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Touchscreen Displays for Higher Education: Classroom Control & Room Scheduling
Higher education campuses run on a tight, complicated schedule. Between packed lecture halls, shared classrooms, hybrid learning setups, and constant room turnover, IT and facilities teams need technology that keeps everything running smoothly. Touchscreen displays for classrooms are becoming a central part of that infrastructure, giving campuses a simple way to manage classroom control and…
Read More5 Unexpected Uses for Touchscreen Tables
When most people picture a touchscreen table, they think of a flashy showroom centerpiece or a conference room toy. That undersells what these displays can actually do. A well built interactive table, like GPO Display’s InteracTable, is a serious tool that solves real problems across a surprising range of industries. Here are five uses you…
Read MoreCase Study: Rodan + Fields | Lobby Video Wall Refresh
After nearly nine years of reliable service, the video wall in Rodan + Fields’ California office was due for a refresh. The installed panels had reached end-of-life status, and rather than extend the life of an aging system, the team decided it was the right time for a full replacement. A Trusted Partner, Upgraded As…
Read MorePCAP vs. IR Touch: Which Tech Is Right for Your Application?
Touchscreens have become the default way people interact with commercial kiosks, displays, and industrial equipment. But not all touch technologies are built the same, and choosing the wrong one can lead to frustrating user experiences or costly hardware failures down the line. Two of the most common options on the market today are Projected Capacitive…
Read MoreTouchscreens for Lobbies, Classrooms & Command Centers
A touchscreen for hotel lobbies has almost nothing in common with a touchscreen in a 24/7 security operations center, and yet both are, at their core, the same category of product. That gap between “same category” and “same requirements” is exactly why choosing the right display comes down to understanding the environment it will live…
Read MoreSimplifying Digital Signage Installations with PoE Technology
Anyone who has managed a signage rollout in a finished office, a government facility, or a secured building knows the friction that comes with it. Every display needs power, and getting power to the right spot often means coordinating with electricians, pulling permits, cutting into walls, and waiting. By the time the screen is up,…
Read MoreWhat Does TAA-Compliant Mean & Why is it Important?
If you work in government procurement, defense, education, or any sector that involves federal contracts, you have probably come across the term “TAA-compliant.” It shows up in product listings, RFP requirements, and purchasing guidelines. But what does it actually mean, and why does it matter when choosing a display manufacturer? What is the Trade Agreements…
Read MoreHow to Use PoE Displays for Advertising
Modern businesses are always looking for smarter ways to communicate with customers, visitors, and employees. Digital signage has become one of the most effective tools for doing exactly that, and Power over Ethernet technology is making it easier and more affordable than ever to deploy. If you’re upgrading a reception area or rolling out a…
Read MoreHow to Create a Wayfinding System With PoE Displays
People make snap judgments about a space the moment they walk in. If they can’t figure out where to go, that judgment turns negative fast. Whether it’s a visitor trying to find the right hospital wing, a student navigating a sprawling campus, or a hotel guest looking for the conference center, poor wayfinding creates friction…
Read MorePoE vs Traditional Displays: When to Use Which
Digital displays are everywhere now. From lobbies and hallways to conference rooms and classrooms, screens have become a core communication tool. When planning a new display project, one of the first decisions teams face is whether to use a PoE Monitor or a traditional display with separate power and data connections. Both options serve important…
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