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Spring 2018 Volume 29 n Issue 2
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Adding to its capabilities worldwide, the Global Presence Alliance welcomes its newest member partner, Applied Electronics Limited. A leading Canadian provider of integrated media solutions and professional audio visual, broadcast and media storage technology, Applied Electronics joins the world’s premier partner network of audio, video and unified communications professionals.Unique in the Canadian market for its 60-year reputation for spearheading visionary system innovations, Applied Electronics helps customers implement new technologies that support effective communication and collaboration, and ultimately optimize operational workflows.“We are honoured to have been selected as the exclusive GPA partner for Canada,” says Paul Stechly, President of Applied Electronics. “Joining this international alliance ensures that our customers have access to a network of elite global resources through a single source that is located in their very own backyards. Our involvement with the GPA will further
enhance Applied Electronics’ existing offerings by extending our ability to support our clients’ international initiatives.”“Applied Electronics is simply an outstanding addition to our member family,” comments Byron Tarry, Executive Director of the GPA. “Their reputation for quality, technical capability and innovation is unmatched in the Canadian market, but their alignment with the familial culture of the GPA, along with their proud history of volunteerism and knowledge share within industry, made the choice to welcome them into the GPA so clear for us.”The GPA has a directive that all members follow the same set of protocols and procedures for joint customer engagements. This enables the organization as a whole to offer standards and scale to customers, and to drive a simple objective of using technology to help people work better.
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Applied Electronics Builds Canada’s First Hospital Command Centre in Toronto’s Humber River HospitalToronto’s Humber River Hospital (HRH) has installed a 22-screen video wall to display analytics in what it calls Canada’s first hospital command centre, built in collaboration with General Electric Healthcare (GEHC).Comprising a matrix of 1.4-m (55-in.) liquid crystal displays (LCDs), the wall of analytics (WOA) showcases real-time and predictive data from multiple systems throughout the hospital, alerting staff to potential health-care delays and bottlenecks.Applied Electronics integrated Jupiter Systems’ [Canvas cross-platform collaborative visualization system, Jupiter System’s Fusion Catalyst display wall processor, and NEC’s] LCDs with GEHC’s Analytics Hub software, which
makes the same information viewable on personal computers (PCs) and mobile devices.The 418-m2 (4,500-sf) command centre was developed to address issues with capacity, safety, quality and wait times that have preoccupied Canadian hospitals. HRH expects it will increase efficiency by 20 per cent.
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Applied Electronics Joins the Global Presence Alliance as its Canadian Partner
Celebration Church underwent renovations of the building located adjacent to the Main Sanctuary, referred to as the Dome. The 20,000 sq. ft. Dome provides ample multi-purpose spaces for Celebration Church’s children and youth ministries’ activities. In addition, every room in the building doubles as a beautiful presentation space.
Celebration Church approached Applied Electronics to design, supply and integrate latest in audio visual solutions into the Dome’s auditorium, multi-purpose gymnasium, upper loft, three classrooms, a dynamic main foyer, and a central equipment room.
It was key for Celebration Church’s production staff to have all the new AV systems in The Dome building work in sync with the AV systems in the Main Sanctuary building. Applied Electronics built long fiber runs between the buildings so that The Dome would receive all the same audio and video feeds from the Main Sanctuary. To ensure this is accomplished, Applied Electronics created a dedicated Dante audio network in the Church’s AV system to control all the audio feeds coming from either building, as well as network them together to allow the user to share audio from either building.
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Applied Electronics Modernizes Celebration Church’s Powerful Worship and Multipurpose Community Space Endearingly Known as the Dome
The WE Global Learning Centre has two main purposes: to give students around the world the tools and support they need to create positive social change, and to support educators in delivering service-based curricula through the WE Schools program.WE approached Applied Electronics to provide consultation, design and integration services in converting the Toronto heritage building into a world-renowned innovative learning space for children located anywhere from across the globe.Applied Electronics designed, supplied and integrated audio visual and broadcast technologies into the lobby, the multi-purpose theatre with
a dedicated AV control centre, a live broadcast production centre, boardrooms, meeting rooms, seminar rooms, and other unique collaboration spaces throughout the building.WE celebrated the grand opening of the WE Global Learning Centre with a ceremony presentation held in the Centre’s 200-seat Hartley T. Richardson Emphatheatre and a live multi-location Skype session with students from London (UK), Pembina (Manitoba, Canada), Chicago (USA), Kenya, and Ecuador.
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Applied Electronics Empowers WE Charity’s New Brand New HQ with State-of-the-Art Broadcast & Collaboration Technology
CISM-FM, the official campus radio station of the Université de Montréal, is run by student volunteers. Broadcasted on 89.3 FM, it serves audiences in Montréal and its outlying regions, as well as audiences around the world through online streaming. CISM broadcasts content in French, and with a broadcasting radius of 70 km, it is now the world’s largest French-language college radio station.The technical team at CISM contacted Applied Electronics with the requirement to upgrade their radio broadcast studio with a new transmitter. Applied Electronics retrofitted the existing system with a new WorldCast ECRESO FM Exciter/Transmitter, which is designed to offer an innovative and highly reliable solution for low power transmission.With the first Worldcast Ecreso exciter/transmittered integrated into a radio studio in Montréal, the newly upgraded
facility broadcasted live to air in late 2017 without a hitch.CISM’s technical team is delighted with the outcome of the project and plan to also convert its MPX signal over IP, so that they can use the Telos Alliance OmniaSST software processor, which Applied Electronics also supplied and integrated into the radio studio.
“The installation was flawless, and any communication between the Ecreso transmitter with the amp works perfectly,” said Gabriel Meunier, Technical Director at CISM 89.3 FM. “The quality of the sound has improved and is significantly clearer than that of our former exciter/transmitter. We are very happy, and all is going very well. Thank you to Applied Electronics for your support and your advice.”
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On March 6, 2018, attendees received an exclusive hands-on opportunity with Grass Valley experts who guided them through the options in designing the ideal suite of integrated solutions, highlighted solutions for an end to end 4K production workflow, and consulted on specific applications for today and for the future. The GV Korona K-Frame V-Series 2M/E, the LDX 86N 4K and the K2 Dyno Universe were featured. Grass Valley also announced the newest addition to the Grass Valley family, which increases the breadth of its product portfolio and expands its ability to supply and service broadcasters and media professionals around the world. On showcase was the new Grass Valley (formerly Snell Advanced Media) LiveTouch replay & highlights system.
Applied Electronics Teams Up with Grass Valley for Toronto Technology Day
Applied Electronics Excites Université de Montréal Campus Radio Station CISM 89.3 FM with New Transmitter
MIRANDA SCIBERRAS Administrative and Marketing Assistant, Mississauga
Outstanding AchievementsApplied Summer Students
KYLE LEERMAKERS Warehouse and Logistics Assistant, Mississauga
CYRIL MORAES Promoted to Lead System Designer, MississaugaCryil joined Applied Electronics in January of 2012 as A/V Systems D e s i g n e r / Te c h n i c a l
Support with a strong aptitude in problem solving and extensive knowledge in the AV industry and over 2 decades of international experience in systems design, project management and system integration.
Cyril has played a critical role in ensuring the successful outcome of hundreds of projects of varying scale and complexity. Cyril’s commitment to helping Applied Electronics be ‘best in breed’ drove him to achieve a hard-earned AVIXA CTS-D (Design) Certification. To date, only 950 members worldwide hold this designation. Congratulations, Cyril!
Nadia Turner and husband, J.R., welcomed into the world a baby boy on March 29, at 6:57pm. Adam weighed in at 8 lbs 2 oz, and his Brother (Noah) and Sister (Chloe) are happy to have a little brother to play with. Everyone is doing great and we wish them all the best. Based out of our Mississauga office, Nadia is our Administration Supervisor for the Broadcast division.
Cyrus Hira and wife, Emily, were overjoyed with the arrival of their first child on April 14th. Lurdes (Lulu) Hilla Hira was born at 1:43 AM, weighing 5 lbs 13 oz. Mom and baby are doing great and thriving very well. Congratulations to the happy family! Cyrus is a Solutions Architect with our Broadcast Systems Group in our Mississauga head office.
Applied Electronics Family Additions
KEEGAN PORTER AV Installations Technician Assistant, Mississauga
CHLOE THERIAULT Administrative & Warehouse Assistant, Montreal
We are thrilled to have the following inquisitive minds assist our teams this summer:
KWOK-HAY TSEPromoted to System Designer, MississaugaHay joined Applied Electronics in 2009 with extensive experience in audio visual systems design and integration, sound
reinforcement systems, recording studios, as well as broadcast industry experience.
Hay made numerous contributions as an Installation Technician and was promoted to Technical Lead - Pre-Build, AV Systems in 2012. He has continued to make significant contributions to the team and now has been promoted to a System Designer.
Along the way, Hay first achieved his CTS-I (Install) designation and very recently added a CTS-D designation to his list of accomplishments. Individuals with a dual-certification number only 334 worldwide. Congratulations, Hay!
Applied Electronics exhibited at the 13th Annual SIM Technology Showcase on January 25, 2018 at Sim Digital’s flagship office in Toronto’s Liberty Village. Teaming up with Avid and RED Digital Cinema, Applied Electronics conducted live demonstrations of a streamlined media workflow, which took video content live from a RED EPIC-W 8K professional digital cinema camera into an Avid MediaCentral Platform, and then onto Avid Interplay, with an Avid NEXIS Pro showing the user interface.
Applied Electronics Demos Avid Media Workflow with RED EPIC-W 8K Camera
Toronto’s RED Camera Users community collected at an exclusive after party at The Craft Brasserie & Grille in Liberty Village, following the SIM Technology Showcase on January 25. Hosts Applied Electronics and RED Digital Cinema gave the RED camera enthusiasts hands-on time with the new RED EPIC-W 8K camera and the chance to chat with RED’s product expert, Bryan Wilcox, about the camera’s new features.
Applied Electronics Syncs Ups with RED Users in Toronto
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