First challenge we tackled was working with their office managers and neighboring tenants to confirm we would have access to  run cables and power where we needed them. For the Kent, Washington office we needed to remove their conference room carpet, place a specialized thin pathway to run the carpet from the table location to the wall. Once to the wall we needed to cut holes in both where the pathway met the wall, as well as the TV location where we would mount the control computer, and system hubs. We brought in a local flooring expert to oversee the removal and installation of the carpet tiles while our team worked on fishing the cabling through the walls. The Spokane office had an opposite challenge. There was existing conduit to run the cables but it ran above the drop ceiling and not to the TV location, all of which was nearly twice the distance as the Kent office. For this we fished extra long cables through the walls and through the drop ceiling and to the TV. The next two problems of time and distance were managed together. We prioritized the Kent location as it was closer to our home base. We worked closely with the manufacturer, our distribution partners and the client to manage supply chain, lead times, and expectations. With the technology being as new as it was we knew we were on the bleeding edge so we needed to leave room for testing and a full shake out once the systems were installed.