Digital Media Delivery Systems for Government Applications.

At Activision.TV, we appreciate the complexity of the government sector. And we know considering a new concept for messaging may not have been what you woke up thinking about. But if Paul Revere had a narrowcast network like this one, the Yankees might have kept the Brits from even leaving the boats! In the U.S., Government is by the people and for the people – and these days, this means getting accurate information to the people really fast. The need is for a digital sign network that is secure, easy to manage and update, and is practical to both install and maintain. Despite their incredible foresight – even the Founding Fathers couldn’t have seen this one coming! Yet while the technology is finally here and affordable, there are a number of pieces to this puzzle, from hardware to software to connectivity, installation and maintenance.

In this Age of Information, superb communication is not only helpful, it could be life-saving. And the public relies on government management and systems to keep us up to date. As travelers, visitors and students pour through our airports or mass transit stations, city halls, government buildings or university campuses, it’s a real challenge to provide the information they need day in and day out, let alone to update critical messages can change from minute to minute. As if your job isn’t tough enough with being there to deal with the schedules you know and plan on – now you’ve got surprises and new announcements all the time – not to mention the need to present information in a variety of languages. English alone isn’t enough anymore. What’s needed is an active digital sign network that is versatile, always there, and yet easy to refresh. Oh, yes, and cost-effective. You need a state-of-the-art system that’s easy to install and will bring a smile to all who use it – from travelers to managers, visitors to students, officers to staff - right from day one. You need a system with central control to display messages that can be consistent nationally – or can vary state by state, region by region, agency to agency, or even screen by screen. A system that allows you to plan content and schedules weeks, even months in advance, but then lets you change on a dime when you need to.

The Activision Digital Media Delivery System (DMDS) is the solution. Creating an on-site Activision DMDS (Narrowcast Network) means you have a whole new way to bring exactly the right message to the public on a need-to-know basis – fast and accurately. Several state-of-the-art features include:

You could do this on your own - but there are a lot of pieces to this puzzle. Finding the right computers and monitors and then connecting them with a software solution that lets you control your own network. Plus, there’s installation and maintenance, replacements and keeping the system current with technology advances that seem to appear monthly if not daily.

The good news is you don’t have to worry about the puzzle. Activision.TV’ advanced technology solutions have brought a suite of patents together in a single simple product – the Computer Integrated Television (CIT). And by adding our compact patented Works-in-a-Box computer (WIB), CIT’s are all-in-one packages that can go virtually anywhere you’d like to put them. This is The Master Piece to the puzzle that ties everything together. And because High Definition LCD or Plasma screens are available in virtually any size, they usually take up less space than a painted sign – or even a light box or older analog monitor. Now, you no longer have to patch and paint the walls where scotch tape wouldn’t hold the outdated notice. And, because your systems are turnkey and WiFi ready, you don’t even have to break through walls to install new cable! Just plug and play in most locations where venues already have internet available and add a router.

Truth is, Mr. Washington, Activision.TV didn’t invent flat panel high definition monitors or the PC – not even the internet. But we’ve been bringing new ideas to technology for about 14 years, and we’ve patented several ways to bring these pieces together. You could wait and search for all of them on your own, but we both know the public demand is here now. Besides, why worry about the puzzle when we’re your solution! We are an American entrepreneurial firm who’s been working on this puzzle for a long time, and now we’re ready with a solid, patented solution that can really help where it’s needed most. And what could be more patriotic than that?