In light of October being a rather scary month, we thought we would highlight 31 reasons not to be afraid of digital signage. We hope you enjoy them.
Reason #7: Unlimited Users
Yesterday, we talked about why people shouldn't be afraid of a SaaS digital signage software offering. And one of those key benefits of SaaS is unlimited users.
Back when I first started managing signage networks, we had to pay for seats/licenses for individuals to access the network. And me being cheap, we all shared the same login. It worked but certainly wasn't ideal. It created all sort of security risks, in addition to content problems with people being in the system at the same time.
MediaCast is web-based and has always been web-based.
We encourage our customers to add as many users to the system as they want, logically speaking of course.
Within the software, there is a full right and permissions panel for admins. So not only can you have an unlimited number of users, but you can set up unique rights and permissions for each of them. You can have common roles similar to other CMS software (super admin, admin, editor, contributor, etc) or define each user experience to exactly what they need to be able to do.
This is great for international deployments, who are looking to improve global communication to employees and customers.
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Follow @mediatile
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Flickr image, Guerry
Reason #7: Unlimited Users
Yesterday, we talked about why people shouldn't be afraid of a SaaS digital signage software offering. And one of those key benefits of SaaS is unlimited users.
Back when I first started managing signage networks, we had to pay for seats/licenses for individuals to access the network. And me being cheap, we all shared the same login. It worked but certainly wasn't ideal. It created all sort of security risks, in addition to content problems with people being in the system at the same time. MediaCast is web-based and has always been web-based.
We encourage our customers to add as many users to the system as they want, logically speaking of course.
Within the software, there is a full right and permissions panel for admins. So not only can you have an unlimited number of users, but you can set up unique rights and permissions for each of them. You can have common roles similar to other CMS software (super admin, admin, editor, contributor, etc) or define each user experience to exactly what they need to be able to do.
This is great for international deployments, who are looking to improve global communication to employees and customers.
Follow @chuckgose
Follow @mediatile
_________________
Flickr image, Guerry
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