The proliferation of data sources and connected devices in today's command and control facilities pose challenges that are both complex and fast-moving. At this point, it becomes more and more important to design and maintain a display management system that is both resilient and versatile enough to be able to adapt to future requirements is no easy task. The new S-SF software package designed for local network based command and control monitor architectures by Mitsubishi Electric, the brand that has been drawing attention with its technologies in the field of visual data systems, make it possible for videowall monitoring systems to work more efficiently and with bigger scalability. While versatility of native IP command and control visualisation networks make it possible for systems to easily adapt to future requirements, they also make it possible to maximize long-term cost saving advantages gained by long-lasting service lives of Mitsubishi Electric's DLP and LED screens.

Thanks to S-SF architecture, control room videowalls no longer need a special videowall processor. Thanks to multiple redundencies incorporated in distributed network architecture without the need of an addition, fault tolerance is applied. In the case of a fault in a component, the role of that component will be assigned to another component immediately in order to find a reliable answer to the fault and to provide uninterrupted 7/24 service. S-SF system hardware is based on standard and universal network components. This way, the need for special hardware or operating system development and debugging is eliminated. At the same time, it can transmit not only the desktop image of source computer but also numerous applications running on the background at the same time with real-time resolution using application server component. As a result, more reliable and lower-cost system is made possible.