Hiperwall releases Engage Ops

Hiperwall, Inc. released the new Engage Ops video wall software product for smaller control rooms, EOCs, and even mobile command posts. Learn more here:

Hiperwall, Inc. released the new Engage Ops video wall software product for smaller control rooms, EOCs, and even mobile command posts. Learn more here:
Many video walls show critical information to help maintain the safety of a community or the productivity of a manufacturing plant or to monitor the behavior of complex networks and systems. The data and video feeds on these video walls are essential to the success of their organizations. So how do we make sure your…
I made this comment on LinkedIn about how awesome HiperZones are, so thought I’d share it here too. HiperZones is a new capability added to Hiperwall video wall software Version 8.0. It is hard to explain how liberating the user/operator experience is with HiperZones, but I’ll try. HiperZones allows you to create essentially virtual video…
I wrote a post for the Hiperwall blog comparing the traditional A/V technology to circuit switching in networks, while the newer IT-based visualization approaches are more like packet switching. Click for more.
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For several versions, Hiperwall software has offered a web-based External Interface (hereafter called the API) that allows external programs, including web browsers (yes, including Safari on iPad and iPhone) to open content and environments, close content, clear the display wall, etc. The Hiperwall 2.0 software added the ability to assign position and attributes to specific…
We’re getting lots of examples of Cloud Computing for use at home these days. Examples include Apple‘s new iCloud, the Siri digital assistant built into the iPhone 4S, Google Documents and GMail, and cloud backup, like Mozy, Carbonite, and the one I use, CrashPlan. All of these store your data in the cloud (on servers…
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