ViewSonic to supply 1300 IFPs For BMC Digital Classroom Project

Various brands, corporates, education institutes and government authorities are taking steps to implement new, technologically driven models of teaching. Keeping this in mind, the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) in Mumbai has moved to enhance the education ecosystem in civic schools by working with ViewSonic, a provider of holistic EdTech solutions whose hardware and software services are currently being used by various institutions around the world.

ViewSonic India recently won a tender to provide 1300 interactive flat panels with the myViewBoard software, for the BMC digital classroom project, allowing for a seamless move to digital education and opening up new possibilities for educators and students.

ViewSonic’s myViewBoard visual learning software suite has become a leader in its field, with the highly open, customizable platform now boasting a user base of over 5 million. The company aims to deliver the most immersive and innovative education products and solutions by enhancing the hybrid educational model, shaping the educational landscape.

The BMC has launched a programme worth INR 38-crore to replace blackboards in Mumbai's civic schools with interactive flat panels. The BMC operates approximately 1,133 schools, serving over 2.85 lakh kids, most of whom come from low-income families.

Mr. Muneer Ahmad, Vice President, Sales and Marketing – AV and EdTech at ViewSonic India said, “We have received a fantastic response from many educators, students, and institutions regarding our education solutions, and we look forward to being able to implement our best-in-class technologies in partnership with the BMC. The ViewSonic team is incredibly proud to have been chosen to help implement BMC's Digital Learning Project—a project which we believe will help to make a significant difference in the lives of many children.”