Harman’s project narrative begins at the point where exciting concepts meet ordinary constraints: doorway widths, branch circuits, guest circulation, prize storage and technician access.
Early planning separates confirmed model data from provisional layout allowances. A placeholder stays labeled until a selected machine and current document close it.
Build the record so the next operator can understand why each decision was made.
Before installation, a readiness review identifies owners for utilities, network, payout integration and local approval. This prevents a sales assumption from silently becoming an operational requirement.
At commissioning, version identifiers and acceptance conditions are recorded. Changes after handoff are treated as changes, not absorbed into memory.
The result is a dependable operating baseline. Actual revenue, uptime and guest response remain venue-specific and must be measured after launch.
