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Companies need streamlined operations, support for mission-critical applications, and complete visibility into processes and departments – and finding the technology that can provide that level of visibility is no simple task. So when NEC Display Solutions designed its headquarters, the company sought to showcase its spectrum of technologies in a Situational awareness environment.
Four years ago, Bayside Church was inspired to provide an unparalleled Christmas light show to the community. The church set up a multi-zone, drive-thru Christmas light display that has attracted massive crowds every year since it opened. Read more about this traffic stopping case study.
When NEC Display Solutions set out to design its new headquarters, one of its goals was to showcase its spectrum of technologies in the corporate environment. The result of this goal is a showroom space dedicated to three different types of environments within a corporate office.
Healthcare solutions value practicality above all else, and healthcare technologies must reflect this ambition. NEC's headquarters provides healthcare professionals compelling examples of how digital signage can be applied within clinics, hospitals and other facilities in this case study.
NEC Display Solutions set out to design a new retail space in its headquarters pulling together the newest technologies geared towards the retail environment to showcase the variety of possibilities available. Through this, retailers are able to provide their customers with unforgettable experiences while learning more about their own business – including ALP, the analytics tool that uses sensors to target promotions to individual shoppers.
Classrooms look very different than they did a decade ago. Students and educators are reaping the benefits of collaboration that was not possible until recently. So when a university saw a way to enhance its medical sciences education spaces by making them more interactive and collaborative, it turned to technology. Read more about the challenge and solution in this case study.
World-class natural history museums continuously strive to create extraordinary experiences for visitors, and that means finding creative ways to transport people of all ages into a specific tableau or era. So when Chicago’s Field Museum of Natural History began the process of moving its famous Tyrannosaurus rex specimen to a new home within the museum, curators saw an opportunity to immerse visitors in the dinosaur’s world.
How does a newly formed church infuse technology into services when everything must be portable in nature? See how a new church incorporated cutting edge technology into services and easily maintained the portability and modularity of their space.
How does a movie theater company create a high-end experience as a new entertainment destination using creative design and the latest digital technologies? See how technology was used in new ways to create an experience that draws more customer interactions.
NEC Display Technologies Bring 4K to Life in Innovative Volvo Trucks Customer Center
Museum Uses NEC Projector to Show Classical artwork as Multicolored Masterpieces. Using a projector allowed a San Francisco art museum to present the unexpectedly colorful past of ancient sculptures and artifacts.
Higher-education facilities know that learning doesn’t just happen in the classroom; it happens everywhere. Seneca College in Ontario implemented technology all over its multiple campuses to create popular learning spaces that allow students to connect online, work collaboratively, and interact with screens hands-on.
Honoring the past with technology of the future. NEC projectors create an immersive outdoor art installation to commemorate the Illinois Bicentennial. Be sure to check out ‘Rooted in Greatness’, a digital projection mapped onto trees outside a Chicago convention center.
A Flash of Inspiration: Manhattan AV Super Store adds NEC Video Wall to Demo aerial Imagery from Drones
A mix of projectors and digital signage from NEC is a big win for a California casino, as they enhance guest satisfaction and create a stimulating ambience complementing the gaming floors.