New case study examines sophisticated digital signage network deployment at leading Midwestern community college

Keywest Technology has published an in-depth case study revealing how Johnson County (KS) Community College is using its newly installed digital signage network to keep students and faculty members on campus and at satellite locations up-to-date on important information.

The comprehensive digital signage network, based on Keywest Technology's InfoZone enterprise software and MediaZone players, supports campuswide communications, unique message display specific to individual departments and schools as well as emergency alert messaging.

Johnson County Community College (JCCC) in suburban Kansas City is using a sophisticated digital signage network, designed, installed and maintained by Keywest Technology to keep students and faculty informed of the latest college happenings affecting them.

Based on Keywest Technology InfoZone enterprise digital signage software and MediaZone players, the network supports campuswide messaging, discrete on-screen messaging zones controlled by individual schools and departments as well as emergency messaging that can override the whole network or any specific node on the network when required.

Keywest Technology has published a new comprehensive case study on the Johnson County Community College digital signage network. Downloading and reading the case study is a valuable endeavor for anyone interested in learning how large institutions can put the power of a digital signage network to work to unite a geographically disparate enterprise and communicate critical information on a consistent basis.

The JCCC digital signage network also was recently featured by Sound & Video Contractor (SVC) magazine in a pair of podcast interviews. (Click to listen to the first podcast and the second podcast.)

As always, if we can be of any assistance in meeting your digital signage needs, do not hesitate to contact us.