MTEMC’s control room video wall. From static to dynamic “The wall was pretty static,” says Chip Pinion, system control supervisor, Middle Tennessee Electric Membership Corporation (MTEMC). “There wasn’t a whole lot we could do with it as far as changing the layouts and changing different things we’d like to put up on the screens.” And with the wall pushing seven years old, acquiring parts was becoming an issue. The wall in question? The video wall in MTEMC’s control center, a critical space that not only runs 24/7 but is a primary command and control decision-making center. MTEMC provides electricity to 205,000 residents within four major counties, and covers a demanding 2,100 square miles of service territory. As a cooperative, MTEMC refers to their customers as members

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