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    Enterprise & multi-site delivery

    Multi-Site & Enterprise AV Rollout Across the UK

    We roll out the same meeting rooms across every office as one programme - one design standard, phased install, commissioning and support - so every room works identically on day one.

    A national or enterprise rollout is not a series of single-room jobs bolted together. It is one design standard per room type, pre-configured and staged kit, a phased install around your operations, and a single project manager accountable end to end. We have delivered estates from an 8-room local authority to a 44-room, multi-floor building.

    Rollouts we have delivered

    EG Group

    A 44-room, multi-floor estate delivered as one programme, one design standard, one project manager.

    NEC Software Solutions

    31 installations across 12 UK sites delivered to a hard deadline.

    Derby City Council

    An 8-room Neat estate with full Dante audio for a local authority.

    How a multi-site rollout runs

    Four stages, one accountable team. The same rhythm whether it is three rooms across two offices or forty across a national estate.

    1. Survey and a single design standard

    We survey a representative sample of rooms and agree one design standard for each room type - huddle, meeting room, boardroom - so every site of the same type gets identical hardware, cabling and user experience. One standard is what makes a rollout repeatable and supportable.

    2. Pre-configuration, staging and phased install

    Equipment is received, checked, labelled and pre-configured before it reaches site, cutting on-site time and risk. We then install site by site in phases around your operations - out of hours where a floor cannot be taken offline - under one project manager and one programme.

    3. Commissioning and platform enrolment

    Each room is tested to a room-type script - audio, video, content sharing, control - and enrolled into your Teams, Zoom or Google Meet estate with the room resource account, so it behaves identically to every other room of its type on day one.

    4. Handover and ongoing support

    Every room hands over with photos, an asset list and documentation, so support is fast from day one. A managed support layer keeps the whole estate healthy from a single point of contact rather than site-by-site firefighting.

    Why enterprises run rollouts with MAV

    One standard, every site

    The same room type behaves identically in every office, so staff and IT learn one system, not ten.

    National coverage, one team

    UK-wide delivery coordinated from our London and Halifax bases - one accountable team, not a patchwork of local subcontractors.

    Lower cost per room at scale

    Shared survey, project management and travel mean per-room install labour falls sharply across a standardised rollout.

    Evidence-led sign-off

    Room-type test scripts, QA hold points and a photo-backed handover pack for every room across the estate.

    What a rollout costs, and why per-room cost falls at scale

    Rollout cost scales with the number and type of rooms, but the per-room labour cost drops the more standardised rooms you deploy. Survey, design, project management and travel are shared across the estate, so by the fourth room of a standardised design per-room install labour typically runs about 40% below a single-room install. That economy of scale is the single biggest reason to run a national estate as one programme rather than office by office.

    For the per-room hardware and labour detail, see our meeting room AV cost guide and our boardroom AV cost guide, both built from real UK price-book data.

    Multi-site rollout FAQs

    A multi-site AV rollout is the deployment of the same meeting room and video conferencing technology across several offices or buildings as one coordinated programme - one design standard per room type, one project manager, phased site by site - rather than a series of disconnected single-room jobs. It is how national and enterprise organisations get every room to behave the same way in every location.
    It scales with the number and type of rooms. Standard meeting rooms run £2,300 to £9,200 each in hardware and boardrooms £6,800 to £13,200, with installation on top - but per-room install labour falls sharply at scale. By the fourth room of a standardised design, per-room labour typically runs about 40% below a single-room install because survey, project management and travel are shared. Our meeting room and boardroom cost guides carry the full per-room detail.
    Yes. We deliver UK-wide as one programme, coordinated from our London and Halifax bases. We have delivered a 44-room multi-floor estate as a single programme for EG Group, 31 installations across 12 UK sites to a hard deadline for NEC Software Solutions, and an 8-room Neat estate with full Dante audio for Derby City Council.
    We agree one design standard per room type up front, pre-configure and stage equipment before it reaches site, and commission every room to the same room-type test script. Each room is enrolled into your Teams, Zoom or Google Meet estate the same way, so a huddle room in one city works exactly like a huddle room in another.
    Yes. Rollouts are phased around your business - site by site, floor by floor, and out of hours where a space cannot be taken offline. One project manager owns the programme and comms cadence so you always know which rooms are live, which are in progress and what is next.
    Yes. We standardise mixed and ageing estates onto one current design - replacing older huddle and boardroom kit with current Poly, Neat, Logitech, Yealink or Cisco hardware - while reusing cabling and containment that still serves, so you are not paying to rip out infrastructure that works.

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