Multiple outdoor LED screens across the Lanark Memorial Hall site, bright enough to read clearly after dark as well as in daylight, all managed from a content management system and server rack installed on site — so the venue updates what’s showing without calling us every time.
A single outdoor screen is one problem to solve. Multiple screens across one site is a different one: every screen needs to be legible in the same tricky Scottish daylight-to-dusk-to-full-dark range, and whoever runs the venue needs a straightforward way to change what’s showing — upcoming shows, event listings, sponsor content — without raising a support ticket for every update.
Each screen runs from a content management system, backed by a server rack installed on site, giving the venue direct control over what plays and when across every screen on the network — scheduling different content to different screens, updating listings the moment a show is confirmed, and doing it themselves rather than waiting on us for routine changes.
Every outdoor screen on site is managed through the same content management platform, rather than as separate, disconnected installs.
A dedicated server rack on site runs the CMS locally, keeping the whole network under the venue’s own control.
High-brightness outdoor LED specified to stay clearly readable across the full range of Scottish daylight conditions, not just at midday.
Listings and content updates handled by the venue itself, on its own schedule, rather than waiting on a supplier.
Multiple screens across the site working as one managed network, not a set of one-off installs.
Confirmed legible from full daylight through dusk to complete darkness, across every screen.
Yes — a single CMS, backed by a server rack on site, can schedule and manage content across as many screens as the venue has, with different content on different screens if needed.
No — the CMS is built to be usable by venue staff without a technical background. We handle the installation and the underlying network; day-to-day content changes are designed to be straightforward enough to do in-house.
Yes, when the brightness and contrast are specified correctly for the location — the Lanark screens are confirmed clearly legible at night, at dusk, and in full daylight.
Tell us how many screens and how you want to manage content — we’ll tell you what a CMS-backed network looks like for your site.
A single outdoor screen can be managed reasonably well on an ad hoc basis. Multiple screens across one site can’t, without a shared system behind them each screen risks becoming its own island, updated separately and inconsistently. Running every screen through one content management system, backed by a server rack installed on site, means the venue is managing one network rather than juggling several standalone installs, and can push a listing update to every screen, or just one, from the same place.
Keeping that server rack on site, rather than managed remotely, also keeps the whole network under the venue’s own control rather than dependent on an external connection to function.
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