate more effectively, regardless of the complexity of the material on display.
- 2Advanced audio and video solutions: The room now benefits from Poly E70 technology for high quality video conferencing, complemented by Poly Sync40 speakers, which provide clear and even sound throughout the room. This equipment is essential for hybrid meetings, ensuring an optimal experience for both in-room and remotely connected participants.
- 3Automation and connectivity: All audio-video equipment is integrated into a centralized, easy-to-use system that allows quick control of essential functions. This level of automation ensures simple and efficient use of the equipment, reducing set-up time.
Manufacturers and Technologies Used
For this project, DAAC digital worked with manufacturers recognized for reliability and innovation:
These technologies offer a significant advantage through their high performance and easy integration with existing infrastructure.
A step forward for institutional efficiency
By modernizing its meeting room, ANTA now benefits from a space adapted to modern collaboration and communication requirements. The technological solutions implemented by DAAC digital not only improve the functionality of the meeting room, but also contribute to increasing the efficiency of decision-making and communication processes.
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