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The November release of Mago Memories adds an operations console and LED-wall view, fleet policies, LG webOS and Samsung control, an AI Assistant in every editor, guided product pick-up and Salesforce and HubSpot leads.

From control rooms to car showrooms and lecture halls, see seven rooms where Mago Stage turns every display into one stage, and what runs on each wall.

Compare Mago Stage Basic, Pro, Ultra and Cloud: hosting, hardware, display limits and cost model, plus how to pick the right edition for your rooms and budget.

How museums and visitor centers use Mago Memories to put multi-touch timelines, collections and maps on video walls that run unattended all day, even offline.

Compare hardware video wall controllers with software-based multi-display presentation: setup, flexibility, content types and when each approach fits best.

An interactive hotel lobby display shows sights, dining and shopping on a touch map, plus events, services and weather, with QR codes to take it to the phone.

Describe your company in one sentence and the Mago Memories AI assistant builds an interactive signage story draft from your website in 5 to 15 minutes.

IT checklist for deploying Mago: bandwidth planning, FQDN whitelisting, firewall ports and DNS and NTP setup, so every meeting room goes live without surprises.

Put any workstation, including CAD, ERP and legacy control software, live on a video wall and control it with remote KVM. See the Mago Stage Remote Agent.

Turn a showroom screen into a product kiosk where visitors rotate 3D models, open catalogs and scan a QR code to see the product in AR on their phone.

Put live maps, CCTV, drone feeds, dashboards and workstations on one operations wall, driven from a single console. See how Mago Stage works for control rooms.

An interactive company history wall lets visitors scroll your milestones, people and places on a touchscreen. Here is how to build one with Mago Memories.

How AV integrators use Mago Memories to turn installed touchscreens, LED walls and video walls into interactive signage, on any player, from $9 per display.

Turn touch displays into self-service showrooms with 3D models, configurators, mixed reality and lead capture. See how Mago Stage works for auto and retail.

Mago Memories is interactive signage software that turns touchscreens, LED walls and video walls into stories visitors tap, explore and take home by phone.

Run several screens from a single tablet. Learn how to connect, drag content onto any display, and choose mirrored or independent layouts with Mago Stage.

Mago Stage turns every display in a room into one stage. See how multi-display presentation software works, what it shows, and where it fits.

Enterprise IT leaders are facing real uncertainty in the meeting room. Mago decouples hardware from platform, breathing new life into existing investments and delivering a consistent experience across every space.

BYOD solved platform flexibility but introduced app overload, inconsistent experiences, and zero IT visibility. Mago eliminates the friction while preserving the flexibility organizations need.

Mago was built as a secure collaboration platform by design, not as an afterthought. Mago protects your meetings, data, and network while enabling people to Meet, Present, and Collaborate.

A step-by-step guide to deploying Mago on Neat devices using Neat Pulse and App Hub. Turn your Neat hardware into a platform-agnostic collaboration experience.

Mago is now available on Android, expanding our meeting room experience platform to new devices. Discover how the Neat + Mago partnership is transforming meeting rooms with consistent UI, multi-platform meetings, and wireless content sharing.

While today’s collaboration platforms include advanced capabilities like AI, automation, and analytics, one reality has not changed: When people walk into a meeting room, they want to join the meeting and share content without friction.

How a Symbol of Humility Became a Guiding Principle for the Future of Hybrid Work. When people first see the Mago logo, they often ask the same question: What does the pinecone represent?

In today’s work environment, organizations are still struggling with meeting delays, inflexible video conferencing setups, complicated guest workflows, and disconnected collaboration tools.

Today’s workplaces depend on video meetings more than ever. But here’s the truth: many IT teams already know.

Tired of meetings starting late because you can’t share your screen? Mago lets visitors share content wirelessly in seconds: no cables, no Wi-Fi access, no apps required. Works with displays from LG, Yealink, Smart, and more.

Mago and Sennheiser have joined forces to create an all-in-one solution that redefines how teams meet, share, and collaborate.

Organizations are constantly searching for ways to make meetings more engaging, inclusive, and effortless, regardless of location or platform.

In today's work world, most of us join meetings on more than one platform: Microsoft Teams, Zoom, Google Meet, or Webex.