Solutions

• In 1992 the we installed the first true, Educational Video On-Demand system in Lewisville High School, Lewisville, TX offering classroom teachers the ability to order video programming on-demand from their classroom using a remote control.
  
  
• In 1994 we installed the first District Wide Video-On-Demand delivery system in the Miami-Dade County School System.  This system provides video-on-demand to over 330 schools throughout the District via their ITFS microwave system.
  
  
• In 1995 we installed our first automated scheduled broadcast system in Ft. Pierce, FL at the St. Lucie County Office of Education.  This system provides the St. Lucie County School District with a fully automated broadcast system.  The original system was run by one of our tape robots.  Several years ago we added an MPEG2 Digital Server.  Both devices provide 24/7/365 automated broadcast services to the county over two cable channels.
   
• The Florida Knowledge Network (Florida Department of Education) uses a Synergy Broadcast Playback Automation System to broadcast programming throughout the state of Florida using the Florida Knowledge Network Satellite System.
   
• Bowling Green State University was the site of our first Hybrid Video On Demand System.  For BGSU we deliver both analog and digital programming over a fully digital network to classrooms on the main campus and a remote campus some 50 miles away.
   
• In 2004 we deployed our first VideoCourier System at Portland Public Schools in Portland, OR.  This was followed by a similar deployment at Lee County Schools in Ft. Meyers, FL.