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PPDS is usingLogitech’s range of video conferencing and audio solutions with the Philips-branded corporate and education display ranges.
PPDS and Logitech plan to bring seamless integration between a range of collaboration-inspired Philips professional displays for both corporate and education settings and a range of Logitech products.
These include the Crestron Connected certified, Windows or Android powered, UHD Philips C-Line interactive range, and the Crestron Connected, Extron and Neets compatible, Chromecast built-in Philips B-Line range for smaller meeting rooms and huddle spaces.
For education, a range of Logitech solutions can now connect with PPDS’ multi-touch, 4K Philips T-Line range for smarter, more engaging in-class and hybrid or blended learning experiences.
Tim de Ruiter, International Business Manager at PPDS, said: “We are thrilled to have partnered with Logitech, adding even more incredible quality to our range of dedicated Philips professional displays for the corporate and education markets.
“Combining Logitech’s advanced technologies for unrivalled, world class video conferencing quality with our own market-leading range – designed and inspired by market feedback to meet every business need – we’re confident that there is no stronger or more complete all-in-one solution. With Logitech and PPDS, customers never have to settle for second best.”
Angie Mayo, Global Alliance & Go-to-Market Manager at Logitech, concluded: “With video becoming a must-have collaboration tool in any workspace, our customers are looking for high quality, flexible solutions that are easy to deploy at scale. We are very excited to partner with PPDS to combine Logitech’s family of products with the wide range of Philips professional displays to easily video-enable every meeting space of any size.”
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