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Case Study: Click here for a Project or Product Quote Today's Funeral Homes have a deep commitment to provide exceptional service for their families, and often served families who are looking for new ways to share personalized and meaningful tributes and ceremonies. They seek creativity, and often want funerals and other memorial services to be a celebration of the life of their loved one, as well as an observance of passing. The trend for personalization in final tribute is gaining momentum, and often includes new audio visual technology to blend the traditional, comforting services with the tasteful use of today's digital audio visual technology which honors the past, keeps pace with the present, and embraces the future. Boyd Funeral Home is an attractive establishment in Salem, in Western Kentucky, and it boasts a memorial presentation system many much larger funeral homes have not had the foresight to acquire yet! Once their first memorial tribute was shown on the system, every single family since has shown a video tribute on it. Director Andrew Fox expects the unit to pay for itself, while still keeping the service at a very reasonable cost for families. He is so impressed with the impact of this service, he'd like to keep it affordable for everyone. Director Fox creates the tributes himself, using Directors-Tribute software, which comes with each of these systems, and is the leading memorial tribute software in the U.S.
The Challenge: Boyd wanted to acquire the latest audio visual technology in order to offer their families Memorial Tribute Presentations, but needed to maintain the integrity of the home's decor, and blend technology with tradition. Mobility from room to room was very important, providing the option of moving the credenza from to the Chapel. The system, when not in use, would need to be either completely hidden, or somehow blend and even add to the character of the facility's atmosphere. Ease of assembly and operation is also critical.
The Solution: The System Includes: The MMS Mobile Memorial Presentation System, model MT1
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