Content Generation and Management Software for AV Networks
The main purpose of corporate AV networks is the unification, standardization and control of multiple types of displays used in the office of a large organization.
The most common types of applied screens are PR/CSR screens, a digital signage, video walls in KPI rooms and customer support departments, cafeteria displays, control rooms, conference halls, boardrooms and other workplaces. Operator consoles may be necessary for some video walls in order to manage input sources, while others require scheduled or predefined content playback and distribution.
Polywall Control Room Software Solution for AV Networks
Polywall Enterprise software is a versatile, cost-efficient and scalable solution for corporate AV networks.
Polywall Enterprise is perfect for integrating and covering the entire AV network. It relies on regular standardized IT equipment, maximizes the efficiency and cuts down the TCO.
The embedded digital signage functions like running playlists, scenarios, scheduled content and screen duplication make it simple to manage multiple digital signage screens of any resolution and composition.
The best-in-class Polywall operator console can run on any specialized environment, launching video wall layouts and providing manual control of input sources.
One of the key features of the Polywall Enterprise license is the “Rooms”, i.e. multiple virtual spaces, each with video walls of any composition and resolution as well as repositories for sources and several dedicated users (operators). Rooms can be added without any changes in your license, which makes Polywall a scalable and cost-effective solution to organize a corporate AV network.
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