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w w w . i n s i g h t o n b u s i n e s s . c o m M a y 2 0 14 • I nsIgh t | 37 facility completed in 2014 is home to electronic manufacturing services. Miron Construction of neenah built it with sustainability in mind, with glass and hundreds of natural light tubes. e total cost is $55 million. Fox Cities Stadium, Appleton A major 27,500-square-foot renovation is the first for e Boldt Company since the Appleton-based business built Fox Cities stadium almost 20 years ago. e renovation included new offices, team store, kitchen, banquet hall, bar, restrooms, suites and an elevated club level exterior seating area. e $6.2 million project was done on a tight timeline, completed during the six month off- season, and was ready for fans on opening day in 2013. Best Western Premier Waterfront Hotel, Oshkosh Once known as City Center hotel, this 131,000-square-foot building in Oshkosh is renovated from top to bottom. hoffman of Appleton put in $13 million worth of new plumbing, hVAC, windows, and roofing; created executive rooms and suites with a river view; and built a full-service restaurant. e project included 176 rooms, eight conference spaces and a ballroom. It was completed last summer, and more than 200 people now work at the hotel. St.Thomas More Catholic Church, Appleton A $2 million reconstruction project at st. omas More Catholic Church in Appleton came with one substantial directive: All the work by hoffman would have to be done by the church's 50th anniversary celebration. e Appleton company delivered with a complete renovation of the 13,000-square-foot space, including an overhaul of the 25-year-old sanctuary, updated hVAC system, and upgrade in accessibility to the parish. Move Over Conference Room, It's Time To Huddle There's a new collaboration room in town and it loves to huddle. Spontaneous and informal, this new teaming space has become extremely popular in educational offices and corporate America. Designed to encourage teamwork and creativity amongst coworkers, a huddle space is transformed by technology, hosting several screens, interactive white boards and displays. But the impromptu nature of the huddle room still requires some technology planning for effective implementation. Key to the collaborative nature of the huddle room is the ability to quickly share content from individual tablets, laptops and smart phones. Crestron AirMedia™ fills this criteria in a seamless, no-hassle, wireless technology. AirMedia™ allows collabora- tors to bring their own device and share documents, photos and video. With a quick click of a button content on the interactive display can switch from Sue's laptop to Joe's tablet or split the screen and display content from four different sources in the room. Sharing made easy. Sharp Aquos Board™ is an interactive display system available in screens up to an impressive 80" class. Versatility and touch- screen convenience make this display ideal for a wide array of collaborative efforts from videoconferences to training and workflow sharing. Documents can be easily imported into the interactive display system, annotated and then saved to a computer, emailed or printed. The accompanying Sharp Pen Software™ provides a new dimension of interactive control and plays well with Windows ® and Mac ® . Crestron Connect It™ is a 4" round cub- byhole that neatly houses four cables in its recessed storage compartment: HDMI, VGA, audio and Ethernet. The cables are weighted so they easily retract when disconnected. With a Crestron Connect It™ available at every seat, collaboration is easy and free- flowing with a simple press of the soft-touch buttons. When the meeting has ended all cables neatly retract and the space is now ready for the next huddle. When considering the implementation of a huddle space, it is important to also consider the furniture that will support and enhance the technology. Spectrum Furniture, Inc. out of Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin has embraced the collaboration room concept and created a line of furniture designed specifically for that application. Their line of collaboration furniture has unique features that neatly house the technology typically found in huddle spaces. Corner of Main & Monroe • Downtown Green Bay • (920) 435-5353 • www.cccp.com Camera Corner Connecting Point is a third-generation technology company in Green Bay, WI. For more information contact one of our account executives at (920) 435-5353. All brand names, product names and trademarks are the property of their respective owners. Camera Corner Connecting Point disclaims any proprietary interest in the marks and names of others. CCCP is not responsible for errors in typography.