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November 2008

• Smartlife International
  Beyond the Invisible have been featured as the lead article in this prestigious international lifestyle magazine. The article features our installation at the Regents Park Townhouse. You can read more about this project in our project portfolio. For more details on Smartlife International visit their website.
   
  October 2008

• CEDIA Board
  Jane Scotland has been re-elected to the board of CEDIA in Region 1 (EMEA) as Marketing Chair.  Jane is delighted to be able to continue her work to raise the profile of CEDIA amongst the general public.  Jane said that, "It is important that when customers are investing significant amounts of money in home technology they that they choose a CEDIA company.  This ensures that the company has reached a quality threshold, is properly insured and has certified staff.  As well as promoting better standards in the industry CEDIA aims to raise awareness of what is possible with home technology."   Full details on the new CEDIA board can be found here.
   
• Fifth Anniversary
  Beyond the Invisible celebrated its fifth anniversary this month.  Much has changed during this time with the initial team of three people growing to ten at the present time.  An anniversary is a fun time to look back on our growth and development but also an opportunity to look forward to make even larger strides forward over the next five years.
   
  

September 2008

• CEDIA USA
  Jane and Simon visited the CEDIA show in Denver to get the inside track on new developments in the industry for the year ahead.  A number of new product launches from Crestron and Control4 will provide exciting new functionality for systems.  They were also able to see the next wave of plasma screens to be launched before Christmas which are getting thinner and connecting directly to the Internet.
   
• Decorex
  Jane has once again been invited to speak at Decorex the leading London Interior Design show. A trade only event Jane will be introducing interior designers to the services that customer installers like ourselves can provide.  In particular stressing how interior designers and custom installers can work together in harmony on projects.
   

July 2008

• New Offices
  On the 14th July we moved to our new offices in Wimbledon Park. Our new facility provides us with four times the space we had previously.
  
  We now also have a dedicated rack building area which allows us to build and test up to four systems simultaneously. Building systems in our own facility rather on-site allows them to be fully tested before installing in a client's home. Not many companies are able to offer this facility. However it has massive benefits as a client can see the system in action before it is installed and allows us to check the system thoroughly.

June 2008

• Wimbledon Village Fair
  We installed a full scale home cinema in a marquee at the fair.  This enabled us to demonstrate the benefits of the Kaleidescape DVD server and Control4 system to the estimated 15,000 people who attended this one day event.
  
  Our portfolio of completed projects attracted a great deal of attention and we were busy throughout the day. Many thanks go to Bowers & Wilkins who kindly donated a Zeppelin iPod dock which was raffled in aid of the Wimblebdon Guild.
  
  We'd also like to thank William Tse from Kaleidescape who supported us on the day.
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  

• New Website Launched
  This new website launched in mid-June.  We have worked hard to make this both attractive and detailed and we do hope you find what you are looking for.  We'd welcome on this new design and our new corporate identity.

• Residential Systems Europe
  Jane Scotland has been asked to write an extended monthly column in Residential Systems Europe magazine, the leading industry magazine for the custom installation industry.  Jane is already contributing Editor of the publication.

May 2008

• Electronic House
  Simon Scotland has been accepted as a 'pro' at www.electronichouse.com where he answers questions from the public on all aspects of home entertainment and installation.

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