Having the innovation to develop comprehensive workplace technology landscapes, Phase Integration customized a collaborative plan early in the renovation and construction process. Architects and designers were made aware of TEA’s technology priorities, clear communication was established, and technology installation was effectively coordinated alongside the project’s timeline.

“Technology is very important. The Energy Authority is people and systems,” said Susan Boggs, TEA Chief People Officer. “Having a company that focuses on that one aspect and has the expertise in technology was extremely beneficial and helped us achieve our goals.”

From inception, Phase Integration tapped into an expansive network of value-driven vendors and manufacturers to provide TEA low voltage structured cabling and sound masking service, high-tech audio visual technology solutions, and integrated commercial security system design.

Seamlessly, employees visiting alternate offices can securely enter the building using touchless badge access. Plus, both offices are equipped with multi-point surveillance cameras strengthening their commercial security systems. In designing structured cabling, the fiber optic cables were uniquely concealed boarding each office level, creating an aesthetically consistent framework leading to appropriate server rooms. Installing dual LED video displays in every conference room enables TEA employees to virtually connect via one screen and separately display content on the other.