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The Changelog · Oct 7, 2025 · 54 min

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How does a fully remote team build a platform that runs reliably in thousands of locations worldwide? In this episode of The Changelog, Viktor Petersson and Daniel Mountcastle explore how Screenly's remote-first culture directly shapes the reliability and scalability of their digital signage platform. They discuss what it takes to run distributed engineering and operations teams, why Screenly's annual summits matter, and how asynchronous work drives better focus and uptime. You'll also hear lessons from real deployments, including what breaks, what scales, and what the team has learned along the way. If you're scaling infrastructure, managing remote teams, or evaluating signage solutions, this episode offers an inside look at how Screenly builds for reliability at every level.

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How does a fully remote team build a platform that runs reliably in thousands of locations worldwide?

In this episode of The Changelog, Viktor Petersson and Daniel Mountcastle explore how Screenly's remote-first culture directly shapes the reliability and scalability of their digital signage platform.

They discuss what it takes to run distributed engineering and operations teams, why Screenly's annual summits matter, and how asynchronous work drives better focus and uptime. You'll also hear lessons from real deployments, including what breaks, what scales, and what the team has learned along the way.

If you're scaling infrastructure, managing remote teams, or evaluating signage solutions, this episode offers an inside look at how Screenly builds for reliability at every level.

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