Golden Star Technology, Inc. supported Cerritos College in the procurement, preparation, and deployment of 33 HP desktop systems. GST’s scope extended beyond hardware delivery, encompassing imaging, BIOS configuration, asset tagging, and full on-site deployment services. This initiative supported the College’s goal of refreshing end-user workstations efficiently while minimizing downtime and ensuring system consistency across all endpoints.

Key Tasks Included: 

• Executed mass imaging process at GST HQ with QA checks and DOA verification.
• Applied client-supplied asset tags; compiled asset report with serial, MAC, and asset IDs.
• Deployed endpoints to end-user locations with peripheral integration and structured cable routing.
• Ensured clean workstation setup with debris removal; supported green IT via e-waste handling and energy-efficient hardware.

GST successfully executed the full lifecycle of an endpoint deployment, from imaging to installation, for Cerritos College. By combining technical precision with efficient logistics and onsite services, GST delivered a turnkey solution that ensured each user received a fully functional, properly configured, and cleanly installed workstation. The College benefited from minimized disruptions, streamlined asset tracking, and a consistent computing environment, demonstrating GST’s continued dedication to providing dependable, adaptable, and high-quality support for endpoint deployment needs.

ORGANIZATION DETAILS:

Community College

3,500 employees

22, 700 students

INDUSTRY: 

Higher Education

VENDORS INVOLVED:

HP

Cerritos College faced the challenge of refreshing its end-user workstation fleet across campus with minimal disruption, while ensuring system uniformity, accurate asset tracking, and streamlined deployment. Coordinating the delivery, imaging, BIOS configuration, and on-site installation of multiple endpoint devices required precise execution and technical expertise to maintain operational continuity.

GST was called on to assist Los Angeles Community College District with the deployment of iPad kiosks by procuring and assembling the floor-standing enclosures designed to support district-issued iPads across 11 designated locations. By leveraging a piggybackable contract, LACCD was able to streamline procurement and move forward without delay. With GST managing the integration, configuration, and delivery of fully pre-assembled units, the district successfully rolled out a consistent, ready-to-use solution with minimal disruption.

Key Tasks Included: 

• Received and staged all kiosk hardware at GST’s integration facility, inspecting components to ensure they were defect-free and ready for deployment.
• Assembled floor-standing enclosures and securely installed district-issued iPads, followed by full device configuration, including Wi-Fi setup, Apple ID registration, and Jamf Pro enrollment using credentials provided by LACCD.
• Applied district-supplied asset tags to each iPad and stand, ensuring accurate placement and documentation.
• Coordinated and executed delivery to 11 LACCD locations, confirming receipt with on-site contacts and ensuring all units arrived pre-assembled and ready for immediate use.

This project demonstrates how effective partnerships and smart contract strategies can accelerate results without compromising quality. By leveraging an existing cooperative agreement, LACCD was able to streamline procurement and move swiftly into deployment. GST’s integration facility played a key role, allowing us to preassemble, configure, and validate each unit with precision before it ever reached a campus. The successful rollout across 11 locations reflects GST’s ability to deliver end-to-end solutions with consistency, efficiency, and technical excellence, both in-house and in the field.

ORGANIZATION DETAILS:

Largest Community College District in California

9 colleges

194,000-230,000 students

INDUSTRY: 

Higher Education

VENDORS INVOLVED:

Bosstab, Jamf Pro

LACCD needed to roll out secure, pre-configured iPad kiosks across 11 campuses and administrative sites with minimal disruption and a short deployment window. The challenge was to ensure consistent setup and delivery across multiple locations while working within the constraints of public procurement and without adding strain to internal IT resources.

GST partnered with Orange Coast College to assist in maintaining and restoring the projection capabilities of the OCC Planetarium. The primary objective was to remove six high-end projectors, and reinstall the projectors post-servicing. The client required a highly coordinated effort to avoid multiple visits, manage fragile equipment, and ensure minimal disruption to the Planetarium’s ongoing use.

Key Tasks Included: 

• Labeled and documented cabling and mounting positions, then safely removed six ceiling-mounted Sony projectors while preserving infrastructure and preventing damage.
• Packaged the projectors using GST-provided materials, labeled them by location, and coordinated a single-batch delivery to the manufacturer’s authorized service center to streamline logistics and minimize disruption.
• Reinstalled repaired projectors to original positions, then reconnected and verified all cabling to restore the system without altering AV settings.

Through the careful removal, coordination, and reinstallation of six high-performance projectors, GST helped restore the OCC Planetarium to its full immersive potential. As a space known for delivering captivating educational and visual experiences, the Planetarium is once again ready to engage students and visitors alike. GST’s support ensured the technology was brought back online smoothly and reliably, contributing to the continued success of this unique learning environment.

ORGANIZATION DETAILS:

Operating for the last 6 years

14,000 students visit a year

INDUSTRY: 

Education

VENDORS INVOLVED:

Sony

The OCC Planetarium required the removal and reinstallation of six ceiling-mounted projectors for offsite servicing—all without disrupting their scheduled field trips and educational programs. GST had to carefully manage the logistics, timing, and physical handling of the equipment to ensure a smooth turnaround and minimal downtime.

Golden West College initiated a campus-wide effort to modernize its outdoor digital signage at key intersections, aiming to improve communication with students, staff, and the public. The project involved replacing aging digital signs with modern LED displays, integrating them into existing monument structures, and implementing remote content management using cellular connectivity. To support the new technology, critical electrical improvements were made to ensure a seamless and reliable installation, all while minimizing disruption and utilizing owner-furnished components.

Key Tasks Included: 

• Safely removed the old digital signs while preserving the existing monuments and mounting structures for reuse.
• Chose new, high-quality LED signs that offer better visibility, energy efficiency, and durability in outdoor environments.
• Upgraded the electrical setup to safely support the new signage, ensuring long-term reliability.
• Set up a remote system that allows staff to easily update messages on the signs from anywhere using a cloud-based platform.
• Delivered training to campus staff on how to use the new system and provided user guides and documentation for future reference.

Golden West College now benefits from a state-of-the-art digital signage system that enhances campus communication and visibility. GST led the transformation by replacing outdated displays with high-resolution LED signage, integrated seamlessly into existing monument structures. The team managed the full lifecycle of the project—including safe removal of legacy units, precise installation using a crane for large-format displays, and electrical upgrades to meet the power demands of the new technology. In addition to installation, GST provided end-user training, detailed documentation, and system configuration files, delivering a reliable, scalable, and future-ready solution tailored to the college’s communication needs.

ORGANIZATION SIZE:

60,000 Students

5,000 Employees

INDUSTRY: 

Higher Education / Public Sector

VENDORS INVOLVED:

Daktronics, Eaton

Golden West College needed to replace outdated digital signage with modern displays, upgrade supporting infrastructure, and enable remote content management all while minimizing campus disruption and reusing existing structures.

Golden Star Technology (GST) collaborated with Fullerton College to design and install an advanced audio-visual (A/V) solution for a classroom that was in need of AV improvements. The project aimed to enhance classroom learning and distance education capabilities by integrating cutting-edge interactive display systems, audio equipment, and video conferencing tools.

Key Tasks Included: 

• Conducted a site survey to determine display and equipment placement. Coordinated with the client to ensure power and network readiness at display locations.
• Installed an 86″ 4K interactive display and a 65″ standalone standard display. Mounted ceiling speakers and connected a compact Extron amplifier. Integrated a ceiling-mounted microphone array with a digital sound processor.
• Ceiling-mounted a 1080p PTZ camera for video conferencing coverage. Connected the camera and audio systems to UC platforms using a slotted OPS and USB. Installed an Extron 7″ touch panel with controls for power, volume, and camera functions.
• Testing and Configuration: Performed acceptance testing to verify system functionality. Adjusted settings for optimal performance of all audio-visual components.

The project successfully modernized the classroom’s audio-visual capabilities, providing a seamless blend of functionality and user-friendliness. The new system enhances both in-class learning and distance education experiences, aligning with Fullerton College’s commitment to technology-driven education. GST’s  adherence to best practices and thorough execution ensured the project’s timely and satisfactory completion.

ORGANIZATION SIZE:

Community College

18,370 students enrolled

1,234 faculty members

INDUSTRY: 

Higher Education

VENDORS INVOLVED:

Extron, Newline, Chief, Samsung, Shure, Aver, Middle Atlantic, Panduit

Ensuring seamless coordination and alignment between site readiness, equipment installation, and system integration while managing delays caused by incomplete infrastructure preparation, such as power and network availability, and addressing structural assessments for mounting equipment.

Golden Star Technology (GST) partnered with California State University, Fullerton (CSUF) to transition from traditional, non-digital kiosks to advanced outdoor digital signage kiosks. GST designed and installed four dual-sided, 55″ digital signage kiosks at the Joseph Clayes III Performing Arts Center. These state-of-the-art kiosks are designed to withstand extreme weather conditions and provide dynamic, high-resolution content to students, staff, and visitors.

Key Tasks Included: 

• Install kiosks that can withstand harsh outdoor conditions, ensuring longevity and minimal maintenance.
• Ensure the new kiosks are integrated into existing campus infrastructure with minimal disruption.
• Equip campus IT staff with the necessary knowledge to manage and maintain the new digital signage system

GST’s expertise in AV solutions enabled CSUF to achieve its objective of modernizing campus communication with durable, high-performance digital signage. The project’s success demonstrates GST’s commitment to delivering quality solutions that meet the unique needs of educational institutions, ensuring long-term client satisfaction.

ORGANIZATION SIZE:

Leading Public University

Over 40,000 students, 2,000 faculty members, and numerous facilities across campus.

INDUSTRY: 

Higher Education

VENDORS INVOLVED:

BrightSign, Peerless – AV, Covid-Audio Visual

Golden Star Technology (GST) was to seamlessly transition California State University, Fullerton (CSUF) from outdated, non-digital kiosks to cutting-edge, dual-sided digital signage kiosks that could withstand harsh outdoor conditions, integrate smoothly into existing campus infrastructure, and empower IT staff to manage the new system—all while minimizing disruptions and ensuring high-quality, reliable performance.

El Camino College engaged Golden Star Technology (GST) to install an outdoor digital display at the Student Center. This project involved the installation of a weatherproof, outdoor rated 55” LCD display in a lockable enclosure. The display was mounted in a portrait orientation to provide clear, high-visibility information to students and visitors outside the Student Services building.

Key Tasks Included: 

• Conducted a site survey to determine the best location, power needs, and cabling requirements.
• Mounted the 55” outdoor-rated display in a portrait orientation with a lockable, weatherproof enclosure.
• Ran a network cable from the IDF to the display location, ensuring proper protection against environmental wear.
• Performed testing to confirm display functionality and reliable network connectivity.
• Provided the client with as-built drawings, user manuals, and configuration details

The project successfully provided El Camino College with a durable, weatherproof outdoor display solution that enhances communication with students and visitors. The system’s integration into the existing network allows for easy management, ensuring that content can be updated regularly without complications. GST met the project’s objectives by adhering to industry best practices and providing a system that will continue to serve the college’s needs effectively.

ORGANIZATION SIZE:

Serves approximately 33,000 students

900 instructors

INDUSTRY: 

Higher Education

VENDORS INVOLVED:

LG, The TV Shield

To design a display solution that could endure harsh outdoor conditions while maintaining flawless performance and ensuring vital information reached students and visitors effectively.

Golden Star Technology (GST) was contracted by CSU Fullerton, a major client in the education sector, to enhance the audiovisual capabilities of the Song Library PLN-216 DVC Room. The project involved installing the first 200-inch ViewSonic Video Wall in the U.S., designed to support complex presentations and multimedia content. GST seamlessly integrated the new video wall with the existing AV infrastructure, ensuring optimized performance and uninterrupted operation, setting a new standard for AV installations in educational settings.

Key Tasks Included: 

• Clear installation area and ensure electrical and structural readiness.
• Install the ViewSonic Video Wall, panels, AV equipment, and hard wire outlets.
• Integrate 4K components into the existing AV system for seamless operation.
• Program and configure the Extron control system for optimized performance.
• Test and calibrate all systems to ensure proper functionality.
• Provide training for end-users and deliver detailed documentation.

The project successfully introduced advanced AV technology with the first-ever 200-inch ViewSonic Video Wall. The 4K upgrades and optimized control programming ensure seamless operation and enhanced performance. Testing confirmed all systems meet specifications, and end-user training was completed. Overall, the project exceeded expectations, setting a new benchmark for AV technology in education.

ORGANIZATION SIZE:

Leading Public University

Over 40,000 students, 2,000 faculty members and numerous facilities across campus.

INDUSTRY: 

Higher Education

VENDORS INVOLVED:

ViewSonic, Extron

The installation of the 200-inch ViewSonic video wall at CSU Fullerton required precise planning, as it was the first of its kind in the U.S. Structural alignment was critical to ensure a perfect fit, and delays in custom cable delivery forced panel reinstallation to run a 25ft HDMI cable. Seamless integration with the existing Extron system was essential, and the project had to be completed on time to meet the academic schedule.