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REDWOOD CIT Y, CA

Hot Performer

Programmatic marketing firm relies on Crestron technology

Programmatic marketing is an extremely competitive business.

Although you may not realize it, many of the banner ads you see on your favorite

social media, news, and shopping sites are served to you via an instantaneous,

user-by-user bidding process. Based on millions of data points, including your

demographics, browsing history, and shopping history, advertisers evaluate how

likely you are to click through an ad and purchase their product. If they believe you

are a good prospect, they can afford to bid more than their competitors to serve you

a specific ad.

What makes the process so competitive is the fact that, typically, this all takes place

in less than a tenth of a second. The effectiveness of a programmatic campaign

thus depends on the quality of the advertiser’s information, and how quickly and

effectively they can act on it.

Rocket Fuel®, Inc. is the fastest growing of several firms that create software to

manage these programmatic campaigns. To thrive in this ultra-competitive business,

they rely heavily on close communication with clients and collaboration between

internal teams. So when they moved into a new headquarters last year, they included

a best-of-class conference center with more than 50 meeting rooms, each of them

based on Crestron technology.

Challenge

Create a technology design standard

for a firm that relies heavily on close

communication and collaboration, and

implement it in their new headquarters.

Solution

Use Crestron technology as the

backbone for extensive audio, video,

and video conferencing systems.

Rocket Fuel

Saying ‘Crestron,’ at least

for facilities folks, is almost

like saying ‘Frigidaire’

for a kitchen – everyone

knows exactly what I’m

talking about. There’s a

basic touch and feel of a

Crestron panel that anyone

can understand and start

using right away.”

— Tim Keogh

Rocket Fuel, Inc.

C A S E S T U D Y | C O R P O R A T E

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crestron.com | 800.237.2041

R O C K E T F U E L | C O R P O R A T E

Founded just seven years ago, Rocket Fuel has grown

remarkably fast, to over 1,000 employees and more

than 20 branch offices around the world. In fact,

Deloitte® called them the fastest growing technology

firm in 2013, and Forbes

® called Rocket Fuel one of

America’s most promising companies.

Their new Redwood City, CA headquarters is more

than ten times larger than the old space. In designing

it, they asked Sunnyvale-based integrator Thresher

Communications and Productivity to develop

technology standards that they would use throughout

all of their facilities.

A major concern was the ability to attract the very

best people and give them every opportunity to

work closely together. “Our culture is extremely

collaborative,” explains Kirk Thompson, Director of

Real Estate and Facilities.” At the same time, we have

to let prospective employees know that we are a great

place to work.”

One of the most interesting rooms is an “all-hands”

space where CEO George John and the executive

team can host monthly town hall meetings. In these

open forums, employees can discuss what’s going

on with the business and share personal news and

achievements.

During these meetings, the firm displays a mosaic of

live images from each of their main offices. “We call

this our ‘Brady Bunch,’ with one office in each square,”

says Tim Keogh, Facilities Manager.

“Our thought was to create a system that would

enable us to easily switch between local and distant

offices, with audio and video that’s crisp and clean,”

adds Thompson. “And even though our CEO has a

PhD, we wanted something that you wouldn’t need a

PhD to operate.”

To make that possible, the Thresher team standardized

on Crestron DigitalMedia™ to carry video and audio

signals within each office, Polycom

® end points

together with the BlueJeans Network

® service to

An all-hands space

Our thought was to create a system

that would enable us to easily switch

between local and distant offices...

And even though our CEO has a

PhD, we wanted something that you

wouldn’t need a PhD to operate.”

— Kirk Thompson

Rocket Fuel, Inc.

“

R O C K E T F U E L | C O R P O R A T E

crestron.com | 800.237.2041

handle office-to-office communications, and Crestron

control to simplify operations. They built a control

room behind one of the video walls, so a technician

could make all of the connections, and handle

cameras and other sources for the town halls. Smaller

meetings are controlled by the presenters.

For the all-hands space, the Thresher team designed a

presentation system using two 7-foot high by 12-foot

wide video walls, each with nine 55" Planar

® displays

in a 3X3 matrix. “We set them up in an L-shaped

configuration in the corner of the room, with space

for a podium between them,” explains Ishak Kang,

Program Manager at Thresher. That way, facilities

staff can set up chairs in a semi-circular arrangement,

keeping the entire group relatively close to the podium.

They also ceiling-mounted a projector and six displays

farther back in the room to make sure everyone can

see clearly.

Since the headquarters is open to employees and their

families 24/7/365, the space is also set up as a café,

where employees can eat breakfast, lunch, or dinner,

meet informally, or watch a movie or a ball game,. The

video wall most often displays sports from DIRECTV

or messages from a Brightsign

® digital signage

system, although there’s also a Blu-ray™ player and

access to Netflix® and iTunes® videos via Apple TV

®.

“We included a jukebox service called RockBot

®,”

Keogh adds. “Our people can download a RockBot

app for their phones, and then pick songs to play over

the sound system in the café, our lounge, or game

room.”

An extensive conference center

Another highlight of the headquarters is a four-way

divisible meeting room that seats up to 200 people.

It’s used frequently for department meetings, such as

IT, engineering, marketing, or sales. “Thresher did a

great job of automating these rooms,” Keogh says. The

Crestron system senses the positions of the airwalls,

and then automatically combines or separates the

sound and video systems as needed. For example, if

the two center rooms are used in combination and the

two outer rooms separately, the system automatically

routes signals to the appropriate projectors and ceiling-

mounted loudspeakers.

Keogh adds that, because the room is so wide when

it’s fully opened, they wanted four screens side by side,

“We realized that we didn’t want everyone having to

crane their necks to look at the presenter.” Instead,

an image of the presentation is displayed on the two

inner screens, and one of the presenter to the two outer

screens. This way, those seated in the center can look

directly at the person talking, and those at the outer

edges can look at an image from a camera mounted in

the back of the space.

That presenter camera is one of two used by a Polycom

video conferencing system Thresher integrated in this

room, making it ideal for large multi-office conferences.

“What impressed me was that Thresher really listened

to how we wanted to use the room, and then figured

out a way to make that happen using the Crestron

gear.”

Produktspezifikationen

Marke:	Crestron
Kategorie:	Nicht kategorisiert
Modell:	CP3N
Breite:	439 mm
Tiefe:	167 mm
Gewicht:	1420 g
Produktfarbe:	Schwarz
Höhe:	44 mm
AC Eingangsspannung:	100-240 V
AC Eingangsfrequenz:	50 - 60 Hz
Betriebstemperatur:	5 - 45 °C
Relative Luftfeuchtigkeit in Betrieb:	10 - 90 %
Stromverbrauch (Standardbetrieb):	24 W
Anzahl Ethernet-LAN-Anschlüsse (RJ-45):	2
Gehäusematerial:	Metall
Interne Speicherkapazität:	4 GB
Speicherkapazität:	0.5 GB
Interner Speichertyp:	SDRAM
Wärmeableitung:	50 BTU/h
Speichermedien Typ:	Flash