Montclair, NJ ― Patricia Alex reports on NorthJersey.com that Montclair State University has entered into a "strategic alliance" with Sony Electronics to outfit the school's new communications building with state-of-the-art 4K television and movie studio and production equipment.
The university will receive discounted pricing from the electronics giant — which has offices in Park Ridge — in purchasing equipment for the communications school and other areas of the university, including a nursing school that will launch in the fall, said Jack Shannon, vice president for university advancement.
The university will receive discounted pricing from the electronics giant — which has offices in Park Ridge — in purchasing equipment for the communications school and other areas of the university, including a nursing school that will launch in the fall, said Jack Shannon, vice president for university advancement.
The three-year agreement, made public today, would not limit the school's electronics purchases to Sony, but Shannon said Sony pricing and quality make it a good deal for Montclair State.
"This is a tremendous opportunity to partner with one of the world's technology leaders," he said, adding that he anticipates Montclair State will spend "several million" to purchase equipment but will receive substantial benefits in return.
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"This is a tremendous opportunity to partner with one of the world's technology leaders," he said, adding that he anticipates Montclair State will spend "several million" to purchase equipment but will receive substantial benefits in return.
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