posted on Thursday, 6th August 2026 by Steve May
Sony’s BRAVIA BZ‑P Series displays have been certified under Cisco’s Collaboration Devices programme.
The announcement confirms that BRAVIA BZ‑P screens can operate as verified endpoints within Cisco’s collaboration ecosystem. When paired with a compatible Cisco device, the screens behave as part of a unified system, enabling native automation, reliable wake and standby behaviour, optimised image performance and reduced latency.
Native handshake protocols between Cisco devices and BRAVIA BZ‑P displays streamline deployment, reduce configuration errors and minimise post‑installation support. Installers gain a repeatable workflow, faster commissioning and fewer troubleshooting calls.
Significantly, for corporate environments built around Cisco meeting infrastructure, this also removes the need for custom programming and ensures that displays configure themselves automatically when a Cisco unit is detected.
The certification strengthens a long‑running partnership between Sony and Cisco Cisco. Previous BRAVIA models, including the FW‑32BZ30J, FW‑100BZ40J and the more recent BZ‑L Series, have already been validated. Adding the BZ‑P Series brings the newest generation of Sony’s professional displays into the fold, aligning them with the demands of hybrid workspaces where automation, reliability and interoperability are deemed essential.

Inside CI Editor Steve May is a freelance technology specialist who also writes for T3, TechRadar, Home Cinema Choice, Trusted Reviews and The Luxe Review.

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