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by Antonia Hamberger. Bigger, smarter, greener, and more secure – digital signage is evolving and the technologies leading that progress are AI, COB LEDs, e-paper, and specialized B2B operating systems. Our trend forecast for ISE 2025. […]
Jonathan Pert. The reported six-figure brief will include delivering signage for over 500 chargers at 100+ EV hubs across the UK, all part of the Arnold Clark Charge network. The contract is part of Arnold Clark’s wider plans to create a nationwide network of ultra-rapid EV charge points. […]
According to Core’s forecasts, increases in digital and out-of-home advertising will power much of the growth in 2025. Core is forecasting that online advertising spend in 2025 will rise to €1.11bn while OOH spend will rise by 8.9% to €101.6m. “We believe the OOH market in ROI grew by 15% in 2024, reaching €93.3 million, surpassing pre-Covid spends,” it says. […]
by Florian Rotberg. Starbucks opened a net 377 new stores in the last quarter despite a slight decline in like-for-like sales. The company now operates a total of 40,576 coffee houses worldwide, with 53 percent directly managed by Starbucks. […]
In hall 4 at ISE 2025, the Korean ESL and display manufacturer will be showing its full range of interactive displays, NDI-native signage, and wayfinding solutions. Solum is positioning itself as a retail specialist, offering everything from EV chargers in parking lots to ESL and digital signage. Displays with new NDI interface. […]
There are 200-400 billboard condemnations in the US each year. If you are in business long enough, your out of home company will receive a letter from a state transportation authority notifying you that they are condemning the land on which your billboard sits for a road expansion. What should you do? […]
Turns out putting everything behind locked glass and ad-covered screens does not create a welcoming shopping environment. By AJ Dellinger. Back in 2020, Walgreens entered into an agreement with a startup company called Cooler Screens Inc. […]
by Rachel Wolff . Mediocre technology and outdated store infrastructure doomed Walgreens’ partnership with smart screen provider Cooler Screens, according to a Bloomberg report. That forced the former to halt its in-store retail media push, leading to a costly legal battle between the two companies. […]
From Sixteen:Nine Blog Guest Post: Alan Brawn One of the directives I personally keep top of mind is to listen to the right voices and make the right choices, but that mindset begs the question of who are those right voices? Often, this begins with a person or group of people we seek out for input and/or advice. As we listen, it is imperative to consider the sources. […]
A Canadian company regarded as one of the more innovative players in the manufacturing end of microLED displays just got a heathy does on ... […]
There are now 14 CMS software companies integrated and ready to work with Amazon’s $100 USD dedicated digital signage stick – the latest being ... […]
BrightSign has taken the interesting and somewhat disruptive step of extending the warranty on its newest generation of media players from one year to ... […]
It is just a few more sleeps before the 2025 edition of Integrated Systems Europe starts in Barcelona, with the digital signage community kicking things ... […]
This is a reworked and shortened version of one the stories you will find in the new Sixteen:Nine Future Displays report – a free ... […]
This article will guide you through the halls, highlight key exhibitors, and some changes you can expect this year. The “Unified Communication (UC) & Education Tech” area previously occupied only half of Hall 2, but this year, ISE has expanded it into Hall 1. Here, workplace solutions provider Ricoh has set up shop, along with several Chinese exhibitors. […]
