Manufacturing Communication. 

At Transmission, we aim to support the manufacturing industry by driving communication across channels and through content to build safer factories with more engaged employees. We understand the critical role communication plays in creating a thriving work environment. That's why we have developed innovative solutions that enhance workplace engagement, foster collaboration, and improve safety standards. With our flagship product, Factory TV, we offer custom-created digital signage content that captures employees' attention and drives meaningful interactions.



Our team at Transmission believes that engaged employees are the heart of every successful manufacturing facility. That's why we have designed Factory TV to be a powerful tool that goes beyond traditional internal communications. Factory TV sparks curiosity, fosters a sense of community, and enables employees to stay informed and connected by delivering captivating visual content, real-time updates, and interactive features.



In addition to Factory TV, we offer a comprehensive communication ecosystem that includes our cutting-edge check-in kiosk. This innovative solution facilitates seamless communication for everyone on-site, enabling swift information exchange, contractor compliance, and safety orientations. With our user-friendly interface and intuitive features, our check-in kiosk streamlines communication, ensuring crucial messages reach every corner of the facility.



Transmission is proud to have helped numerous nationwide facilities transform their workplaces into thriving, engaged, and safe environments. We have witnessed increased productivity, improved morale, and enhanced safety standards by bridging communication gaps and empowering employees. Our passion lies in impacting the manufacturing industry by building stronger connections between employers and employees.

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Manufacturing

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Transmission

Transmission's headquarters in Bowling Green, United States

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Jeffrey Fiala

Shannon O.

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