Why SMART Board interactive displays for defense and federal environments
Interactive display portfolio for defense and federal agencies
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TAA & NDAA compliant displays
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Additional government displays
TAA & NDAA compliant displays
Additional government displays
Key capabilities for defense and federal operations
Frequently Asked Questions
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Are SMART interactive displays TAA compliant, NDAA compliant, and available through GSA for defense and federal procurement?Yes. SMART offers TAA compliant interactive displays across the MX Pro series with iQ TAA and M Pro High Secure series TAA product lines, supporting defense and federal acquisition requirements. The M Pro High Secure series TAA is also NDAA compliant, ensuring alignment with U.S. defense legislation by excluding restricted technologies and components from prohibited countries. Both product lines are available through the GSA Schedule via authorized resellers under contract number GS-35F-303DA through Promark Technologies, Schedule 70.
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What makes SMART interactive displays suitable for classified and high-security defense environments?SMART interactive displays support high secure deployment configurations designed for classified, restricted, and mission-critical environments. Available configurations include the removal of wireless connectivity, Bluetooth, and microphones, and restricted USB access, minimizing data exposure and supporting strict compliance, supply chain resilience, and national security requirements across sensitive defense and federal operations.
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How do SMART interactive displays support national security and supply chain resilience requirements?SMART interactive displays are built on a supply chain designed to mitigate geopolitical risk, with TAA compliant and NDAA compliant models manufactured in approved countries, excluding restricted technologies and components from prohibited nations. This secure by design approach supports national security standards and reduces supply chain risk across defense and high-security federal deployments.
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How do SMART interactive displays support mission planning and operational coordination?SMART Board interactive displays enable planning teams and commanders to visualize, annotate, and interact with mission-critical information in real time, including maps, operational data, and briefing materials. Multi-user annotation allows multiple team members to contribute simultaneously, supporting faster alignment and more effective decision-making during planning sessions and live operations.
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How do SMART interactive displays support situational awareness in command and control environments?SMART interactive displays provide command teams with a shared, high-visibility workspace for displaying and interacting with live operational data, maps, and incident information. Real-time annotation and multi-user interaction support continuous situational awareness across command environments, enabling faster, more coordinated decision-making during active operations.
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What is the difference between the M Pro series High Secure TAA and the MX Pro series with iQ TAA for defense applications?The M Pro High Secure series TAA is designed specifically for classified and high-security environments, with a configuration that remove wireless connectivity, Bluetooth, and microphones, making it suitable for defense operations, command environments, and restricted facilities requiring NDAA compliant deployment. The MX Pro series with iQ TAA is a TAA compliant display with an embedded operating system and wireless connectivity, better suited for training environments and less restricted federal applications where collaboration flexibility is a priority.
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How do SMART interactive displays integrate with existing defense and federal IT infrastructure?SMART interactive displays are designed to fit within established government IT environments, with deployment options that support controlled access, secure configuration, and alignment with agency security and compliance requirements. High secure configurations minimize data-sensitive components, reducing integration risk and supporting streamlined deployment across regulated defense and federal environments.