T1V, known for its ThinkHub and ViewHub visual collaboration software, has partnered with LED and LCD video wall maker Leyard and Planar to integrate its offerings in multi-touch video walls, including the Clarity Matrix MultiTouch LCD Video Wall.
[related]According to a press release, the integrated collaboration and video wall solutions are ideal for enterprise, education, and active learning environments.
T1V adds that “the companies recognize they are able to bring to market a powerful solution that leverages T1V’s expertise in multiuser, visual collaboration software paired with Leyard and Planar’s Clarity Matrix MultiTouch LCD Video Wall System and Leyard LED multi-touch video walls.
“Together, these two offerings create a best-in-class, interactive experience.”
T1V and Leyard and Planar plan to introduce bundled video wall solutions combining Leyard and Planar display technology with visual collaboration software ViewHub, ThinkHub, and ThinkHub Connect.
The companies say options for floor mounted and wall mounted configurations will also be available and that the partnership provides a single source for multiple collaboration solutions, while offering an optimized experience with the coupling of software and Leyard and Planar display technology.
T1V ThinkHub collaboration software
Inside the T1V and Leyard and Planar Partnership:
“For years, our two companies have worked side by side … this partnership solidifies T1V’s confidence in Leyard and Planar display technology, and we are excited to introduce bundled solutions for our partners at aggressive pricing,” says Adam Loritsch, T1V VP of sales and marketing.
“Enterprise, education and other active learning environments need visual collaboration and display technologies that are consistently reliable. We have worked with TIV for years and we are confident that our products work together to be the solution our customers need,” said Adam Schmidt, executive VP of sales.
“We are excited to be their display partner and look forward to advancing our collaboration offerings.”
