Banks, investment firms, stock trading organizations, and other large-scale financial institutions all have an ever-increasing amount of visual data to analyze. There’s a whole litany of operation centers that help power financial institutions starting chiefly with Security Operations Centers (SOCs) that monitor the security of…
Whether updating an existing control room or building a new space from scratch, your organization must make a lot of decisions regarding technology. Of all the components that go into a control room, the operators’ data visualization system is one of the most important. If…
If your control room space requires an LED video wall, you’ve likely run across the term “pixel pitch” while researching display options. Pixel pitch refers to the distance between the center of one pixel (or LED cluster) on a display to the center of an…
With Smart City Operations Centers popping up all over the country, the future has never felt closer. We may not have entire metropolises running on smart devices yet, but real-world testing environments are helping to pave the way. To get to that future, companies need…
Across all markets, the command and control room environment has specific requirements that depend entirely on the organization using the space. Ease of use, accessibility, and operating performance are all key necessities for any control room. However, there’s one element in any mission-critical operations control…
Anyone working in the command and control space has noticed the growing trend toward a reliance on web-based applications. URL feeds, cloud-based, or SaaS applications are commonly used across multiple markets to monitor network health, traffic, and security. Public safety and defense organizations use web-based…
Touchscreen wall. Interactive wall. Multi-touch control. The Minority Report experience. No matter what you call it, you can’t overstate the WOW factor of touch-enabled video walls. Proper execution means starting at the root of the user experience.
It doesn’t take much for a conference room to become a stagnant workspace that damages productivity more than it helps. However, with the right investment, a conference room can add immeasurable value by bringing new and dynamic functionality to your team. Take a look at…
If you’re in the market for a visualization system, you’ve probably found that video wall displays come in a bewildering range of shapes, sizes, and technologies. You may also have noticed that many manufacturers use different names for the same technologies and make conflicting claims…
LED-LCD and LED-based rear-projection cubes are both enduringly popular video wall display types, and have several common strengths. With MTBFs of up to 100,000 hours, both are extremely reliable and suitable for 24/7 mission-critical applications. Both display types are also scalable over time since additional…