A key reason we selected Visionary was because of their robust network capabilities.” Ultimately, we selected Visionary because they provided us with a reliable solution that filled each of the gaps. It came down to two choices, Visionary and another large competitor. We chose a network-based video solution because Resorts World Las Vegas wanted to connect anything on the property to any location. “The final piece in the design was selecting a video solution. “Technology West Group was chosen for the design phase and, at the time, the project was very fluid,” noted Reisig. It’s a very large, purpose-built network designed to supply one gigabit of non-blocking bandwidth, end to end, to any location on the property with less than a millisecond of latency.” “The number of endpoints continues to grow as we build out the system. The network at Resorts World Las Vegas includes over 2,000 PacketAV endpoints and 2,000 QLAN channels,” said Reisig. “A critical component in a network AV system in the network. Richard Reisig, vice president for Technology West Group, worked directly with Resorts World Las Vegas to facilitate the design of the low-rise section (known as “the podium”), the west tower, The District and all outdoor areas. Technology West Group of Las Vegas was selected to oversee the project, including designing and implementing the overall AV system and property-wide network specifications. It’s unique to have this many integrators who were once competitors coming together to put this wonderful project together.”

The size and scope of the project brought together multiple AV integrators, each of whom took on specific areas of the massive venture. “It encompasses almost every portion of the property, with more than 2,000 end points and growing. “Resorts World Las Vegas has built what is probably the largest AV-over-IP network of its kind,” reports Scott Freshman, chief operating officer for Visionary.

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