The Pinnacle Q2 2019
Center Updates
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Las Vegas Smart City Soccer Team Takes Home the Gold
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FTER months of hard-fought competitions, the 2019 Las Vegas Corporate Challenge came to a close on May 18. Throughout the month, Smart City team members participated in multiple events such as tennis, bowling, volleyball, and ping pong, but one team stood out from the rest. After facing round after round of fierce competition, the Smart City soccer team brought the company to new heights, and they took home the gold. Great job to everyone who participated in the Corporate Challenge and the soccer team for showing the city that Smart City is the number one soccer team in Vegas!
Pictured LEFT to RIGHT: Jacki Miller (CFO), Christy Hogan (Customer Sales & Service Manager), Eric Mowrey (Director of Engineering), Sal Bernal-Flores (CSSR II), Sarah Finnegan (Quality Assurance Professional), Nycole Smith (CSSR II), Albert Kwong (Help Desk Operator), Pedro Arias (Customer Sales & Service Supervisor) and Dane Hardy (Senior Accountant)
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RSCC Gets Digital Signage
GM Discusses Technology at MBCC
IGITAL signage is, without a doubt, an essential and growing part of digital advertisement. With people coming to the Reno-Sparks Convention Center (RSCC) from all over the world, it is vital for the RSCC to keep up with the top levels of show organization and promotion experienced at other facilities. To do this, SMG has purchased Digital Signage for the concourses and lobby areas to advertise and promote at the RSCC. There are rotating slides with new and upcoming events as well as information on how to contact Smart City for any Telecommunication needs, including our Exhibitor and Instant Internet options for guests.
CCESS is everything for technology services in a convention center, and everyone wants more bandwidth! At the Miami Beach Convention Center (MBCC), ISP circuits ensure the venue’s consistent internet connectivity while accommodating custom scaled bandwidth for client requests. With 1,610 miles of fiber optic cabling (nearly the diameter of the moon) and 480 miles of copper wiring throughout the venue, the MBCC is wired for success.
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The signs have only been in place for a few weeks, and already many people have commented on how attractive they are and how convenient it is to have
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event information relayed to them in plain sight. It’s also an easy way to integrate social media like our Facebook page to anyone walking in the center. Smart City is looking forward to seeing what creative ways we can utilize the new signage and how they will help passing along valuable information to our customers and guests.
Check out the link below to hear Andrew Brown (General Manager) and Michael Napoles (IT Manager, MBCC) discuss technology upgrades at the reimagined Miami Beach Convention Center and how they will benefit everyone visiting the facility. https://tinyurl.com/y3f33lvd
