Inland Control & Services Inc.

Custom user interfaces.

We strive to create exceptional custom user interfaces for our clients which allow them to monitor and control all of their building's systems

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INLAND CONTROL & SERVICES HAS A DEDICATED IN-HOUSE GRAPHICS TEAM. we make ENERGY MANAGEMENT AND BUILDING OPERATION SIMPLE.

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An important part of our process is to work closely with all of our departments within Inland Control & Services, as well as the client. We rely on engineers, programmers, the field crew and the end user to give us the necessary information to ensure that our graphics are the absolute best they can be. We keep the lines of communication open and reciprocal with every client we work with so that they become part of the team. Together we face challenges head on and utilize all of our strengths to create engaging and effective solutions for our client’s design needs. The product must be useful above all else, with each component designed to bring value to the client and experience.  

While we mainly focus on user interface design at Inland, we have taken on a variety of other projects and specialties including typography, photography, web-design, and branding. Most recently, Inland was presented with an amazing opportunity to donate our time towards a local non-profit organization. We were tasked with designing a new identity and website for the Prince George Sexual Assault Centre. This was an exciting project because we were given full creative freedom. We hope to bring more projects like this to our department in the future.

 

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Inland's staff is doing a tremendously great job working on developing a technology which is rapidly changing. We need to acknowledge this accomplishment and work together for the future of this district. There will always be challenges and change, this is what will make it great. I am really looking forward to showing our staff and managers the changes we have managed to do over such a short period of time.

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Barry Bepple

SD57 Energy and Sustainable Conservation Coordinator

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