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Projector costs don’t end after the
unit is delivered. There is an
ongoing cost of ownership
that must be considered
before
any
projector
purchase.
As a projector is only part of a total
solution, its impact on other items
(sources: DVD, VCR, PC; switches;
videoconferencing systems) will also
have impact on the Total Cost of
Ownership (TCO) of the complete
system.
Network centric visualization:
faster Return-On-Investment
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Time spent connecting devices
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Time and money spent to display multiple sources
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Time and money spent traveling to meetings
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Time and money spent on onsite IT/AV support
•
Money spent due to wastage
Eliminate hidden costs
of inefficient collaboration
One of the major costs is often
unseen and uncalculated
indirect costs caused
by lack of efficiency
in a visualization
system. Many senior
staff members and highly
skilled
experts
lose
precious time in dealing
with connectivity and
support issues.