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Mineta San José International Airport
Airport adopts breakthrough common-use model with dynamic digital signage driven by Wyse thin clients
The Challenge: Enabling dynamic signage for the common-use environment
San José is America's tenth-largest city and the Capital of Silicon Valley, and its airport – Mineta San José International Airport (SJC) – is rapidly changing with a comprehensive modernization program that will offer a polished, high-tech face to the world that reflects the innovative character of the region and people it serves.
When completed in 2010, the $1.3 billion project will have accomplished a challenging fast-track, complex implementation that is doubling the size of the airport's terminal facilities while it has continued to operate and improve the quality of customer service during construction. It will also make SJC a forerunner in an emerging trend: a common-use infrastructure that leverages technology including Wyse thin clients for dynamic digital signage to enable different carriers to tap into the same airline gates and counters – creating efficiencies, cost-savings, and flexibility for both airlines and airport alike.
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