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Conference Systems

Supreme Council for Women in Riffa, Bahrain

Summary

Project

Supreme Council for Women, Bahrain

Benefits

  • Built-in feedback suppression
  • Longer battery life
  • Signal strength and battery status on the web interface

Solutions

Bosch conference system with display showing the Supreme Council for Women logo

The Supreme Council for Women (SCW) strengthens the status of Bahraini women and supports their progress at all levels. Established on August 22, 2001 by Emiri Order No. 44, it builds on more than sixty years of national experience in women’s work and civic activity. Its founding is one of the most important milestones of Bahrain’s comprehensive development process, translating His Majesty King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa’s democratic approach and ambitious aspirations into action. DICENTIS Wireless supports the council’s meetings, so every member is heard and every vote counts.

The council needed to replace its conference system with a modern, fully featured solution. The previous system offered fewer functions than required and had no interactive screen. Some units no longer worked, and others had short battery life. With its touch display, camera control and voting, we proposed DICENTIS Wireless.

Solution at a glance

DICENTIS Wireless replaced the previous system with richer functions and an award-winning design.

  • One WDE unit for Her Highness, programmed with the Supreme Council for Women logo, and WD units at all remaining seats
  • Built-in feedback suppression, so the council no longer has to manage feedback
  • Longer battery life, with signal strength and battery status on the web interface, so units are charged when required
  • Camera control and voting, added by license when needed
Bosch conference system with microphone on a wooden table in a meeting room

We found the DICENTIS devices to be way ahead of any other competitors and their products available in the market.

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