A new Bosch DCN-NG (Digital Congress Network - Next Generation) installation is providing a perfect balance of form and functionality at the renovated County of Hawaii Council Chambers in Hilo, Hawaii. Featuring Bosch’s unique DCN flush-mounted desktop consoles and accessories, the system provides the county’s lawmakers with user-friendly flexibility for communication and voting at council meetings, all with software-controlled display monitor interfacing and videoconferencing capability.

If you’re driving along Moanalua Road in Aiea, you might miss the Audio Visual Company sign. The Audio Visual Company (AVCO) is tucked in between a pizza delivery company, a business that customizes trucks for off-roading and a store that sells tropical fish. The unpretentious warehouse-like building belies a company that handles multi-million-dollar contracts for some of the biggest clients in the state and won the 2008 Technology Company of the Year Award by the Pacific Technology Foundation.

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As with any aspect of medical science, there is a great deal of logic and experience behind any single technological action at the University of Hawaii's new John A. Burns School of Medicine (JABSOM) in Kakaako. There, medical students not only get the most out of classroom time thanks to advanced audiovisual systems, but their clinical testing and academic records also benefit from top-notch technology.