Digital displays, security cameras, interactive whiteboards, DVRs, projectors and other such devices are becoming more functional and less costly, leading to their explosion onto the extended network and increasing use for mission-critical applications. Device proliferation is forcing enterprises of all shapes and sizes to reconfigure how they manage their devices in the face of such rapid change.
Simtrol, Inc. (SMRL.OB) created a device management platform that opens up the endless possibilities of the extended network to enterprises around the globe. In order to support the extensive management platform, Simtrol devised multiple application tools that give their users unlimited support and facilitation assistance.
The management, monitoring and control module is the cornerstone of Simtrol’s device management platform. The module provides the ability to remotely control and monitor each individual device, as well as groups and collections of devices, to ensure the devices are functioning properly.
The diagnostics and troubleshooting module provides an IT with resources to centrally support all devices deployed throughout a room, building, campus, or enterprise. When a device is not operating up to its standards, IT resources can repair the issues automatically, avoiding travel time for them, and decreasing down time for the devices. Diagnostics and troubleshooting saves time and money and ensures users assets are functioning when they need to be.
The reporting and predictive analytics module provides the ability to create standardized and customizable reports to manage all information related to device deployments. With an end-to-end understanding of the health and status of the devices deployed across a users enterprise, which include cameras, plasmas, LCD displays, codecs, projectors, sensors, switchers and more, a user can access how each device is being allocated and measure the performance of each one to gain the maximum return on their device investments.
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