AV your IT department won't regret.

Media technology always ends up with IT — usually undocumented and without an SLA. These use cases show what AV infrastructure looks like when it's designed IT-compliant from day one: documented, redundant, M365-integrated.

Use Cases

Concrete, not abstract: what this looks like in practice.

From compact to enterprise — every size class with a clear problem, a clear solution and a measurable outcome.

Medium

Replacing consumer tools with enterprise architecture

Business-critical transmissions run over tools that were never built for it. IT carries the risk — without control over the stack.

SRT/NDI architecture with documented signal paths, clear responsibilities and an SLA. Fully integrated into your M365 environment.

Outcome: Controllable infrastructure instead of a black box

Global Networking
Enterprise

C-level meetings across three continents

Munich, New York, Singapore: dropped video and out-of-sync audio mean decisions get postponed.

SRT signal architecture with redundant paths and 24/7 monitoring. Latency under 50ms — decisions get made in the meeting.

Outcome: 99.9% uptime for the company's most important meetings

Global Networking
Medium

Integrating a studio into the existing IT landscape

A studio is coming — but it can't become a foreign body on the network: security, patches, user management all need to fit.

Studio infrastructure built to IT standards: VLAN concept, documented interfaces, remote management, defined update processes.

Outcome: A studio that meets IT policy instead of working around it

Inhouse Studios
Medium

Consolidating signage: one CMS, zero sprawl

A screen landscape that grew over years: different players, no overview, unclear security updates. IT has lost track of it all.

Consolidation onto one central CMS with monitoring: one login, all locations, a clear patch process, proactive failure detection.

Outcome: Sprawl becomes manageable infrastructure

Digital Signage
Enterprise

NDI production network across locations

Two studios at two locations produce separately — collaboration fails due to latency and inconsistent quality.

An NDI network connects both studios like a single local system: real-time exchange of picture and sound in broadcast quality.

Outcome: Distributed teams, one production system

Global Networking
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