Every project has a cadence and progression that drives it forward. Our team has spent years executing numerous projects, and during that time a pattern emerged on what qualities lead to successful project completion. When approaching a new project with a client, we recommend keeping these four elements, the 4 D’s, in mind…
Houses of Worship: Network Management
With houses of worship gradually reopening, you’ll likely be putting your network’s bandwidth and reliably to the test. The world is different now than it was before. The demands placed on your network will be different, too! Having a network setup that can adequately...
IT: The Backbone of Your Business
The importance of IT and network infrastructure exploded in the past few years, but the last several months have taken technological challenges to the next level. More employees are working remotely. Society continues moving towards a “contactless everything” approach. Now more than ever, IT is the backbone that businesses…
Case Study: New Holland Knickerbocker
The Solution: To provide an outstanding entertainment experience, D16 Technologies was contracted to provide audio and video design/build services. To help mitigate the acoustics problem, over 1800 sq/ft of acoustical treatment was applied throughout the space. This augmented the acoustical spray that was added to ceiling areas in the space.
Getting A Handle On Church System Maintenance, Upgrades & Lifecycles
Do you replace production/system equipment based on it being worn out or for new features and functionality? When we get a new system or new piece of gear, often the last thing on our minds is repairs or the life cycle of the system. In my view, churches are getting better at understanding professional A/V systems. I find that in general, the market is more aware of the cost versus the expectation of the system, along with the willingness to spend the dollars to get it right (or at least as right as they can afford). I’m grateful for the improvement.