BrightSign vs. Rise Vision

Well suited to get content out to employees quickly and easily. Images and videos are the best. It might not work well for stagnant PDF and PPT content.

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It is a useful program to use around a school or large business to display digital signs. It might be tacky for very professional businesses though.

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• Simple and easy to use.
• Easy to navigate and understand.

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• It was easy to upload & remove digital signs to rise vision in order to post them to screens around the school.
• It was easy to organize into folders & rearrange the order of the digital signs in each folder.

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• Tutorials would be helpful. I had to consult with another vendor to get started.
• It would be helpful not to have to re-size photos all the time. Takes too much time.

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• None so far

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Ease of use and convenience of getting content to employees. I would give it a 10 if there were video tutorials for first-time users and live chat support.

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We used Hypersign for three years, which was packaged with our mass notification install (displays, alert system, SMS, sirens, etc). While Hypersign "got the job done" - it was very limited. The interface was not very user friendly, it seemed dated and was slow. We were limited to a handful of templates that were not customizable. We were shocked at the price when we got our first license renewal.

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• Great asset to provide employees with current and relevant information.
• Can impact employee morale if content is changed on a regular basis.

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• We saved about 70% in licensing costs by switching to Rise Vision from another provider.
• Compatible hardware is low cost.
• IT involvement is minimal.

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