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Multimedia Technology & Herma Technologies announce new audience feedback solution from REPLY Systems.
 19 August, 2008 11:05:00

Melbourne Tuesday August 19th 2008. Following on from the success of developing the market for 2C business and home theatre screens, Multimedia Technology has embraced the growing market of audience management tools by releasing the REPLY Systems audience feedback solution.

“Being able to instantly know what the audience thinks brings a whole new dimension to training and seminars” said Adam Zammit Multimedia Technology Product Manager for REPLY Systems.

The REPLY system comprises of three elements:

• PowerCom software - a power point plug in that adds audience polling capability to your presentation. • USB 2 Base station which plugs into your notebook/computer • Audience feedback remotes (100 metre range))

Standard opinion polling features allow you to present a question, poll the audience and then show the results. This is a highly effective means for generating quality discussion and since you are using Power Point, you can easily insert questions anywhere in the slide show.

The REPLY Mini System 30 pack is an ideal starter pack comprising of one USB base station, PowerCom software and 30 audience feedback remotes with a RRP of $2999.00 Inc GST.

Up to 100 keypads can be used with each base station with a maximum of 15 base stations.

“REPLY systems will also give you a detailed and accurate log of responses to every question making it perfect for testing, voting and reporting purposes”. “Saving you time, collation errors and ultimately money” said Rob Plowman Herma Marketing Manager.

About Multimedia Technology

Multimedia Technology has established itself as one of Australia's Premier National IT Distributors representing many of the leading IT/AV/Software and Communications vendors from Australia and around the world. Today Multimedia Technology employs more than 85 staff across 4 states and has embraced business management practices and solutions aimed at making us easy to communicate with, responsive to our partner’s requirements and that provide timely delivery.

We invite you to visit us at www.mmt.com.au

For further information on REPLY Systems please contact:

Adam Zammit Product Manager Multimedia Technology (03) 9837 2500 Email: acz@mmt.com.au

Melbourne (03) 9837 2500 Sydney (02) 8962 4800 Brisbane (07) 3360 8000

Media contact: Philip Jackson Marketing Manager Multimedia Technology (03) 9837 2500 Email: prj@mmt.com.au

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