Larsen & Toubro (L&T) was responsible for setting up a digital signage network across multiple hospitals under the PMCH project. The goal was to deploy screens in different locations to enhance patient communication, announcements, and hospital branding while ensuring seamless content management and secure operations.

Challenges

✅ On-Premise Deployment – Required a self-hosted digital signage system for complete control and security.
✅ Multi-Location Setup – Digital signage network needed to operate across multiple hospitals.
✅ Non-Smart TV Compatibility – Many screens were non-smart TVs, requiring additional media players.
✅ Efficient Content Distribution – A scalable solution was needed to manage and update content on 75 screens without manual intervention.

Wilyer’s Solution

To meet these challenges, Wilyer proposed an IPTV-powered on-premise digital signage solution with:

1. Secure On-Premise Digital Signage Server

• Deployed on-premise hosting to ensure a secure and reliable digital signage network.
  
  

• Allowed centralized content control for all hospital locations.
  
  

• Ensured zero dependence on cloud connectivity, reducing operational risks.
  
  
  

2. Media Player Integration for Non-Smart TVs

• Provided Wilyer media players to convert non-smart TVs into fully functional digital signage displays.
  
  

• Enabled smooth content playback without needing smart display upgrades.
  
  
  

3. IPTV-Based Content Distribution

• Wilyer’s IPTV solution was implemented to distribute content efficiently across all 75 screens.
  
  

• Ensured real-time updates and uniform content broadcasting in different hospital locations.
  
  
  

4. Reliable 24/7 Digital Signage Operations

• The system was designed for continuous uptime, ensuring critical hospital information was always displayed.
  
  

• Remote monitoring and control allowed for quick updates and troubleshooting.
  
  
  

Results & Impact

✅ Seamless Deployment – The entire setup was completed successfully with zero disruption to hospital operations.
✅ Cost-Effective Upgrade – Non-smart TVs were converted into smart signage screens without expensive replacements.
✅ Improved Communication – Digital signage screens displayed patient information, health tips, emergency alerts, and hospital branding.
✅ Centralized Content Management – Staff could easily update content across all screens in one go.

Conclusion

With Wilyer’s on-premise digital signage solution powered by IPTV, L&T successfully transformed hospital communication and information broadcasting for PMCH. The secure, efficient, and cost-effective deployment ensured that every screen served its purpose without operational challenges.

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