Corporate entities and Universities have an abundance of enterprise digital signage solutions available to them. High-definition video monitors with streaming technology, interactive whiteboards, and live feeds to cell phones and tablets are among the many options. If there is a need, there is more than likely a solution. High-tech systems and software that offer remote and web-based controls over the information stream, and the components used for the display feature customizable interfaces that make it easy for the end-user to manage data flow. The boardroom, the waiting room, and the classroom can all be brought into the digital age via audio/visual information streaming. Unique data can be presented targeting specific groups.
Universities can take advantage of this technology by implementing video kiosks that produce interactive campus maps, announcements, and alerts. With the use of enterprise digital signage, a lecture can be broadcast to a variety of locations, creating digital classrooms that reach students beyond the confines of the University. Businesses can disseminate relevant documents or messages to a single user’s screen, or the entire company.
There is virtually no limit to the business and academic uses for digital signage. From mobile phones to giant screens in concert halls, the applications are virtually endless. Live feeds and automated content can be delivered effortlessly, allowing seamless communication and collaboration between individuals and groups across campuses or in different cities, making the world smaller and our reach longer.
Universities can take advantage of this technology by implementing video kiosks that produce interactive campus maps, announcements, and alerts. With the use of enterprise digital signage, a lecture can be broadcast to a variety of locations, creating digital classrooms that reach students beyond the confines of the University. Businesses can disseminate relevant documents or messages to a single user’s screen, or the entire company.
There is virtually no limit to the business and academic uses for digital signage. From mobile phones to giant screens in concert halls, the applications are virtually endless. Live feeds and automated content can be delivered effortlessly, allowing seamless communication and collaboration between individuals and groups across campuses or in different cities, making the world smaller and our reach longer.
Matt Zaleski
Matthew Zaleski has been involved in the A/V industry for over 30 years, and his family has been involved for much longer. Matthew started at Data Projections as a salesman in 1991, and as President, he oversees every aspect of the company, including maintaining relationships with partners and manufacturers. Under Matthew's guidance, Data Projections has cemented its position as a leader in the A/V integrator industry, especially in Texas. It's this commitment to the area, as well as top notch people at Data Projections, that makes it a top firm, according to Matthew. He takes pride in leading these people as they accomplish some of the most innovative projects an integrator can offer.