VBrick technology both enhanced and extended the application of AVIA’s Tandberg video conferencing capability.  The integration of VBrick’s encoder enabled participants from multiple remote locations to view live or recorded video in high definition. “With VBrick, I can immediately record, playback, and present any video on the web.  I used to have to design my own website to do that…. It’s an amazing thing.

David Hoffman
Network Manager
AVIA

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The Washington Convention Center selected a VBrick Systems’ Digital Signage solution including VBrick’s award-winning high-definition H.264 encoding appliances. Designed to stream live or on-demand IP video, the encoders enabled the Center to stream content to either end of the facility through 150 displays, without compromising image quality or taxing network bandwidth. Simultaneously the digital signs throughout the Center conveyed valuable information critical to convention center visitors.

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“For a company like Putnam Investments, getting information out with agility is very important. Putnam TV is a central part of our communication strategy: to handle training, investment information, to connect employees together and to still feel the emotion - the energy - that we want them to have. ”

Mark McKenna Director of Marketing Communications Putnam Investments

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“One of the things I find exciting about VBrick is that we’re no longer time bound. Students can access classes at anytime, from anywhere. The fact that it’s on-demand makes the learning environment more flexible than ever before. I believe the time will come when students choose their classes, less by the time they're taught, and more by their teaching and learning environment. I want to change the paradigm of how higher education delivers instruction and I believe this is the technology to do it.”

Dr. Marlene Strathe
Sr. Vice President and Provost
Oklahoma State University

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Kingsland’s goal is to have iPads or Netbooks for video streaming in the hands of every student within a few years. Kindergarten through third grade will have iPads that are kept at school, while the other grades will have devices they can take home with them.

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"The technology can grow or shrink based on your needs. Once you've established the main portal and on-demand servers, you can scale the system by adding more 'Bricks. You don't need to recreate a portal, or add new formatting or build infrastructure. It's a very simple step to grow."

Scott Kozakiewicz Coordinator, Media Services Glendale Community College

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The Federal Trade Commission has a robust internal network of video, from training videos to closed or semi-closed hearings, to system-wide broadcasting. For those tactical videos, the FTC uses the VBrick Enterprise Media System

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VBrick systems have not only improved communications; they have also saved millions of dollars by eliminating so much training downtime

Walter Sheehan
Multimedia Information Officer
Corpus Christi Army Depot

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The Federal Judicial Television Network (FJTN) broadcasts 118 recorded programs and 36 live programs to over 300 sites nationwide. For a more efficient way to distribute and record FJTN programming and deliver live television to personnel, the Federal District Court of Arizona installed a VBrick EtherneTV portal system for live and on-demand television and other programs.

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Penn State seamlessly captures and streams live video of surgical procedures via Internet protocol, while recording them for future editing and access.

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The National Naval Medical Center cares for thousands of injured soldiers and military personnel every year.  The Center chose VBrick to help them improve bedside care, increase the quality of employee training and enhance campus-wide communication.

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