AV technology distributor, Madison Technologies is now selling the Montage Wireless Presentation System in Australia.

The distributor has partnered with DisplayNote Technologies, an Irish company specialising in real-time collaboration across desktop, mobile devices and large format display to offer the presentation system.

The system has been designed to improve how people share information and ideas in meeting spaces by allowing content from up to 12 individual devices to be streamed wirelessly to a main meeting room display.

Montage makes it easier for remote attendees to take part in the meeting by allowing them to share what’s on their screen with the main meeting room display, view what’s being shown by other attendees and to communicate with everyone via Montage’s native video and voice capabilities.

Connecting to the Montage unit is easy and can be done via a browser, the Montage app for desktop, Airplay and Miracast.

Madison general manager of broadcast and AV technologies Ken Kyle said the team is excited about bringing Montage into the marketplace.

“We’re confident that our partnership will deliver widespread adoption of Montage as the enterprise standard solution for wireless collaboration.”

The growing popularity and widespread adoption of BYOD IT policies and an increasingly mobile workforce has meant that boardrooms, meeting rooms and conference rooms have added cabling, complexity and barriers to true collaboration.

“When the technology you’re using to collaborate becomes the focus, it’s not doing its job. You should be able to use technology to enhance productivity and work together and essentially forget about the technology you’re using as the catalyst for connecting,” says Display Note Technologies chief executive Paul Brown.

Montage is the natural solution to the technology conundrum in boardrooms.