Optoma has joined the Microsoft Device Ecosystem Platform (MDEP) community, as part of the company’s strategy to deliver scalable and secure visual systems within Microsoft-managed workplace environments.
By participating in the MDEP, Optoma aims to align its future product platforms with Microsoft’s device, security, and management standards to support modern workspaces, meeting rooms, and in-building digital signage.
The Microsoft Device Ecosystem Platform is an enterprise-grade software platform built on the Android Open Source Project (AOSP), designed to meet high standards of security, reliability, ease of deployment, and innovation.
Optoma plans to collaborate closely with Microsoft as part of the MDEP, with updates on product direction, ecosystem integrations, and go-to-market activity to be unveiled in the future.
Mark Yang, group CEO, Optoma Corporation, commented: “We are thrilled to become part of the MDEP community, which is an important endorsement for Optoma.
“This community with the MDEP Team reflects our strategic shift towards platform-led, IT-aligned visual solutions that integrate naturally into the Microsoft workplace ecosystem. As part of MDEP, Optoma will focus on developing and evolving a portfolio of enterprise-grade visual solutions designed for shared workspaces, collaboration environments and digital signage applications — prioritising interoperability, security, manageability and scalability.”
Pictured: Mark Yang, group CEO, Optoma Corporation