Data centers · Site communication

Clear company communication for always-on operations.

A managed screen network helps data center campuses coordinate planned work, safe access, training, visitor guidance, culture, and site updates across secure, distributed facilities.

Data center lobby screen showing visitor access and a planned maintenance windowData center operations screen showing change control, maintenance, and safety informationFactory corridor screen displaying a second-shift weather closure noticeEmployee break room screen recognizing second-shift quality leaders
Communication example · Secure visitor and maintenance communication

Communication gaps

A large data center cannot rely on one huddle.

Teams move across secure zones

Facilities, security, operations, vendors, and visitors need different messages at different access points.

Planned work affects multiple audiences

Maintenance windows and access changes can be understood by one team but missed by another building or shift.

Not every update belongs in an inbox

Site-wide safety, training, culture, and visitor information is more useful when it is visible in the relevant physical space.

Communication placement

Put each message in the right operational zone.

Choose an area to see the communication role it can play and representative message applications for that location.

Secure lobby

Welcome and orient approved visitors without exposing sensitive information.

  • Check-in steps
  • Visitor safety
  • Escort requirements
  • Campus announcements
Data center lobby screen showing visitor access and a planned maintenance window

Communication priorities

A complete communication framework for each data center.

Every message is shaped around your approved information, brand standards, operating environment, and workforce.

Data center operations screen showing change control, maintenance, and safety information

01

Planned work windows

02

Affected access zones

03

Facilities maintenance

04

Generator testing

05

Vendor arrival

06

Post-work reminder

A week across the network

Different shifts. One coordinated communication system.

A representative schedule showing how approved messages can change across the week, workforce, and operation.

MonTueWedThuFriSatSun
1st shiftWeekly maintenanceAccess awarenessTraining calendarPlanned workTeam recognitionVendor accessNext-week changes
2nd shiftChange calendarVendor scheduleFacilities noticeCampus updateWeekend workMaintenance windowSite readiness
3rd shiftShift handoffSafety focusProcedure refresherChange reminderHandoff prioritiesSafety reminderMonday handoff
Factory corridor screen displaying a second-shift weather closure notice

Time-sensitive updates

Support incident communication without replacing critical systems.

Approved site notices, access changes, weather impacts, and facilities updates can be prioritized on public and employee screens. Monitoring, alarms, and emergency procedures remain authoritative.

How it works

Four steps. Zero content-management logins.

  1. 1

    Operational walkthrough

    We learn your facilities, shifts, audiences, and the updates that matter most.

  2. 2

    Screen placement plan

    We recommend indoor locations and a communication role for each screen.

  3. 3

    We prepare the communication

    Our team turns approved information into clear, branded messages designed for workplace viewing.

  4. 4

    Updates by email

    Send the request to us. We design, schedule, and manage it without another login for your team.

Network pricing

Start with one screen. Scale across the operation.

Fully managed

$500

per month · first screen included

Content creation upon request, scheduling, and management included. Each additional screen is $100/month.

Hardware, one-time

  • Signage Player$250
  • 43" Freestanding Display$1,300

Example: 20-screen data center campus

Using existing indoor TVs with Signage Players.

Hardware: $5,000

Monthly: $2,400

See full pricing details.

Data Centers FAQ

Questions operations teams ask.

Plan your network

Walk through your communication environment with us.

Tell us about your campus, buildings, shifts, access areas, and general communication needs. We’ll outline screen locations, communication priorities, and a transparent estimate.