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Seneca simplifies projects integrators traditionally deal with by dividing them into three buckets: entry-level, mid-market and high-end.With such simplification in mind, we chose five digital signage solutions that will help you serve almost any project you’ll meet down the road.
So, how do you choose a digital signage media player? The driving factor should always be your customer’s needs. You know how those consulting meetings work. You ask different questions, your customer answers, and you find the right product for the job together. But you should never force a project to the feats of product X or Y.
In those consulting meetings with the customer, some of the questions that may appear are:
- To how many displays should the media player drive video? One, two, or six?
- What is the intended use of the system? Are we talking about digital signage for retail, offices, or digital signage for outdoor display advertising?
- Where will the devices be installed? Indoors, environments with grease particles floating or digital signage for drive-thru lanes?
- What type of content will the media player reproduce? HD (1080 p), or intense, multipixel animation?
- Is the customer looking for enterprise-class solutions, or will any OS/processor work?
- When does the customer need the equipment? With the current supply chain challenges, this isn’t a minor question.
- And more.
Let’s assume for a second that you’re dealing with a customer quoting digital signage devices for an enterprise-class environment. Some of the customer requirements are unparalleled performance, long-term support, a cost-effective appliance, and total control of elements such as software updates.
For such a scenario, your task is to find solutions that offer powerful performance combined with reliable components.
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