Digital Media Networks

• State Library of Victoria brings Ned Kelly to life
  

  The State Library of Victoria brought Ned Kelly to life with dazzling 3D animations and other multimedia presentations using advanced media distribution software and display technologies from Fujitsu Australia.

  Industry: Education; Solution Area: Wireless Solutions; Client Name: State Library of Victoria; Region: Australasia;

• TELentice drives world first innovative pub entertainment system
  

  New media company Translucis is using TELentice Enterprise as the backbone of its innovative satellite-delivered entertainment system to broadcast ads and promotions, as well as short films and entertainment on a network of plasma screens in pubs and bars across the UK.

  Industry: Food & Beverage; Solution Area: Wireless Solutions; Client Name: Translucis; Region: Australasia;

• TELentice elevates Inlink media delivery
  

  Fujitsu's TELentice Enterprise has been chosen by Inlink Media to manage the scheduling, distribution and broadcasting of multimedia to their national network of elevator-based display screens.

  Industry: Media & Communications; Solution Area: Wireless Solutions; Client Name: Inlink; Region: Australasia;

• TELentice powers on-board passenger information and entertainment system for Sydney Light Rail
  

  The Connex Light Rail system in Sydney deploys a network of 20in LCD screens throughout their fleet of trams that provide passengers with entertainment and information during their trip. The service is supplied and operated by GRV Media, a technology and media company that selected Fujitsu's award-winning TELentice as the application backbone for the scheduling, distribution and display of all media.

  Industry: Transportation & Travel; Solution Area: Wireless Solutions; Client Name: Connex Light Rail; Region: Australasia;

• TELentice turns Bangkok Skytrain stations into a multimedia information hub
  

  One of the major challenges facing Thailand's Skytrain operator today is to turn its stations into an information hub that can deliver dynamic, decision-influencing messages to the almost 470,000 passengers who use the system daily. In order to achieve this outcome, Bangkok Transit System (BTS), its advertising agency, VGI, Tomen Telecom and Fujitsu have recently completed a plasma display digital multimedia advertising network. This network, located on the platforms of all 11 major BTS stations, is the world's first dynamic digital advertising medium to be located on the platforms of a public mass transportation system.

  Industry: Transportation & Travel; Solution Area: Wireless Solutions; Client Name: Bangkok Transit System; Region: Australasia;