Rise Vision vs. ScreenCloud Signage

The free version is great for small businesses or organizations with a couple displays and limited presentations. The paid version is excellent; giving you unlimited storage and a variety of templates to get you started. You can also set up "sub-companies" to let you and your users manage content for multiple locations.

Very good option to get up and running quickly without needing to invest a lot in training time for users. Less appropriate if you need to adjust your playlist content frequently throughout a day or week

• 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.

• Solid and flexible solution for networking a lot of screens in a couple of clicks.
• Integrated with bunch of tools and apps.
• Controlling media.
• Scheduling content.

• None so far

• Scheduling dates content should be active- must manually add and remove from playlists
• More apps ! Like a new hire welcome that automatically reads a CVS file.

I have never used another product like Rise Vision. For all of its faults though, I found Rise Vision easy to use & explain how to use. This is described in detail in nstructions which I wrote for the department that took over the task when my department was unfortunately closed.

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

• increasing productivity
• pushing infomation and news to employees easly without inturpting their progress
• of course it's an additional cost to the company however we had to make the purchase because its a win win deal as the return deserves the cost
• maybe it reduced our face to face meetings a little bit and that was improtant but we managed to compensate that by arranging meetings to interact with each other when its available