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How Philips’ Secure, TAA-Compliant Displays Support Federal Success
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Federal agencies and departments face strict compliance and security standards. As collaboration technology advances, those rules continue to change.
In this episode of The Collaboration Space, AVI-SPL’s Mathew DeFreitas sits down with Chuck Fiorentino, AVI-SPL Federal Engineering Manager, and Bruce Wyrwitzke, Philips Director of Professional Displays. They discuss how Philips and AVI-SPL help agencies stay compliant, secure, and prepared for what’s next.
Key conversation takeaways:
- Agencies can meet security and compliance standards without slowing deployment
- Secure, TAA-compliant displays give agencies confidence and flexibility
- Philips’ portfolio ensures consistent quality, reliability, and simplified procurement
- Partnering with AVI-SPL and Philips streamlines planning and deployment
Contact AVI-SPL today to learn more about:
- How Philips' secure and TAA-compliant displays can be incorporated into your larger federal government needs
- AVI-SPL’s federal solutions and capabilities
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