The Museum Pos Indonesia has embraced the DSPPA Paperless Conference System for streamlining internal processes, which eliminates the reliance on physical copies of documents and presentations during meetings and conferences.
Museum POS Indonesia, established in 1983 and located in Bandung City, displays stamps, photos and historical items related to PT. Pos Indonesia (Persero), the postal company of Indonesia.
The museum is open to the public and offers educational and cultural hours for visitors to learn more about the country’s postal history.
With the support of our Indonesia agent, the implementation of the DSPPA Paperless Conference System at the Museum Pos Indonesia has been executed seamlessly.
Product Highlight
DSPPA Paperless Conference System Solution seamlessly integrates robust document organization and resource sharing with an advanced audiovisual matrix and digital conference system, facilitating dynamic and interactive communication.
The collaboration of multiple systems provides a premium conference solution, optimizing workflows, minimizing delays, and enhancing overall productivity.
D7600 Paperless Conference System
DSPPA's Paperless Conference System is a user-friendly, eco-friendly solution, offering document distribution, annotation, voting, electronic whiteboard, and video transmission for streamlined meetings at reduced costs.
The D7600 paperless conference system revolutionized meetings at Museum Pos Indonesia, providing secure and eco-friendly information sharing with high-quality audiovisuals.
D6201 Intelligent Conference System
The DSPPA D6201 intelligent conference system improves meeting efficiency, enhances interactivity, expands participant range, and helps the Museum Pos Indonesia manage its meeting processes.
D6108 2K Audiovisual Matrix System
The 2K Audiovisual Matrix System is an advanced device for switching audio and video signals, commonly used in various fields such as radio, TV, multimedia, and control centers.
The museum values preserving Indonesia's postal history and promoting education, and their adoption of the paperless conference system is yet another step towards achieving these goals more effectively and sustainably.
