UK - Global Display Solutions (GDS) has introduced a new self-diagnostic service for video monitors that, it says, will almost eliminate downtime in the field for its customers. GDS can fit all of its displays with a proprietary self-diagnostic system, which enables the monitors to alert GDS (via a USB connection with the display server) if it develops a problem or needs replacing. The service is available to all customers with GDS display products across its markets in the passenger terminal, transport, banking, medical and industry sectors, and is particularly suitable for monitors where 24 hour operation is a requisite.

With more than one million displays installed worldwide, GDS has introduced this service to ensure that, if its units go down in the field, customers receive immediate replacement delivery. This new programme is also designed to reduce the number of failed displays in the field by providing GDS with the capability of replacing the display as soon as any problems occur. The initiative is part of GDS's Advanced Exchange service support system that allows customers to replace a failed display within 24 hours. GDS receives an internet notification of a failed display; a replacement will then be sent directly to the site and a service engineer will exchange the displays. The company says the system results in lower cost of ownership and reduced display downtime.

(Mike Lethby)


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