Control Room Paradigm Shift – Best Practices for Video Wall Projects

Webinar
Thursday, July 16th, 2026 | Zoom
10:00 AM CEST (UTC+2) – Europe
EUROPE, AFRICA, MIDDLE EAST, APAC
12:00 PM GST
(UTC+4) – Middle East
03:00 PM (UTC+7) - Southeast Asia
12:00 PM EDT
(UTC-4) – New York / US & Canada Eastern Time
09:00 AM PDT
(UTC-7) – US & Canada Pacific Time
11:00 AM COT (UTC-5) – Colombia / Peru
US, CANADA, LATAM

A Control Room Is More Than a Video Wall

After InfoComm 2026, the AV and control room market is actively discussing new approaches to visualization, interaction, and data-driven operations. Video walls are no longer perceived only as display systems. They are becoming part of a broader operational environment.

The video wall gives teams a shared situational overview, while operator workstations support deeper analysis and control. Data sources provide live information from dashboards, maps, alerts, cameras, and business systems.

Building an effective control room therefore requires more than connecting sources to displays. It needs a dedicated control layer that brings data, users, systems, and workflows together.
Ivan Romashko
Head of Consulting, Polywall
Speakers
Dennis Shishkin
Control Room Сonsultant, Polywall
Speakers

Explore the Control Room Layer for Video Walls

A control room layer extends video wall software into a software-defined workspace for visualization, interaction, integration, and control. It brings together software sources, content capture, automation, and interfaces – the key areas behind daily control room work.

During the webinar, we will explore this concept through real control room scenarios and show these principles in practice.

During the webinar, we’ll cover:

Throughout the session, Polywall will be used to demonstrate these principles in real control room scenarios, followed by a live Q&A.
What a Control Room Layer Adds to Modern Projects
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Explore how a software-based approach helps teams add new workflows without rebuilding the existing infrastructure or adding extra costs.
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Why Video Walls Are Becoming Operational Workspaces
Learn why modern control rooms need to work with data, dashboards, remote users, and interaction, not only source display.
Best Practices for Visualization, Interaction, and Automation
See how teams can organize video wall content, control selected sources, and automate routine scenarios.
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Interactive Remote Access Strategies
Learn how teams can access selected sources based on approved devices, locations, and user roles.
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Multipurpose Control Room Scenarios Support
Understand how one room can support monitoring, briefings, crisis workflows, and executive views without rebuilding the setup.
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This webinar is ideal for

Control room managers and IT teams working with dashboards, live data, source management, remote access, and daily video wall operations.
Organizations planning to build, modernize, or scale video wall environments with more flexible workflows.
AV / IT integrators designing control rooms, situation centers, monitoring rooms, and video wall projects across different industries.

Join us at the webinar!

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10:00 AM CEST (UTC+2) – Europe
EUROPE, AFRICA, MIDDLE EAST, SE ASIA
12:00 PM GST (UTC+4) – Middle East
03:00 PM (UTC+7) – Southeast Asia
12:00 PM EDT (UTC-4) – New York / US & Canada Eastern Time
09:00 AM PDT (UTC-7) – US & Canada Pacific Time
11:00 AM COT (UTC-5) – Colombia / Peru
US, CANADA, LATAM
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