Council Chambers are the centre piece of any municipal government. It is where elected officials come to work. Any bumps or hiccups in a meeting are not acceptable. With the demands for public transparency and openness among constituents, the doors are virtually opened to the public. Councilors want to be seen in the best light and constituents want to see and hear what is happening. Toss in the growing desire for remote access and those who are tasked with managing Council Chambers must be able to rely on the technology in the room working in every meeting.

It is crucial that the technology investment you make in a successful Council Chamber is significant. It must be technology that will work and of course, you must protect that investment from factors that could cause damage.

In this, the second of three webinars, DataVisual highlights key technologies from our vendors that are working in Council Chambers.

Televic will highlight discussion systems and how they have solutions that can fit council chambers from small to large and be flexible in the features demanded of a municipality. And it can be wireless, wired or both at the same time. Your audio will be heard clearly. We have many municipal installations across Canada and are the system installed in the House of Commons.

Vaddio will present their cameras and camera control solutions. An absolute must for broadcast, conference, and streaming needs.

Barco If you want to present, share content, switch between presenters, or even launch a video call wirelessly within Council Chambers Barco ClickShare has the solution you need.

SurgeX A key factor to any successful meeting is that the equipment does not fail because of a power disturbance. A brown-out or a small surge could ruin a meeting if it adversely affects the equipment in the room.  SurgeX will outline strategies to protect your investment in technology and keep your meeting going.

Council Chambers – Optimize your Technology Investment