Nowadays, many people inside and outside the industry always confuse it with TV when buying a wall-mounted network advertising machine, so users are wrong when buying. After all, they are both LCD monitors and share the same characteristics. In addition, some consumers will think that the wall-mounted network advertising machine is as easy to install as the LCD TV. The idea of just plugging it in and turning it on is a big mistake. Next, I will introduce you to some buying mistakes.
? The first is not to conduct network surveys. People who buy a wall-mounted network advertising machine don't really know what's inside the network. So, be sure to equip qualified IT staff at an early stage and have them investigate the power of network connectivity and IT security policies for each location where you install the advertiser. There's nothing worse than not being able to display anything on the screen because you don't know about firewalls or wiring issues after installing a new wall mount.
It was not in time for future use of the system to participate. No one likes being overwhelmed, but it's best to get everyone involved early and get them involved. If the system is going to be used for alerts, consider content designers, planners and administrators, IT staff and security staff; even buy a management budget. Getting people involved early on will allow you to understand what you haven't thought about before and increase your motivation to work, making it more likely to get the most out of the system.
If you purchase a fixed or closed wall-mounted web advertising system, you cannot add components or change its configuration when needed. You can get good results with a wall-mounted network advertising machine, but other buildings and departments may want to take advantage of it. Another possibility is that you have to move your location or upgrade to a larger facility. So make sure you don't limit yourself to systems that don't scale, or you'll have to spend more money on a bunch of small systems that may burn more than the growing system.
