DocumentationAEMAEM Screens Best Practices Guide

Post-launch Support

August 7, 2024
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Do not overlook Post-launch support in the early stage.

Ensuring sites receive adequate support from your hardware vendor is crucial for their business operations. The Audio-Video Integrator should work closely with business stakeholders and identify the requirements needed from different aspects.
Consider the following requirements during post-launch support:

  • remote device management
  • support center availability
  • on-site technician support
  • device management (warranty support and spare device storage)

Also, to prepare for long-term success, it is paramount to establish a Day 2 Service Level Agreement (SLA) in partnership with the Audio-Video Integrator. The SLA should detail all post-deployment support services to help accurately set client expectations.

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Define operational parameters early included in operational budgets and align the responsibilities with the AEM implementor and Audio-Video Integrator.
  • Is the deployment an Advertising Network with many stakeholders tied to a monetized network? This situation may dictate shorter resolution time frames compared to a Corporate Communications network.
  • Is the application highly visible to the end client’s executive leadership? Sites with high visibility may merit different treatments.
  • Is the application critical to business operations such as menu-boards in fast-food chains? In these cases, the end-client may require on-site resolutions with short response times, and redundancy in playback hardware.

Considerations and Post Launch Queries

A few considerations and questions that help you define post-launch support:

  1. Is the deployment an Advertising Network with many stakeholders tied to a monetized network? This situation may dictate shorter resolution time frames compared to a Corporate Communications network.

    NOTE
    Dictates shorter resolution time frames compared to a Corporate Communications network.
  2. Is the application highly visible to the end client’s executive leadership?

    NOTE
    Dictates shorter resolution time frames compared to a Corporate Communications network. Sites with high visibility may merit different treatments.
  3. Is the application critical to business operations such as menu-boards in fast-food chains?

    NOTE
    In these cases, the end-client may require on-site resolutions with short response times, and redundancy in playback hardware.
  4. Who is the main point of contact for support?

  5. Who is responding to support requests?

  6. Which of your retail locations require 24/7 monitoring?

  7. Are the displays a part of your business? (that is, car configuration, sales alerts)

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