Latin America. The solution that Arthur Holm will present to the market seeks to encourage participation and collaboration in a meeting, called DynamicShare, a flexible, reliable, easy to use, easy to install video distribution system, with an optimal quality /price ratio and that also integrates the control of the equipment, all in a single cable.
DynamicShare can be integrated into all products in Arthur Holm's Dynamic range, as an accessory for the wide range of retractable, folding, folding and rotary monitors of the brand, offering multiple and exclusive advantages.
The rapid development of communication and information technologies requires that meeting and conference rooms be designed with the most innovative audiovisual solutions, to become spaces where productivity, participation and collaboration are increased. Inspiring spaces, where to create, where ideas can be shared, where you can participate and facilitate decision-making in a more efficient way.
Architects, interior designers and users alike want meeting and conference rooms to be equipped with advanced audiovisual technology. However, they do not want audiovisual systems to be visible in their rooms, but to be integrated discreetly and in line with their design.
A functional, well-designed and equipped conference room can offer a fantastic impression to its visitors and make it become a dynamic business center, an inspiring place and a source of generation of new ideas. Arthur Holm seeks to help keep the technology non-intrusive, as its systems "disappear" when they are not needed.
The trend is to create flexible work environments, create participatory and collaborative meetings, as well as an environment conducive to cooperation. Conference rooms should be more accessible and easier to upgrade than ever before. In this way, one of the key elements in a meeting room is to integrate a versatile, autonomous and easy to transform table.
This system will be presented for the first time at Infocomm15 in Orlando, Florida, during the next 17 to 19 June.
