While the phrase Value Engineering may mean "cheaper" to some companies, join in as we discuss how Draper works to Engineer Value to make products better, faster, and stronger without increasing the cost.

Engineering Value
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While the phrase Value Engineering may mean "cheaper" to some companies, join in as we discuss how Draper works to Engineer Value to make products better, faster, and stronger without increasing the cost.
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August 2, 2021
Engineering Value Ep.11: Crafting Immersive Experiences by Choosing the Right Display Technology
The availability of flat panel displays in larger sizes has not necessarily led to better outcomes. In fact, in an ironic twist it has led to undersized images. There are several reasons for this, including habit, budget, or not enough space. Alan C. Brawn, CTS, ISF, ISF-C, DSCE, DSDE. DCME, the principal of Brawn Consulting and Randy Reece, director of audiovisual sales and marketing for Draper, will discuss this and other display topics in this episode of Engineering Value.

June 23, 2021
Engineering Value Ep.10: Gymnasium Control Systems and Designs
Pre-planning to develop a suitable gymnasium control system is a key element in modern gymnasium design, and the subject of the latest episode of Engineering Value, a Draper podcast. Gyms are becoming more multi-use facilities where different kinds of events are held.Gyms are also hosting more activities simultaneously.As we return to facilities in a post-pandemic world, we need ways of allowing groups to participate while distancing from other groups. Host Tyler Kern and Draper director of gymnasium equipment Neal Turner, CSI, CCPR, LEED®AP, discussed this topic in depth in a recent livestream, and that broadcast is now available as an audio or video podcast.

March 3, 2021
Engineering Value Ep.9: Selecting the Right Fabric for Proper Shading
Creating a perfect solution is a team effort. Such is the case when it comes to shading solutions and partnership between Draper® and Phifer, a third-generation, family-owned-and-operated textile weaver and manufacturer based in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. On this episode of Engineering Value, Jeff Miller, Director of Architectural Shading Solutions at Draper, and Bill Strickland, National Market Manager for Sun Control Products at Phifer Incorporated, explain how this relationship generates winning products and solutions.
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