AIC Terminal
Connected operations for integrators, built on JetBuilt. The Departures Board, ROM Builder, scheduling, time tracking, inventory and POs, and accounting, all reading the same jobs.
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The story
The software exists because the paperwork didn't keep up with the jobs.
Art Howard came up through audio engineering and broadcast and RF communication systems, ran his own integration company in Las Vegas, taught the trade, and now runs installations for Morgan Sound. Every piece of AIC started as something the shop needed and couldn't buy.
AIC Terminal began as a dashboard that read JetBuilt projects so nobody had to retype the build sheet into stock, POs, the schedule, timesheets, or the books. GTG Training grew out of years of teaching new technicians how signal actually flows. AIC-PNW is the consulting practice for the questions that don't fit inside an integrator.
TimelineSheet A-2
BackgroundAudio engineering, broadcast and RF systems
Signal, power, and control from the transmitter to the rack.
1995 – 2001Owner-operator, Las Vegas
Luxury home AV and theaters, bars and restaurants, jewelry-store security, CCTV, access control, and fire alarm.
TeachingCommunity college and IBEW Local 46
Low-voltage and AV instruction for apprentices and working electricians in the Seattle area.
ElectricalMilne Electric
Low-voltage work inside a commercial electrical contractor.
NowInstallation Manager, Morgan Sound · Founder, AIC
Running installs for a Lynnwood integrator in business since the early 1980s, and building the software it runs on.