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RE: (OT) Corporate presentations



Start by conditioning yourself not to be too upset when they show screenburn
in 3 months :-(

You need the content to change as much as possible so that nothing is static
for too long.

Avoid a fixed Logo at all costs.

If you dont want to use Powerpoint deelop something in HTML and run Internet
Explorer in Kiosk mode

iexplore -k http://whatever

Using HTML allows you to use Flash and all other sorts of fancy things
including audio and video with ease. One screen could be used to update a
database that told the other screens what to show.

Keith

www.diyha.co.uk
www.kat5.tv


-----Original Message-----
From: peter.white@xxxxxxx [mailto:peter.white@xxxxxxx]
Sent: 15 May 2002 12:54
To: ukha_d@xxxxxxx Subject: [ukha_d] (OT) Corporate presentations


Guys

I need some ideas.

My boss has managed to get signoff for some plasma screens to be put up in
the
office.  Part of our operation is a call centre, so they'll be used, in
part, to
display rolling call stats and other 'interesting' stuff.

The set up will probably be 1 big screen in the middle, with a smaller
screen in
each side.  Now ideally the big screen will display some rolling stats, and
maybe other interesting stuff (stock prices, weather, traffic info or
whatever),
and the 2 screens to the side would interact with it, i.e. when call stats
are
being shown a picture of a telephone will appear on the side screens.

So, anybody got any ideas on where to start?  At the moment nothing has been
purchased, but the key thing is that the presentations have got to be cheap,
but
look expensive, and above all not look like yet another PowerPoint
presentation.
I was toying with the idea of putting an RF switch on the wall beneath the
screens to allow some basic interactivity (via X10, HS??), but I'm not sure
on
how to control multiple screens, and what presentation s/w to use??


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