Uniguest buys signage maker Visix to push deeper into workplaces and campuses
What's the deal? UniguestDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom → has acquired VisixDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom →, an Atlanta-based provider of digital signage, room scheduling, and visual communications systems. The purchase adds Visix's technology — including its AxisTV Signage Suite and ePaper workplace displays — to Uniguest's digital engagement portfolio. Terms were not disclosed.
Who are they? Visix has operated for more than four decades, building signage, room scheduling, and wayfinding systems for corporate campuses, universities, health care systems, and government facilities. Uniguest sells connected technology including digital signage, IPTV and enterprise video, engagement apps, and professional services.
Why now? Uniguest said expanding into workplace and campus markets has been a strategic priority. "Workplace and campus communications are becoming increasingly critical as organizations look for better ways to connect with their people," said chief executive officer Matt Goche.
What's the endgame? The deal supports Uniguest's plan to unite digital signage and engagement technologies under one global platform. It broadens the solutions Uniguest can offer across corporate campuses, universities, health care systems, and other complex environments.
"Joining a global organization like Uniguest — one that is growing quickly and is committed to building a strong, collaborative culture — feels like a natural fit for us," said Sean Matthews, chief executive officer of Visix.
The signal: Uniguest, a portfolio company of Atlantic Street CapitalDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom →, continues to grow by acquisition. The Visix deal follows earlier purchases across health care, senior living, hospitality, sports, education, and enterprise markets, pointing to steady consolidation in the digital engagement space.
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