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Historic High Tech
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Doug Hardman had a lot of work to do to bring the AV system in the Ada City-County Emergency Management Center (ACCEM) in Boise, Idaho, into the 21st century. The center, housed in a concrete building, had two projectors and some chalkboards. The low-tech setup didn't do justice to its importance in the earthquake-prone area.
