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One could argue that Sharp Corporation invented the interactive display with its first AQUOS commercial display some 21 years ago. Now, Sharp NEC Display has an entire line of AQUOS displays aimed at collaboration, with a plethora of options thanks to either an OPS or an SDM slot. Gary was joined by Sharp NEC’s George Borden, solution sales architect, to talk about the line for this podcast for Exertis Almo.

Feature on Sharp NEC Display's line of AQUOS displays aimed at collaboration.

Sharp NEC has announced a school aid program called Sharp NEC Star Student designed to help schools in the age of hybrid learning, according to a press release. The program provides discounted pricing on select products, including projectors and digital displays, along with extended warranties to reduce maintenance costs. The "Trade In, Trade Up" component is designed to allow schools to trade old equipment for newer, more eco-friendly models.

Sharp's George Grafanakis discussing ways for organizations to keep MFPs secure from cyber attacks

Akisa Matsuda, Associate Director, Software Product Marketing, discussing the latest trends and sharing a glimpse of future developments.