Technology
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SAP North America President: When It Comes to Tech, Philly Needs to Make Some Noise
The president of SAP North America in Newtown Square thinks Philadelphia should get “louder” about its tech ecosystem, writes Ryan Mulligan for Philadelphia Business Journal. SAP wants to grow its presence and help the Philadelphia region make more tech noise, Loyd Adams said. Adams has been with SAP since 1998 and has led the North…
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As Fresh Data Highlights Philadelphia’s Office Revival, a New Trend in Meeting Rooms Emerges
Welcome back to the office! Fresh data is pouring in, and it paints a promising picture for the return to office efforts underway in the tristate area. Philadelphia and the surrounding suburbs are experiencing an office revival. Employees are trickling back, filling those once-empty desks. It’s not just a gut feeling; the numbers back it…
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Haverford Systems Has the Technology, Talent to Meet the Evolving Needs of Schools in a Post-Pandemic World
The COVID-19 pandemic presented schools with unprecedented challenges and ultimately brought about a seismic shift in the way schools operate. Haverford Systems, an audiovisual design and installation firm with more than 30 years of experience in the region, helped several schools upgrade their technology and therefore continue their educational mission with as little disruption as…
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As Tech Entrepreneurship Surges Locally, Haverford Systems Looks to Add to Its Growing Team
In the picturesque landscape of Chester County, there’s more than just historic sites and scenic beauty. There’s innovation. In recent years, Chester County has seen a surge in tech entrepreneurship, and one local business stands out in this wave of innovation, reflecting the broader shift in how we communicate in our digital age. Haverford Systems,…
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Local Businesses Weigh In on Modern Office Layouts and Hybrid Workforce Privacy and Productivity
More than half of employees overhear confidential information at the office. That’s a startling number, isn’t it? It’s a concern that local businesses are taking seriously, especially with the rise of open floor plans and hybrid workforces. The Problem Open office layouts look sleek and modern. They encourage collaboration and create a sense of community.…
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Marrea Walker-Smith Helps Bring Technology to Kids in Delco
Marrea Walker-Smith, a business teacher at Devon Preparatory School in Chester County, is making sure that kids in her hometown of Chester have more opportunities than she had growing up, writes Matteo Iadonisi for 6ABC. “I grew up right here in the city of Chester in the low-income housing developments,” she said. “There were limited…
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Borough of West Reading Takes Significant Technological Leap Forward, Thanks to Haverford Systems
The Borough of West Reading recently took a significant technological leap forward, courtesy of Haverford Systems, the region’s most experienced company for audiovisual installations. West Reading’s recent technological upgrades have not only revolutionized the way the borough conducts its meetings but have also significantly enhanced the quality of its audiovisual systems. “Like everyone throughout the…
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How Local Businesses Are Reimagining Communication to Bridge the Modern ‘Office Divide’
In today’s business world, the shift toward virtual meetings has become more evident than ever. As COVID-19 reshaped our daily lives, one unexpected positive development emerged: the mainstream adoption of virtual meetings. While some enterprises had adopted this mode of communication earlier, the majority of businesses, including many in Chester County, embraced virtual meetings out…
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Wawa Explores the Digital Universe—a Store With No Shelves
Wawa is testing an all-digital convenience store on Drexel University’s campus in Philadelphia, writes Emma Dooling for Philadelphia Business Journal. The Wawa location at 3300 Market St. shut down for a six day-renovation before reopening on July 26. At this particular store, there are no shelves of food. Instead, all items are purchased on the…
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Revitalizing Local Manufacturing Through Innovative Audio-Visual Technology
Imagine entering the bustling premises of Armstrong World Industries, a titan in the local manufacturing scene here in Pennsylvania, and being met with the harmonious hum of machinery, the clear tones of a paging system, and a network of cameras strategically positioned to monitor every intricate detail of the production process. Over the years, manufacturing…
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When Lightning Strikes: Haverford Systems Helps Abington Presbyterian Church Weather the Storm
A lightning bolt can change things fast. Ask the folks at Abington Presbyterian Church, which has one of the tallest buildings in Abington. A lightning strike recently knocked out its vital livestreaming system. For many congregants, this was their lifeline to the church, especially during COVID-19. A real disaster, right? Well, Haverford Systems had other…
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Rosemont College and Cutting-Edge Tech: A Perfect Match
Welcome to Rosemont College, nestled in the heart of the Main Line. It’s where education and innovation walk hand-in-hand. With the helping hand of Haverford Systems, a leader in audio-visual technology, classrooms have turned into futuristic learning spaces. Fresh, New Ways to Learn Imagine learning with interactive whiteboards, collaborative tools, and hybrid-ready experiences. This isn’t…
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Villanova Professor’s ‘Smart Brain’ Could Hold Head Injury Breakthroughs
Dr. Qianhong Wu, a Villanova University professor, has invented, and holds a patent for, a “smart brain”. Dr. Wu’s revolutionary smart brain is a biometric model of the brain and skull that mimics the complexities of the human head, writes Chris Frew for BioBuzz. The invention is a new tool for researchers to study and…
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Immaculata University Adds New B.S. in Esports & Business Management
Immaculata University is offering a Bachelor of Science in esports and business management starting in fall of 2023. Esports, short for electronic sports, is a type of video game competition with professional players that includes structured, multiplayer video game events that are played either individually or as teams. This new degree program provides students with the…
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Marketing Mastery with IT Edge: Why Use a Digital Marketing Company?
Running a small business can be difficult, and local technology consultant, IT Edge, knows that. They’ve been serving the Chester County area for over 30 years, and have helped over 500 businesses local to the Philadelphia area. Within the last three years, IT Edge has opened a brand new branch of its company, focused specifically…
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Ardmore Public Relations Firm’s AI Press-Release Generator a Game-Changer for Clients
Artificial intelligence (AI) has been around for years as people try to seek ways to improve their work lives and find the best methods of using technology to their advantage. Gregory FCA, a public relations firm based in Ardmore, is one such company that, instead of fearing AI, has harnessed its power to create a…
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Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board Uses Cloud Technology
Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board has decided to implement a cloud migration project to transfer its operations to Oracle’s cloud-based financial and supply chain solutions to help it navigate major changes in both its business model and customer expectations, writes Oracle. “We’re a government agency, but we’re in a retail/wholesale environment,” said Michael Demko, the PLCB’s…
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West Chester Technology Consultant Helps Fellow IT Company Find Their Footing
As we all know, running a small business can be extremely difficult. Whether you’re going through periods of extreme business where you don’t have enough staff to keep up with demand, or if you’re going through periods of extreme slowness when it feels like it might not pick back up again. Regardless of what stage…
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