WHEN YOU ARE CHOOSING SIGNAGE SOLUTIONS, YOU WANT TO CHOOSE THE BEST. MAKING USE OF LEADING TECHNOLOGIES PHILIPS HAVE DEVELOPED IMPACTFUL SIGNAGE SOLUTIONS THAT BRING INNOVATION TO YOUR BUSINESS
CMND
CMND makes it easy to handle signage solutions for your business. This intuitive software allows you to do everything from remote display management to updating and pushing out content.
Display Management Update and control your environment of displays, all at once. Plus, you’ve got the ability to update software remotely, ensuring that your business keeps running no matter what.
Content Management There are drag and drop widgets, video and image playback, and a scheduling feature to daypart content. With full HD resolution and the ability to show content in both portrait and landscape mode, your message is sure to shine.
Powered by Android™ Android OS means smarter, faster, and more intuitive professional displays.*
(*Selected Models Only)
D-Line - Conduct your business and engage your audience
Develop and play your own Android apps, directly from the display
Enhanced connectivity with an mPCIe slot (featuring 4G LTE, extra Wifi and bluetooth connectivity)
CMND for total control over the display Automatic Screenshots for proof of play
T-Line - Discover a new level of interaction with true Multi-Touch displays
True Multi-Touch with multiple simultaneous touch points
U-Line – the Ultimate large screen experience in Ultra HD
4K Ultra HD
QuadViewer to show content from 4 separate inputs all on one screen
Keep your content up and running with Failover
OPS insert to create an all-in-one digital signage solution
USB Plug-and-Play with HID compliance
Picture-in-picture for advanced remote presentation Anti-glare and reduced optimal parallax
Peace of Mind
All Philips Signage displays are backed by a 3 year De-install / Re-install warranty, minimising downtime and speeding up the recovery process.
24< MEETING & COLLABORATION SOLUTIONS. THE MAVERICK GUIDE
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