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How districts are consolidating their tech stack

Live Webinar & Demo

Stop Paying 3 to 5 Vendors to Run Your Classroom & Hallway Screens

📅 Thursday, November 12, 2026
⏰ 12:00 PM EST / 9:00 AM PST (45 mins + Live Q&A)
💻 Zoom Webcast

Most districts pay three to five vendors to run the screens in their classrooms and hallways. Each tool brings its own contract, console and support line, and IT ends up fielding the tickets.

Join Joe Talaiver and Trevor from Vivi, alongside district leaders who've done it, for a practical look at what consolidation takes, what it removes and what teachers get back.

What you will learn

✓ How to audit the tools running on your displays and what they cost per display, per year
✓ What districts replaced, in what order, and what changed for IT
✓ What classroom engagement, campus communication and crisis response look like running together, in a live demo
Free Webinar · November 12, 2026

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Featured Speakers

Joe Talaiver

Joe Talaiver

Director of Product & Partnerships

Joe leads product strategy at Vivi, shaping the tools that help schools build safer, more connected campuses through integrated display and communication technology. He'll show how classroom engagement, campus communication and crisis response run together on one platform.

Trevor Lamme

Trevor Lamme

Director of Solutions Engineering | Vivi

Trevor leads Vivi's solutions engineering team across North America and EMEA, working with school districts to design classroom and campus technology that runs on one platform. He and his team help IT leaders map their existing tools, plan consolidation and get every screen working together.

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District leaders

Hear directly from K-12 technology leaders who have moved their classrooms, hallways and safety alerts onto one platform. They'll share how they made the case, what they replaced, how the rollout went and what changed for their IT teams and teachers.