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TANDBERG Public Sector Clients
With TANDBERG on every continent and in nearly every industry, we are reshaping the communications landscape. Our worldwide growth is driven by the success of our customers who demonstrate how video communications elevates performance — in mission critical communication and day-to-day operations.
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When Communication Becomes a Matter of Life and Death
The French Ministry of the Interior is one of the largest and most important government organisations in the European Union, and its remit is extremely broad. It is responsible for the general interior security of France, including both the French National Police and the Gendarmerie; civil defence and the French fire brigades. It has overall responsibility for the relations between central and local government, it organises political elections, and it issues passports, identity cards and driving licenses to members of the public.
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Video Helps Dallas County Streamline Prisoner Processing, Reduce Costs
Dallas County uses TANDBERG video communications to re-arraign prisoners via video, reducing the number of prisoners transferred from secure to non-secure facilities by more than 700 per month.
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Video Communications Deliver Cost Savings and Increased Security for Harris County
Harris County uses TANDBERG for applications ranging from distance learning and employee meetings to video arraignment for felony dockets.
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Video Conferencing Paves the Way to Savings for Department of Transportation
The Alabama Department of Transportation uses video conferencing to increase productivity and reduce expenses across the department.
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Military Justice: Video Around the World
The U.K.'s Military Court Service is a civilian body that administers courts martial and other proceedings for army, air
force and navy units around the world. Ethics and discipline loom large in the British armed forces, and violations of law are prosecuted to the fullest. The Military Court Service sees to that. It administers more than 600 criminal courts martial per year around the world. For the court service, it's important to keep all the proceedings moving ahead smartly. Wherever on earth a detainee is stationed, he or she must be brought before a civilian judge advocate for custody review within 48 hours of arrest. With the clock ticking and justice in the balance, the Military Court Service (MCS) increasingly relies
on high-quality "virtual" courtrooms where far-flung defendants, judges, prosecutors and defending officers are brought together using TANDBERG video communication technology.
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Building an "electronic government"
The South Korean province of Jeollabuk covers 8,000 square kilometers and is home to 1.8 million people. Yet despite its size, the Provincial Governor can see across the whole of Jeollabuk – by video, that is. All of the provincial, county and city offices under the governor's authority are linked together – and to the rest of the world – by 29 TANDBERG video communication systems. This video network helps improve the job performance of some 2,000 public servants across Jeollabuk province and is hard evidence of the Governor's commitment to building an "electronic government."
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Organization Finds TANDBERG Systems Easiest to Use
In a Europe whose internal borders are fading, the Swedish Customs Service is
changing fast. In the past year it has cut more than 15 percent of its workforce while reducing the number of permanently manned customs posts from 41 to 29. It set up nationwide Centers of Excellence to consolidate import, export, crime-fighting and other operations into nine separate locations. And to help the new organization gel, it invested in TANDBERG videoconferencing equipment.
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TANDBERG Products Are Featured throughout the Facility
Whether serving as an operations hub to monitor local or national incidents or events, coordinating the emergency response of agencies assets organizations and individuals, the Environmental Protection Agency's Emergency Operations Center (EOC) is a model facility for visual communication. The EOC utilizes TANDBERG video as an essential part of an infrastructure that supports the highest level of communication.
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TANDBERG Video Systems Help Government Officials in Moscow Run Their City
Moscow's long-time mayor, Yuri Luzhkov, has a vision of the future in which the Russian capital keeps expanding economically, politically and culturally. But running the city from day to day -- with its 10 million people across 1,000 square km of dynamic cityscape -- takes more than abstract vision. Mr. Luzhkov and other officials must see with their own eyes what's going on. One way they do this is to travel from place to place, meeting in person with fellow administrators and political leaders. But increasingly, they travel virtually. They meet the same people in the same places. But instead of plunging into traffic to reach destinations up to two hours away, they click the green button on a TANDBERG remote control. They communicate by video.
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The European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) uses TANDBERG visual communication to communicate with scientists all over the world securely and in real time.
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The German Armed Forces have been communicating by video for several years. Command officers use TANDBERG video systems to brief scattered military units as well as to direct field exercises and give orders during live missions. The Air Force in particular, or Luftwaffe, relies on TANDBERG's portable Tactical MXP video communication system. During an annual electronic-warfare exercise in the mountains a variety of TANDBERG video systems allow commanders, pilots and ground crews to evaluate field maneuvers immediately and consult one another on follow-up activities.
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TANDBERG Helps North Carolina Communities Boost Public Safety with Visual Communications
By mid-2001, officials in Concord, N.C., had developed a plan for training
public safety employees, such as police and firefighters, through the use of video
communications. The purpose of the plan was to prevent a situation in which key
personnel were in training sessions away from their precincts when an emergency call
came in. In order to mitigate lag time in emergency response, training would be hosted
from a central location, and participants would join in remotely through videoconference
facilities at or near their respective stations.
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"Video Meetings" Boost Regional Economy
Innovation, connectivity, new ideas...Certain words and phrases pop up repeatedly
around the South West of England Regional Development Agency, whose mission is to
stimulate the regional economy. The agency looks around the world at the most
powerful forces driving growth, then urges businesses and public-sector organizations
in the South West of England to help lead the way. The result has been a regional
upswing in business and technology.
Given the role of connectivity in global economic growth, the agency is
naturally a strong proponent of visual communications. It also practices what it
preaches. It recently deployed an array of TANDBERG videoconferencing equipment
across the region's seven counties to help its own 300 employees work more efficiently.
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A New Video Nerve Center
Lillehammer, which hosted the 1994 Winter Olympic Games, is the geographic heart of
Norway. It is also the busy hub of Oppland County, whose policies and subsidies flow
from the eight-story Oppland County Administration Building on Kirkegata.
There, on the seventh floor, is the county's new electronic nerve center. It's a
sleek, black TANDBERG 7000 videoconferencing system, with two high-resolution LCD
screens.
County officials use it to stay in touch with 26 municipal governments spread
across 25,000 km2. They also use it to administer secondary schools, libraries, public
transport, vocational training and cultural events for the county's 184,000 people.
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"TANDBERG's videoconferencing systems will now enable us to collaborate between departments, located in disparate areas of our organization, like we've never been able to in the past. As a result of this deployment, we can overcome the tyranny of distance, amount of travel and associated expenses, increase productivity and provide the support customers of our region expect from us. The use of videoconferencing is part of the larger NREach-out project, an IP network that will connect more than 100 of the Department's sites throughout Victoria."
Reliable communication is essential throughout the Armed Forces in order to secure an effective chain of command and for administrative purposes. The Norwegian Armed Forces has been using videoconferencing for operational purposes since the early 1990s. With the large distances involved in military exercises, and the demanding geography of Norway, videoconferencing has been used as a tool to improve communication between the deployed units in the field.
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Leadership support drove success and expansion of the program
Faced with a growing need for services, VISN 23 turned to visual communications to help them efficiently and effectively provide care to veterans in the American Midwest. A comprehensive end-to-end visual communication solution with a variety of video endpoints and infrastructure was put in place to provide a natural video experience.
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