Showroom for on-site use and demos via live stream KVM manufacturers Guntermann & Drunc

KVM manufacturer opens high-tech control room

Showroom for on-site use and demos via live stream

KVM manufacturers Guntermann & Drunck (G&D) opened their new KVM showroom KVM ControlCenter-Xperience (CCX) on 1 October 2020. To celebrate the occasion on site, G&D's CEO Rolland Ollek and Steffen Mues, Mayor of the City of Siegen, gave an opening speech and cut the opening ribbon together. Steffen Mues was fascinated by the technical possibilities offered by the new high-tech room: We are proud that a Siegen-based company, which started 35 years ago as a start-up at the University of Siegen, is now at the top of its industry and a global expert when it comes to high-end KVM in control rooms around the globe.

The special thing about it: The ControlCenter-Experience (CCX) is a permanently installed control room. Here, the company shows how different systems and technologies interact, thus giving them the possibility to respond very individually to customer demands during consulting. Unlike conventional showrooms, the CCX is not limited to illuminated glass cabinets showcase in which KVM systems can only be viewed. Instead, you can experience technology live and in action. Now, G&D are able to offer a platform for personal live consulting on a real control room application, independent of time and place. Thanks to the approach of demonstrating KVM also via live stream, it is easier to provide individual advice to customers from other European countries and from overseas.

The medium-sized company develops and produces KVM products for extending and switching computer signals, and operates on a global scale. KVM systems from G&D are installed in numerous control rooms around the globe, for example in air traffic control centers and airports, on ships, in TV & film production studios, the chemical and petrochemical industry as well as in the energy sector. G&D KVM products enable the extension and distributed switching of computer signals over a distance of up to 10,000 meters. They prevent disruptive heat and noise emissions at highly complex control room consoles and also enable access to fallback systems to make control rooms around the globe fail-safe.

For more information and to make an appointment go to https://xperience.gdsys.com

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