For Healthcare & Manufacturing Leaders
A Practical Guide to Cellular Connectivity for Digital Signage Networks
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What's inside
Ethernet and Wi-Fi work well for many digital signage deployments — but not all of them. Some locations are too hard to wire. Some networks are too sensitive to share. And some facilities are simply too large for reliable Wi-Fi coverage throughout.
This guide covers when cellular connectivity is the right answer, how it works in environments like healthcare and manufacturing, and what to think through before you deploy.
- The three scenarios where cellular connectivity outperforms wired and Wi-Fi options.
- How healthcare and manufacturing organizations are using cellular-connected signage today.
- How Skykit unifies device management and cellular connectivity in a single platform.
- What to plan for before rolling out a cellular-connected signage network.
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PUT IT INTO PRACTICE
The Hardware Behind a Cellular-First Signage Network
Everything in the guide runs on the Skykit E400 media player. It connects over LTE out of the box, so screens go live wherever there's a signal, with no network access to negotiate and no cabling to run.
- Runs on LTE anywhere, with Wi-Fi as a backup
- Built for 24/7 use on hospital and plant floors
- 4K content, managed remotely from one platform
- Locked down by Skykit OS security