22Miles Wins Future's Best of Show Award, Presented by AVTechnology

For more than two decades, 22Miles has helped organizations communicate visually at scale across hospitals, universities, hotels, and corporate campuses worldwide. With the launch of DX Pro™, the company takes its most significant platform leap yet: a single, web-native management environment that unifies every dimension of enterprise visual experience under one roof. 

DX Pro was built to solve a problem that has quietly plagued enterprise AV for years. Digital signage, wayfinding, videowalls, interactive displays, and space management have traditionally been deployed as isolated projects, each with its own software, vendor relationship, and support contract. The result is a fragmented technology stack that IT teams struggle to govern, scale, or even see clearly. DX Pro eliminates that fragmentation entirely. 

At its core, DX Pro is a unified platform supporting the full spectrum of enterprise visual communications: digital signage, dynamic wayfinding, videowalls, mobile applications, and multi-touch interactive experiences. Organizations can standardize a single platform from initial deployment and expand into more complex applications over time, without ever changing their software stack or layering in additional tools. That continuity is a material operational advantage for enterprise IT and AV teams managing growth across hundreds of locations. 

Fleet visibility and governance are central to the DX Pro architecture. A fleet-wide Alert Center and Device Overview give administrators at-a-glance player health monitoring with direct access to individual screen managers. Self-service device and license management, combined with user group controls and clear access visibility, brings the kind of governance rigor that enterprise infrastructure demands and that most AV platforms have historically failed to deliver. 

Content workflows in DX Pro are designed for speed without sacrificing control. Map editing, screen grouping, and mass scheduling tools allow content teams to manage large, multi-location deployments efficiently. Emergency overwrite functionality enable instant full-network content takeover, triggered manually or integrated directly with enterprise emergency notification systems, a capability with significant implications for safety-critical environments. Native integrations with Microsoft Places, Zoom Enterprise, Microsoft Teams, Outlook Space Finder, SharePoint, Office 365, Google Workspace, and major social media platforms ensure DX Pro connects seamlessly with the enterprise software ecosystems already in place. 

Deployment flexibility is another defining strength. DX Pro supports both cloud and on-premises deployment models, giving organizations the freedom to align the platform with their existing infrastructure policies and security requirements — rather than the other way around. 

Perhaps most forward-looking are DX Pro’s two AI-native capabilities. AI Template Designer allows communications teams to generate production-ready digital signage content from plain-language prompts, with full editorial control at the element level — dramatically lowering the technical barrier to professional-quality content creation. AI Map File Creation converts standard 2D floor plans into editable SVG wayfinding maps, compressing what was once a specialist-intensive, multi-week process into a streamlined workflow accessible to any deployment team. Together, these tools signal a meaningful shift in how enterprises approach visual communications: from high-effort, specialist-dependent projects to agile, scalable programs. 

DX Pro represents a genuine rethinking of what an enterprise visual experience platform should be: comprehensive in scope, flexible in deployment, rigorous in governance, and increasingly intelligent in execution. For AV and IT leaders tasked with managing complex, multi-site visual communications environments, it delivers exactly what has been missing — one platform, complete visibility, and the confidence to scale.