Your browser is out-of-date!

Update your browser to view this website correctly. Update my browser now

×

Uniguest acquires digital signage provider Visix

Transaction brings Visix’s digital signage, room scheduling and wayfinding technology into Uniguest’s platform, expanding its presence in corporate and higher education markets. (L-r: Sean Matthews, CEO, Visix; Matt Goche, CEO, Uniguest)

Uniguest has acquired Visix, an Atlanta-based provider of enterprise-grade digital signage, room management and visual communications solutions. The acquisition expands Uniguest’s presence in the corporate and higher education markets, and supports the company’s strategy of bringing digital signage and engagement technologies together under one global platform.

L-r: Sean Matthews, CEO, Visix; Matt Goche, CEO, Uniguest. (Image: Uniguest | Visix)

Visix has spent more than four decades helping organisations communicate through secure, scalable and customisable technology, with its digital signage, room scheduling solutions and wayfinding systems supporting clients seeking to modernise communication, enhance safety and create more connected experiences for employees, students and visitors.

It is hope that the acquisition creates opportunities for Uniguest to deliver a broader suite of solutions across corporate campuses, universities, healthcare systems and other complex environments.

Matt Goche, CEO of Uniguest, said: “Workplace and campus communications are becoming increasingly critical as organisations look for better ways to connect with their people. Expanding deeper into these verticals has been a strategic priority for us, and bringing Visix into Uniguest accelerates that vision.”

Goche added: “Their established presence in the market, combined with our global reach and engagement expertise, positions us to deliver even more impactful solutions to the customers we serve.”

Sean Matthews, CEO of Visix, said: “This is a tremendous moment for Visix and our team. Joining a global organisation like Uniguest – one that is growing quickly and is committed to building a strong, collaborative culture – feels like a natural fit for us.”

You can subscribe to Installation magazine for free here and the daily newsletter here.