Audience.Campus Provides Campus Wide Communications and Emergency Messaging to the Education Market
Audience.Campus, the latest offering from Capital Networks Limited, focuses on providing educational facilities with all the tools needed to enhance campus communications and emergency messaging through digital signage. Using the Audience software platform, high schools, colleges and universities have the ability to create and maintain custom shows built specifically to their individual needs.
Able to run up to 100 channels simultaneously through a single deployment, staff and students have the ability to control and deliver information ranging from multi-site campus wide communications to faculty specific hyper-local content.
Because campus messaging basically consists of two types of information: universal campus-wide content applicable to everyone, and hyper-local information specifically created for a specific department or screen, Audience.Campus ensures the ability to deliver both using one centralized platform.
“Centralization is the key to effective and timely emergency messaging. While individual departments demand their own signage control and programming, emergency messaging must be able to pre-empt or over-ride departmental messages. It is for this reason many campuses are looking to standardize on a single digital signage vendor to synchronize emergency messaging. As well as delivering a vast array of day-to-day information, a dynamic digital signage solution can save lives in emergencies by ensuring the students are aware of events and have real-time information about where they should go”.
— Blake Reeves, North American Partner Channel Manager
Capital Networks Limited
An increasing number of education establishments hoping to create and display broadcast quality information and emergency channels on a limited budget are looking to take advantage of the Audience.Campus solution following installations including Purdue University, Case Western Reserve University, University of Regina, and NAIT - Northern Alberta Institute of Technology.
