Understand the room
Record the room size, seating layout, typical viewing distances and ambient light conditions. These details help frame the display or projection requirement.
BUSINESS SOLUTIONS
Interactive whiteboards & education solutions
Interactive whiteboards, touch-enabled education displays and projectors for classrooms, training rooms and presentation spaces. Select the format and screen size around the room, teaching workflow and required features.
BUILT AROUND YOUR REQUIREMENT
A practical starting point.
Schools, education suppliers, training centres and institutional purchasing teams
Use this solution path to organise your product brief. Exact models, suitability, availability and commercial arrangements are confirmed for the specific enquiry.
PRODUCT FAMILIES TO EXPLORE
- Interactive flat-panel displays with touch or pen input, depending on model
- Interactive whiteboard requirements, including projection-based systems where specified
- Classroom and presentation projectors
- Display sizes selected for the room, including 86-inch requirements where appropriate
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Consider the complete requirement.
Choose the whiteboarding approach
An interactive whiteboard is a teaching surface for writing, annotation and working with digital lesson content. A projection-based board uses a projector; an interactive flat panel combines the display and touch surface. Confirm touch or pen support, annotation tools and software against the proposed model.
Check the connections
List the computers, operating systems, network requirements and available ports involved. Include any required mounting arrangements or existing equipment.
Clarify the scope
Separate product supply from mounting, cabling, installation, software licensing and user training. Confirm which items and responsibilities are included in the final quotation.
A BETTER PRODUCT BRIEF
Ready for a useful conversation.
Collect these details before requesting a quotation. If the specification is still developing, tell us which points are confirmed and which need discussion.
- Room type, dimensions and number of rooms
- Preferred board or display format, room size and screen-size requirement
- Required connections and existing devices
- Quantities, preferred specifications and destination
Supporting product portfolio
Product requirements come first. Explore available brand options when you are ready to discuss specific models.
Can we request equipment for several classrooms?
Yes. Group your requirements by room type and include quantities for each. Identify rooms with different lighting, mounting or connection requirements so the product brief is clear.
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Prepare for commercial review.
Keep the product specification and supply scope clear as the requirement moves towards a quotation.
Define the product lines
Record the exact models or minimum specifications, quantities and any acceptable alternatives. Separate requirements by site or project phase where relevant.
Clarify responsibilities
Identify any design, licensing, mounting, installation or commissioning requirements separately. Confirm what is included in the proposed supply.
Review the quotation
Check the product references, availability, warranty, payment and fulfilment terms before confirming the requirement.
CONNECTED FOR WHAT’S NEXTTurn the plan into
Start a conversation Turn the plan into
a clear product brief.
Share the intended use, specifications and quantities. Let’s discuss the next step.