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Interactive Whiteboard Fleet Management | Qtenboard DMS

2026-10-19

Qtenboard · Device Management System (DMS)

Manage every interactive panel from one console — across classrooms, campuses and meeting rooms

Qtenboard DMS turns a scattered set of interactive flat panels into a fleet you can see, control and update remotely. Monitor device status, schedule power, push apps and content, and decide who is allowed to do what — without sending a technician to every room.

Remote monitoring Scheduled power App & content push Multi-role access Remote system upgrades

See what DMS covers View the rollout plan

Fleet size, hosting model and feature scope are confirmed per project — a console alone does not define a deployment.

Qtenboard DMS console — one view of every connected interactive flat panel

DMS ConsoleDashboard · roles · commands · alerts

⇄

School / Corporate NetworkWired RJ45 or WiFi 2.4G / 5G

⇄

Interactive Flat PanelsClassrooms · lecture halls · meeting rooms · multiple sites

Why remote management

A panel that works today still needs to be looked after for years

Installing the display is only the beginning. Over its working life each panel needs updates, new apps, power schedules and occasional troubleshooting — and with dozens of rooms, doing that room by room does not scale.

Visibility

Know which panels are on, which are offline and how their storage and network look — without walking the building.

Control

Shut down, reboot or schedule power for a single panel or a whole group from one place.

Consistency

Install the same apps and distribute the same content so every classroom starts the day in the same state.

Response

Receive device information and history that help locate a fault before anyone is sent on site.

Qtenboard view. Remote management is not a luxury feature for big projects. It decides how many site visits a fleet will need after installation — which is why we recommend planning it at the same time as the display order.

Capability map

What the DMS console covers

Capabilities are grouped by the job an administrator is trying to do, so each team can see where it fits.

Monitor

Know the state of every panel

Real-time monitoring of device status
Remote view of storage, network and power-on information
Graphical visualization of device statistics

Control

Act without visiting the room

Remote shutdown and reboot
Scheduled power on and off
Send commands and review history

Distribute

Keep software and content aligned

Remote app installation
App control across devices
Content distribution to selected panels

Permissions

Decide who can do what

Multiple user roles for collaborative management
Enable or disable accounts
Manage permissions per role

Communicate

Reach the person at the panel

Send alerts and messages to device operators
Notify rooms about schedule or maintenance changes

Maintain

Keep devices current

Remote system upgrades without on-site visits
Device information reporting for faster fault location
Simple operational workflow for administrators

Dashboard view — device status, storage, network and power information at a glance

Scheduled power — match panel hours to the school or office day

App installation and content distribution to selected groups of panels

Management model

Choose the management model by how your fleet is organised

The right set-up depends less on the number of panels than on who manages them and how many sites are involved.

Fleet Type	Typical Set-up	Who Manages	Priorities
Single school or office	One site, a handful of rooms, one network	One IT contact or facilities team	Scheduled power, quick app installs, simple status checks
Multi-room campus	Many classrooms and halls on one network	School IT with teacher-level access for limited actions	Role separation, content consistency, update control
Multi-campus or district	Several sites with separate networks	Central IT plus local administrators	Group management, permission scopes, reporting by site
Distributor or integrator	Customer fleets managed after delivery	Service team on behalf of each customer	Fast fault location, remote upgrades, reduced site visits

Selecting the model early also shapes how the panels are ordered. For schools, start from our smart board interactive whiteboard range; for meeting rooms, see the interactive whiteboard meeting solutions.

Multi-campus deployment managed from a single DMS console

Who does what

One platform, different jobs for different people

Role-based access keeps the console useful for everyone while limiting risky actions to the right people.

Teachers & staff

Teach, don't troubleshoot

Use the panel as normal
Receive messages from administrators
Limited permissions where the project allows

School or corporate IT

Run the fleet day to day

Schedule power for the working day
Install apps and push content
Check status, storage and network
Manage accounts and permissions

Distributors & integrators

Support customers remotely

Locate faults from device information and history
Perform remote system upgrades
Reduce repeat site visits

Multiple user roles, account control and permission management

Readiness

Check these before the first panel goes online

Most delays in managed rollouts come from network and organisation questions, not from the panels themselves. Run through this list during planning.

Network

A wired RJ45 connection at each panel where possible, for stable updates
WiFi 2.4G / 5G coverage confirmed where wired is not practical
Firewall and proxy rules agreed with the network owner
Bandwidth available for remote upgrades and content pushes

Organisation

Named administrators and the roles each one needs
Panel naming and room labels agreed before enrolment
Standard app list and content owners identified
Power schedule rules for term time, holidays and events

Network and organisation checks completed before enrolment

Qtenboard view. A tidy naming scheme and a clear role list save more time in the first month than any single feature. Agree them before enrolment, not after the fleet is live.

Rollout plan

Pilot first, then expand in waves

Managed fleets succeed when they grow from a verified pilot rather than a single large switch-on.

Define scope

List sites, rooms and panel models, the administrators involved and the tasks DMS must support.

Enrol a pilot group

Connect one or two rooms first, with real users, to test status reporting, power control and app installation.

Validate in daily use

Run a normal teaching or meeting week: check schedules, content pushes, alerts and remote upgrades behave as planned.

Roll out in waves

Add rooms or campuses in groups, applying the same naming, roles and app list confirmed in the pilot.

Operate and improve

Move to routine monitoring, scheduled upgrades and periodic review of roles, schedules and content.

Pilot room — validate before scaling to the full fleet

Remote system upgrade — no technician visit to each room

Transparency

What is confirmed per project — and what we do not claim

DMS is configured around the project, so some details are agreed with you rather than printed on a general page.

Topic	How We Handle It
Panels included	Confirmed by model and system version during sample validation
Fleet size	Confirmed against your planned number of devices and sites
Hosting and data location	Agreed with your IT and compliance requirements at project stage
Feature scope	Listed in the project proposal, including any optional functions
Languages and interface	Confirmed for the administrators who will use the console
Support scope	Remote upgrades, documentation and online support agreed in the delivery plan

What we do not claim. We do not state a maximum number of managed devices, guaranteed uptime or compatibility with every brand of display without project-level verification. Management capability is confirmed against the panels and network you actually plan to use.

Why Qtenboard

Management that starts at the factory, not after delivery

Because Qtenboard designs and builds the panels, remote management is planned together with the hardware instead of added on afterwards.

Own manufacturing

Two self-owned factories and a 330,000 sqm industrial park give full control over panel configuration and quality.

Matched hardware

Panels run Android 16 with Google EDLA certification and include features such as scheduled power and wired or WiFi networking.

OEM / ODM options

Brand, UI, boot logo and pre-installed apps can be customised for distributors and integrators.

Remote support

Remote upgrades, technical documentation and 24/7 online availability support partners after delivery.

Managed fleets often pair panels with accessories and kits. Explore the interactive whiteboard accessories range, the embedded OPS computer for Windows applications, the mobile stand for shared rooms, or the digital classroom AV solution kit.

FAQ

Questions administrators and procurement teams ask first

What is DMS and what can it manage?

DMS is Qtenboard's remote device management system for interactive flat panels. It supports real-time monitoring, remote shutdown, reboot and scheduled power, app installation and control, content distribution, alerts and messages, device statistics and history, and multi-role account management.

Can we turn panels on and off on a schedule?

Yes. Remote control includes shutdown, reboot and scheduled power, so panel hours can follow the school or office day.

Can we install apps and send content to many panels at once?

Yes. DMS supports app installation, app control and content distribution to selected devices, which keeps classrooms consistent.

What information can administrators see?

Storage, network and power-on information, graphical device statistics and device history, which helps locate issues faster.

Can different people have different permissions?

Yes. Multiple user roles allow collaborative management, with the option to enable or disable accounts and manage permissions.

Does DMS support remote system upgrades?

Yes. Remote system upgrades reduce on-site visits, and our team provides online support for partners during and after rollout.

How many devices can one deployment manage, and where is it hosted?

Fleet size and hosting are confirmed per project against your requirements rather than stated as a general limit. Share your plan through the contact page and our team will confirm the approach.

Where can I find more answers about the panels themselves?

See the interactive whiteboard FAQ and the successful project cases for examples of deployments.

Key takeaways

Plan remote management together with the displays

1 · Decide the model

Choose a management model based on who runs the fleet and how many sites are involved.

2 · Prepare the basics

Agree network access, naming, roles and app lists before the first panel is enrolled.

3 · Pilot, then scale

Validate in a real room, then expand in waves with the same confirmed settings.

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Interactive Whiteboard Fleet Management | Qtenboard DMS

Qtenboard · Device Management System (DMS)

Manage every interactive panel from one console — across classrooms, campuses and meeting rooms

Remote monitoring Scheduled power App & content push Multi-role access Remote system upgrades

See what DMS covers View the rollout plan

Fleet size, hosting model and feature scope are confirmed per project — a console alone does not define a deployment.

Qtenboard DMS console — one view of every connected interactive flat panel

DMS ConsoleDashboard · roles · commands · alerts

⇄

School / Corporate NetworkWired RJ45 or WiFi 2.4G / 5G

⇄

Interactive Flat PanelsClassrooms · lecture halls · meeting rooms · multiple sites

Why remote management

A panel that works today still needs to be looked after for years

Visibility

Know which panels are on, which are offline and how their storage and network look — without walking the building.

Control

Shut down, reboot or schedule power for a single panel or a whole group from one place.

Consistency

Install the same apps and distribute the same content so every classroom starts the day in the same state.

Response

Receive device information and history that help locate a fault before anyone is sent on site.

Capability map

What the DMS console covers

Capabilities are grouped by the job an administrator is trying to do, so each team can see where it fits.

Monitor

Know the state of every panel

Real-time monitoring of device status
Remote view of storage, network and power-on information
Graphical visualization of device statistics

Control

Act without visiting the room

Remote shutdown and reboot
Scheduled power on and off
Send commands and review history

Distribute

Keep software and content aligned

Remote app installation
App control across devices
Content distribution to selected panels

Permissions

Decide who can do what

Multiple user roles for collaborative management
Enable or disable accounts
Manage permissions per role

Communicate

Reach the person at the panel

Send alerts and messages to device operators
Notify rooms about schedule or maintenance changes

Maintain

Keep devices current

Remote system upgrades without on-site visits
Device information reporting for faster fault location
Simple operational workflow for administrators

Dashboard view — device status, storage, network and power information at a glance

Scheduled power — match panel hours to the school or office day

App installation and content distribution to selected groups of panels

Management model

Choose the management model by how your fleet is organised

The right set-up depends less on the number of panels than on who manages them and how many sites are involved.

Fleet Type	Typical Set-up	Who Manages	Priorities
Single school or office	One site, a handful of rooms, one network	One IT contact or facilities team	Scheduled power, quick app installs, simple status checks
Multi-room campus	Many classrooms and halls on one network	School IT with teacher-level access for limited actions	Role separation, content consistency, update control
Multi-campus or district	Several sites with separate networks	Central IT plus local administrators	Group management, permission scopes, reporting by site
Distributor or integrator	Customer fleets managed after delivery	Service team on behalf of each customer	Fast fault location, remote upgrades, reduced site visits

Multi-campus deployment managed from a single DMS console

Who does what

One platform, different jobs for different people

Role-based access keeps the console useful for everyone while limiting risky actions to the right people.

Teachers & staff

Teach, don't troubleshoot

Use the panel as normal
Receive messages from administrators
Limited permissions where the project allows

School or corporate IT

Run the fleet day to day

Schedule power for the working day
Install apps and push content
Check status, storage and network
Manage accounts and permissions

Distributors & integrators

Support customers remotely

Locate faults from device information and history
Perform remote system upgrades
Reduce repeat site visits

Multiple user roles, account control and permission management

Readiness

Check these before the first panel goes online

Most delays in managed rollouts come from network and organisation questions, not from the panels themselves. Run through this list during planning.

Network

A wired RJ45 connection at each panel where possible, for stable updates
WiFi 2.4G / 5G coverage confirmed where wired is not practical
Firewall and proxy rules agreed with the network owner
Bandwidth available for remote upgrades and content pushes

Organisation

Named administrators and the roles each one needs
Panel naming and room labels agreed before enrolment
Standard app list and content owners identified
Power schedule rules for term time, holidays and events

Network and organisation checks completed before enrolment

Qtenboard view. A tidy naming scheme and a clear role list save more time in the first month than any single feature. Agree them before enrolment, not after the fleet is live.

Rollout plan

Pilot first, then expand in waves

Managed fleets succeed when they grow from a verified pilot rather than a single large switch-on.

Define scope

List sites, rooms and panel models, the administrators involved and the tasks DMS must support.

Enrol a pilot group

Connect one or two rooms first, with real users, to test status reporting, power control and app installation.

Validate in daily use

Run a normal teaching or meeting week: check schedules, content pushes, alerts and remote upgrades behave as planned.

Roll out in waves

Add rooms or campuses in groups, applying the same naming, roles and app list confirmed in the pilot.

Operate and improve

Move to routine monitoring, scheduled upgrades and periodic review of roles, schedules and content.

Pilot room — validate before scaling to the full fleet

Remote system upgrade — no technician visit to each room

Transparency

What is confirmed per project — and what we do not claim

DMS is configured around the project, so some details are agreed with you rather than printed on a general page.

Topic	How We Handle It
Panels included	Confirmed by model and system version during sample validation
Fleet size	Confirmed against your planned number of devices and sites
Hosting and data location	Agreed with your IT and compliance requirements at project stage
Feature scope	Listed in the project proposal, including any optional functions
Languages and interface	Confirmed for the administrators who will use the console
Support scope	Remote upgrades, documentation and online support agreed in the delivery plan

Why Qtenboard

Management that starts at the factory, not after delivery

Because Qtenboard designs and builds the panels, remote management is planned together with the hardware instead of added on afterwards.

Own manufacturing

Two self-owned factories and a 330,000 sqm industrial park give full control over panel configuration and quality.

Matched hardware

Panels run Android 16 with Google EDLA certification and include features such as scheduled power and wired or WiFi networking.

OEM / ODM options

Brand, UI, boot logo and pre-installed apps can be customised for distributors and integrators.

Remote support

Remote upgrades, technical documentation and 24/7 online availability support partners after delivery.

FAQ

Questions administrators and procurement teams ask first

What is DMS and what can it manage?

Can we turn panels on and off on a schedule?

Yes. Remote control includes shutdown, reboot and scheduled power, so panel hours can follow the school or office day.

Can we install apps and send content to many panels at once?

Yes. DMS supports app installation, app control and content distribution to selected devices, which keeps classrooms consistent.

What information can administrators see?

Storage, network and power-on information, graphical device statistics and device history, which helps locate issues faster.

Can different people have different permissions?

Yes. Multiple user roles allow collaborative management, with the option to enable or disable accounts and manage permissions.

Does DMS support remote system upgrades?

Yes. Remote system upgrades reduce on-site visits, and our team provides online support for partners during and after rollout.

How many devices can one deployment manage, and where is it hosted?

Fleet size and hosting are confirmed per project against your requirements rather than stated as a general limit. Share your plan through the contact page and our team will confirm the approach.

Where can I find more answers about the panels themselves?

See the interactive whiteboard FAQ and the successful project cases for examples of deployments.

Key takeaways

Plan remote management together with the displays

1 · Decide the model

Choose a management model based on who runs the fleet and how many sites are involved.

2 · Prepare the basics

Agree network access, naming, roles and app lists before the first panel is enrolled.

3 · Pilot, then scale

Validate in a real room, then expand in waves with the same confirmed settings.

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Interactive Whiteboard Fleet Management | Qtenboard DMS

Interactive Whiteboard Fleet Management | Qtenboard DMS

Manage every interactive panel from one console — across classrooms, campuses and meeting rooms

A panel that works today still needs to be looked after for years

Visibility

Control

Consistency

Response

What the DMS console covers

Know the state of every panel

Act without visiting the room

Keep software and content aligned

Decide who can do what

Reach the person at the panel

Keep devices current

Choose the management model by how your fleet is organised

One platform, different jobs for different people

Teach, don't troubleshoot

Run the fleet day to day

Support customers remotely

Check these before the first panel goes online

Network

Organisation

Pilot first, then expand in waves

Define scope

Enrol a pilot group

Validate in daily use

Roll out in waves

Operate and improve

What is confirmed per project — and what we do not claim

Management that starts at the factory, not after delivery

Own manufacturing

Matched hardware

OEM / ODM options

Remote support

Questions administrators and procurement teams ask first

What is DMS and what can it manage?

Can we turn panels on and off on a schedule?

Can we install apps and send content to many panels at once?

What information can administrators see?

Can different people have different permissions?

Does DMS support remote system upgrades?

How many devices can one deployment manage, and where is it hosted?

Where can I find more answers about the panels themselves?

Plan remote management together with the displays

1 · Decide the model

2 · Prepare the basics

3 · Pilot, then scale

Interactive Whiteboard Fleet Management | Qtenboard DMS

Interactive Whiteboard Fleet Management | Qtenboard DMS

Manage every interactive panel from one console — across classrooms, campuses and meeting rooms

A panel that works today still needs to be looked after for years

Visibility

Control

Consistency

Response

What the DMS console covers