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📢 Happening today: Control Room Paradigm Shift webinar

Today, we’ll discuss how video wall projects are moving beyond source display toward more flexible control room environments – with stronger support for visualization, interaction, automation, and remote access.

📅 Today, July 16
📍 Zoom

Choose the session that works best for your region:

Europe, Africa, Middle East, APAC
10:00 AM CEST / 12:00 PM GST / 03:00 PM ICT / 04:00 PM SGT

US, Canada, LATAM
09:00 AM PDT / 12:00 PM EDT / 11:00 AM COT-PET

Register here and join us live: https://polywall.net/webinar/control-room-paradigm-shift?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=webinar

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Control Room Paradigm Shift for Video Walls Join our July 16 webinar to explore the control room paradigm shift and see how the control room layer works with Polywall.

How much do you know about the health of your video wall systems?

Servers, networking equipment, and storage are already part of standard IT monitoring. Video wall hardware is often managed separately – or checked only after an issue appears.

Polywall introduces a new Hardware Monitor module, making it easier to include video wall systems in existing monitoring workflows.

✅ Monitor hardware health for each video wall individually
✅ Track key hardware metrics, including processor, graphics, temperature, and power
✅ Export monitoring data to platforms such as Zabbix and Prometheus

Teams can identify issues earlier, support proactive maintenance, and keep video wall systems aligned with IT operations.

👇 Swipe through the carousel to learn more.

This week: Control Room Paradigm Shift webinar

Modern video wall projects are moving beyond source display toward more flexible, software-defined control room environments.

Join our webinar “Control Room Paradigm Shift: Best Practices for Video Wall Projects” to explore how teams can approach visualization, interaction, automation, and remote access in modern control rooms.

📅 Thursday, July 16, 2026
📍 Zoom

⏰ Choose your time slot:

Europe, Africa, Middle East, APAC
10:00 AM CEST / 12:00 PM GST / 03:00 PM ICT / 04:00 PM SGT

US, Canada, LATAM
09:00 AM PDT / 12:00 PM EDT / 11:00 AM COT-PET

👉 Register now: https://polywall.net/webinar/control-room-paradigm-shift?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=webinar

Control Room Paradigm Shift for Video Walls Join our July 16 webinar to explore the control room paradigm shift and see how the control room layer works with Polywall.

Control Room Paradigm Shift: What innovative projects are doing differently

After 2026, the AV and control room market is actively discussing new approaches to visualization, interaction, and data-driven operations.

Video walls are no longer perceived only as display systems. Teams increasingly work with dashboards, maps, applications, cameras, live data, and remote users within the same environment.

How should modern control room projects respond to this shift?
Join our webinar “Control Room Paradigm Shift: Best Practices for Video Wall Projects” to explore practical approaches for designing more flexible, future-ready control room environments.

During the webinar, we’ll cover:

✅ Why video walls are becoming operational workspaces
✅ What a control room layer adds to modern projects
✅ Best practices for visualization, interaction, and automation
✅ Interactive remote access strategies for selected sources
✅ How one room can support monitoring, briefings, crisis workflows, and executive views

Throughout the session, Polywall will be used to demonstrate these principles in real control room scenarios, followed by a live Q&A.

📅 July 16, 2026
⏰ Choose the best time and secure your slot:

Europe, Africa, Middle East, APAC
10:00 AM CEST / 12:00 PM GST / 03:00 PM ICT / 04:00 PM SGT

US, Canada, LATAM
09:00 AM PDT / 12:00 PM EDT / 11:00 AM COT-PET

👉 Register now: https://polywall.net/webinar/control-room-paradigm-shift?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=webinar

Control Room Paradigm Shift for Video Walls Join our July 16 webinar to explore the control room paradigm shift and see how the control room layer works with Polywall.

How can role-based access and granular permissions support your control room security requirements?

Assigning broad permissions across the board can quietly create unnecessary security exposure.

🔴 Operators may access settings they don’t need.
🔴 New users may receive more privileges than necessary.
🔴 Security teams may lack the granular oversight they require.

Polywall introduces granular role-based access designed to eliminate that uncertainty:

✅ Assign permissions by role: guest, operator, supervisor, engineer.
✅ Manage repository access, scenario ex*****on, and file uploads.
✅ Align access policies with OWASP, NIST, and least-privilege principles.

A more structured access model brings control room operations closer to enterprise IT expectations.

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How many different jobs do your control rooms perform in a single day?

A control room running NOC monitoring at 8 a.m. may need to support active incident response by noon – and a management briefing a few hours later.

Each scenario requires different information, different users, and a different level of detail on the video wall.

What helps make a control room truly multi-purpose?

✓ Pre-configured layouts for recurring situations
✓ Fast switching between monitoring, response, briefing modes and other room scenarios
✓ Role-based interfaces for operators, supervisors, and managers
✓ Automation triggered by alarms or external systems

Control room software like Polywall helps teams prepare scenario-based video wall layouts, switch them quickly, and give each user the right level of control.

No manual rebuilding when priorities shift.

Read our latest article on multi-purpose control rooms:
https://polywall.net/blog/multi-purpose-control-room

Control room as a multi-purpose space How video wall management software helps multi-purpose control rooms adapt to changing operational scenarios.

How do you make control room integrations easier to approve for IT and security teams?

In control room projects, API access often becomes part of the security review.

External systems may need to connect to the video wall, trigger actions, or support automation workflows.

But the security approval process depends on clear answers:

🔴 Who can access the API?
🔴 How is each request authenticated?
🔴 Can operational actions be traced?

Polywall 3.12 introduces Secured API to give teams more control over external integrations and better visibility into API-triggered actions.

👇 Swipe through the carousel to see what changed in Polywall 3.12.

🎉 Add a control room layer to your video wall - Polywall 3.12 is live

As control rooms become more digital, the video wall is expected to support more than traditional source display.

Dashboards, live data, browser applications, remote access, automation, permissions, and IT monitoring are now part of daily control room operations.

The challenge is to manage all of this around the video wall without adding more complexity – and without requiring operators to handle every action manually.

Polywall 3.12 introduces a new step in our approach to control room software: a control room layer built around software sources, content capture, automation, and interfaces.

Here’s a quick look at what’s new:

✅ KVM where needed – browser-based control without turning the whole project into a KVM architecture
✅ IT-first video wall monitoring with Zabbix and Prometheus-ready data
✅ Enterprise security updates, including token-based API access, LDAP groups, and RBAC
✅ Broader source integration with DirectShow-compatible video devices
✅ Faster daily workflows with remote file upload and preset management
✅ Enhanced browser, image, and media support for more flexible visual content

With Polywall 3.12, the video wall becomes more than a display surface. It becomes part of a software-defined control room workspace.

👉 Want more details? Check the comments for links to explore all features!

Reminder: Polywall 3.12 webinar starts in 3 hours.

Is just displaying sources still enough for modern control rooms?

Today’s webinar, Meet Polywall 3.12: Add a Control Room Layer to Your Video Wall, will show how video wall environments are evolving beyond static layouts and traditional source display.

During the session, we’ll look at how Polywall 3.12 brings together software sources, content capture, automation, and interfaces in a new control room layer for the video wall.

In this session, you’ll learn how to:

✅ Control workstations and video walls through the browser
✅ Deliver content to the video wall faster with remote file upload
✅ Monitor video wall health like an IT system
✅ Strengthen security with improved access control and API protection
✅ Work with more hardware sources in a hardware-agnostic environment
✅ Simplify daily control room operations

⏰ Webinar Time:
02:00 PM CEST (UTC+2) – Europe
04:00 PM GST (UTC+4) – Middle East
05:30 PM IST (UTC+5:30) – India, APAC
09:00 AM BRT (UTC-3) – Brazil, LATAM
08:00 AM EDT (UTC-4) – US & Canada Eastern Time

👉 Register: https://polywall.net/webinar/adding-a-control-room-layer?utm_source=linkedin&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=webinar3.12

Can’t attend live? Register to receive the on-demand recording and presentation slides.

Meet Polywall 3.12: Add a Control Room Layer to Your Video Wall Discover real control room projects in facility management, transport and oil & gas. Join the Dec 16 webinar to see architectures and key results.