Autocue’s QNet improves efficiency of bank's in-house channel

Autocue recently announced the sale of their QNet software to Wachovia Bank, in Charlotte, North Carolina.
Showcased at NAB along with Autocue’s complete line of products, Qnet, a networked scripting and prompting system, provides a comprehensive range of specialized scriptwriting and rundown management tools. All of these are fully integrated with state-of-the-art digital prompting.
The system to be implemented Q2 of 2005 at the Wachovia Video Network, their in-house television station, which broadcasts to Wachovia locations.
QNet is appropriate for any speech-based programming, news, production, corporate or political presentation, or any other environment where a number of people work together on scripts and rundowns. Wachovia also purchased flat screen QTV prompter LCD monitors with a TFT screen that delivers clear, bright text, even in conditions of high ambient light, with a smooth scroll that facilitates delivery and legibility. The complete system uses Autocue’s proprietary Automation Control Center (ACC).
Autocue claims to be the only newsroom automation solution provider that automates the entire newscast with all the automation elements built into the software, as well as fully integrated built-in prompting. This enables the airing of CG's, video clips and still stores, with just the click of a mouse.
As updates are actively delivered by the server, QNet guarantees that the latest script changes or revisions may be viewed immediately.
Autocue’s prompting solutions are compatible with all newsroom systems on the market and are used all over the world by broadcasters, production professionals, government facilities and corporate producers requiring excellence in prompting and newsroom automation solutions.
For further information, visit www.autocue.com
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