Diversified Systems: Guided Expansion Strategies and Systems Integration

Monetizing audio and video content on a multi-platform distribution solution is the lifeblood of today’s media companies. These firms require constant innovations in their existing IT architectures to unify IT and the distribution of and/or ready access to audio-video (AV) content. Further, the media and entertainment companies that deal with IPTV requires networks with large bandwidth and quality encoding practices to help their media solutions perform at the highest levels. Diversified Systems, a nationally-recognized AV-systems integrator helps media and entertainment companies adhere to and create value from these trends. “Diversified Systems was envisioned with the unique capabilities to gauge client expectations and requirements, and offer them a quality experience,” says Kevin Collins, Executive Vice President and COO, Diversified Systems.

The New Jersey-based company’s offerings include a host of services like display technology control systems, management systems, servers, and other key network and AV component and management products. Having clients like Nike and Armani Exchange, Diversified Systems takes pride in their successful projects across the country including the new Times Square Display installation. “We often focus in creating revenue generating opportunities by delivering content on a daily basis across our numerous endpoints and through our digital signage products,” says Collins. Clients of Diversified Systems are also provided with a management platform to identify their content and manage the service-level agreements. In a nutshell Diversified System provides a fine blend of solutions and services to suit the client’s needs.

“In the present scenario, there exists a huge demand from media and entertainment companies for personnel who have the experience and acumen in delivering AV integrated IT solutions,” says Collins. One such client is the National Football League, headquartered in Park Avenue. The video upgrade demanded by the sports giant required a plethora of AV tasks on the fly—including managing, encoding and storing the HD content.