Case Study: Nestle uses AREC to Record Meetings

Dear ADENA Partners, this time we are bringing an exciting case study - Nestle in Chile. Thanks to the efforts of our partner Novotic, the company is using a complete AREC solution with Crestron, QSC, and Sennheiser for their new conference room.

Nestle is a global food and drink processing conglomerate with more than 447 factories worldwide. It started working in Chile at the end of the 19th century and recently increased its presence to 7 factories producing more than 1500 different products. With a significant presence comes the need for high-quality, outstanding communication, and so Nestle started looking for solutions for one of their offices in the country. A complete system with AREC, QSC, Sennheiser, and Crestron was offered by our partner Novotic - a solution that was just what Nestle was looking for.

Two PTZ cameras were set up in the meeting room - one to follow the presenter, and one for the public. The local audience is connected with remote attendees using Microsoft Teams. This local audience is using a Sennheiser microphone system, which is connected to a QSC DSP. The latter sends data to a Crestron control processor. Crestron processor switches active cameras on AREC LS-400 Media Station according to the active speaker and triggers associated PTZ presets. The combined and individual images from the local cameras and software videoconferencing are recorded by the Media Station and streamed for internal use by Nestle.

Is your company also looking for solutions that can enhance meetings? Contact us at www.a-dena.com and we will be happy to give you a personal demonstration.

Case Study: Digital Construction Software Company in Denmark uses AREC to reach its customers

Dear ADENA Partners, this time we would like to share a case study from Denmark accomplished with our distributor UNIT.DK and integrator AVCENTER. Ajour Systems A/S, a market-leading supplier of IT solutions for the facilitation of construction, design, and tender management, upgraded their streaming studio with an AREC LS-200 Media Station.

Managing construction is far from easy. It can take years to progress through all of the process stages and many details can get lost in the meantime. Recognizing this problem, Ajour Systems developed advanced digital solutions that can help minimize the difficulties that organizations face in construction processes. To make sure that these solutions are known and deployed worldwide, the company decided to upscale their marketing production by getting reliable and simple-to-use hardware for streaming. With the advice of our distributor UNIT, they chose AREC LS-200 Media Station.

LS-200 is a 2-channel recording and streaming device that combines the functions of AV switcher, mixer, decoder, and encoder. It is capable of streaming to 2 platforms simultaneously and provides users a variety of controls over their video production. For example, users can use custom backgrounds and overlays, and also save them as theme presets. All of these functions can be called from an interactive GUI and other control options, such as RS-232/TCP control panels, computer software, mobile device interface, and more. To start recording and streaming, the user only needs to press one button via any of the control methods available to them, or simply schedule the event and let the Media Station do it for them when the time comes.

Ajour Systems uses these functions to great effect on its YouTube channel. The company already streamed a series of webinars dedicated to their products in multiple languages with the station (click here to watch them). Increased public reach from streaming to a common CDN platform will certainly inform more companies about the benefits of this company’s software.

Do you know a company that could also use a Media Station in their work? Contact us at www.a-dena.com and we will be happy to discuss it with you!

Case Study: Top Hydrogen Organisation Chose AREC for Video Recording

Dear ADENA Partners, we have a new corporate case study for you from the official distributor in the Benelux region, SANEL. Hydrogen Europe chose AREC Media Capture System to produce educational and informative media content. Read about the organization and their experience with our products below.

Hydrogen Europe is one of the leading organizations promoting the global shift to a circular carbon-neutral economy. Spread in 20 EU regions, it counts more than 350 companies and 30 national associations as its members. To bring about the future with sustainable green energy, Hydrogen Europe successfully created different kinds of materials, including reports and studies, and now it seeks to spread the message through videos as well. Thus, the organization started looking for straightforward technology that its employees could use to produce content at a moment’s notice. With the assistance of our partner SANEL and integrator Axians, Hydrogen Europe went with the AREC Media Capture System.

To record and mix a computer with a PTZ camera, Hydrogen Europe got AREC KL-3 - a 3-channel Media Station with an inbuilt LCD screen. All basic controls, such as recording and streaming, switching of layouts, and front and back graphics are conveniently placed on the front of the device, making it simple for the operator to both see and control the media creation process. One of the reasons why Hydrogen Europe chose KL-3 is its ability to record both mixed and individual video sources as separate videos simultaneously. It is important since recordings take place in a specially designed room with a Sony display and a green screen, so additional effects are added to the produced videos. The station is used together with an AVer PTZ camera that captures the image of Hydrogen Europe presenters and a 4 lavalier microphone system for audio. With just these products, the organization now has a mobile solution that is versatile and easy to use at the same time.

Is your organization looking to build or improve video creation tools? Contact us and we will be happy to discuss your requirements at your convenience.