Digital and Interactive Displays modernise the way organisations collaborate, teach, and present information.

They are designed for meeting rooms, classrooms, and shared workspaces where teams need to share content and communicate more effectively.

What are Digital & Interactive Displays?

Digital and Interactive Displays are large-format touchscreen devices that allow users to present, write, draw, and interact with content directly on the screen.

They combine a high-resolution display, a built-in computer or media player, and an interactive touch interface. Most systems are cloud-managed and support wireless connectivity, enabling seamless participation from laptops, tablets, and remote attendees.

Common examples include smart whiteboards used in classrooms, conference room displays for meetings, and collaboration screens that integrate with platforms such as Microsoft Teams, Zoom, and Google Workspace.

Key Benefits of Digital & Interactive Displays

Types of Digital & Interactive Displays

Interactive Smart Whiteboards

Touch-enabled panels designed for teaching, training, and workshops. Support handwriting recognition, digital ink, and multi-user interaction.

Conference Room Displays

Large-format, high-resolution screens optimised for meetings, presentations, and hybrid collaboration.

All-in-One Collaboration Displays

Integrated display, camera, microphone, and speaker systems that function as a complete meeting room solution.

Wireless Presentation Displays

Screens designed for effortless screen sharing from laptops and mobile devices, ideal for open collaboration spaces.

Use Cases

What to consider when installing

Digital and Interactive Displays require reliable network connectivity, suitable wall mounting or mobile trolleys, correct cabling, and configuration of meeting room peripherals.

For larger deployments, consistency in screen size, mounting height, and interface configuration is essential. Professional installation ensures proper calibration, cable management, and integration with existing AV equipment.

Why choose entrustIT for

Digital & Interactive Display Solutions?

FAQs

Q: What is the difference between a digital display and an interactive display?

A: digital display shows content; an interactive display includes touchscreen technology that allows users to interact directly with the screen.

Q: Do digital displays work with Microsoft Teams or Zoom?

A: Yes. Most interactive meeting displays integrate natively with major video conferencing platforms.

Q: Do I need a PC to use a smart whiteboard?

A: Many interactive displays include built-in operating systems, but additional PCs can be connected if required. We also recommend solutions like Screenbeam for wireless connection.

Q: Can multiple people interact with the screen at the same time?

A: Yes. Most modern interactive displays support multi-touch collaboration.

Q: Do you also provide ongoing support and maintenance?

A: Yes, we provide a service desk and on-site maintenance where required (requires a service contract).

Q: What sizes are available?

A: Common sizes range from 55” to 98”, depending on room size and viewing distance.