Old Dominion University Transforms Campus Learning Spaces with Sony BRAVIA Professional Displays

Old Dominion University (ODU) is investing in Sony BRAVIA professional displays to enhance learning environments and deliver exceptional experiences campus-wide. The Challenge Higher education faces mounting pressure from declining enrollment, rising costs, and growing scrutiny over the value of a degree ODU needed to replace aging, failing display technology within tight budget constraints, requiring a reliable and intuitive solution that faculty could use independently without ongoing technical support The Solution ODU deployed over 100 Sony Pro BRAVIA displays and laser projectors for classroom presentations and digital signage across academic buildings, conference rooms, and common areas, all centrally managed campus-wide Sony’s versatility, reliability, and low-maintenance hardware made them the trusted choice for ODU’s wide range of campus needs The Outcome Sony BRAVIA professional displays and laser projectors have transformed day-to-day operations at ODU, allowing faculty to walk in and teach without any technical friction Centralized management allows ODU to push campus-wide updates or targeted messaging simultaneously, saving significant time and resources “Reliability is the key. That I don’t have to touch something for years and it still works? That’s a win-win for me.” Dwayne Smith Executive Director of Digital Integration Environments, Old Dominion University Ease of Use Sony Pro BRAVIA displays empower faculty to walk in and begin teaching instantly, eliminating the need for technical support Centralized Management All 100+ BRAVIA professional displays are networked and managed campus-wide, allowing simultaneous updates and targeted messaging from a single system Cost Efficiency Sony’s durable, low-maintenance hardware helps ODU reduce long-term operational costs while staying within tight budget constraints Campus Communication Centralized digital signage enables ODU to deliver real-time messaging and targeted communications across the entire campus