CCS Mid-Atlantic just finished hosting a demonstration for local colleges to see and further understand next generation medical-education technology.  Colleges had the opportunity to tour the simulation center at CCS and learn about new equipment and applications to help keep current on the latest in medical simulation technology.

The simulation medical facility showcased a control room equipped with the latest response collections tools, control boards and a patient room completed with a hospital bed, simulation dummy, HD camera and microphones.  

To learn more about medical-education technology, visit www.ccsprojects.com.

The Microcomputers in Education Conference kicks off next week: Monday, March 14 to Wednesday, March 16.  CCS is a proud sponsor of this great event where educators, administrators, researchers, instructional designers and technology leaders join together for seminars and workshops on the latest innovations in educational technology.  The conference offers a unique hands-on environment where attendees can use and learn about tools that they need to become innovators in the classroom.  MEC is dedicated toward advancing education through technology.

 In case you are unable to attend MEC, visit www.ClassroomToolz.com to learn how CCS can help you incorporate educational technology in your school.

CCS was recently ranked as the state’s top Computer Training Center in Arizona Business magazine’s annual publication: Ranking Arizona. The book rates the best of Arizona business and CCS took the number one spot for 2011.  This is the 4th consecutive year that CCS was recognized by the publication in one of the top two spots on the list.  Ranking Arizona is the result of the largest business opinion poll in Arizona. 

CCS design engineers John Belisle and Jason Francois were recently featured in the February 11th edition of Processor Magazine.  The article points out that videoconferencing is becoming a business standard rather than a luxury which can help in all internal and external business communications.  

Here are some key points the author highlights on videoconferencing:

• Videoconferencing can extend to many parts of a business, so think closely about your communication needs before moving forward with an implementation. 

• Today’s equipment includes features that were once considered luxuries, so experts recommend looking beyond the standard functions to take advantage of cutting-edge innovations. 

• Because videoconferencing can stress an internal network, IT staff must ensure the network infrastructure can handle video and current business applications simultaneously.

Click here to read the entire story and learn more ways that videoconferencing can positively affect your business. Questions regarding videoconferencing?  Just comment below and we’ll help you out!

CCS New-England is always happy to give visitors a tour around their facility, but this past Friday they had an extra special guest, the Mayor of Nashua, Donnalee Lozeau.  Mayor Lozeau toured the technology show rooms, including the state-of-the-art technology equipped board room and the training center where they demonstrated the interactive audio visual elements. 

If you’re in the New England region and would like a tour or are interested in utilizing CCS’ technology and space for a company meeting, be sure to stop by the office located at 132 Northeastern Boulevard in Nashua or for more info call 978-256-200.