As weary ad execs wandered home from CES 2015, we took a look at what this mother of all consumer electronics shows revealed about the future of advertising. We identified five trends that we think will matter for advertisers in the years to come, and checked in with three smart executives to get their thoughts. […]
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This year’s Integrated Systems Europe will again be the largest global digital signage show. In total 450 digital signage relevant exhibitors will be present at the RAI exhibition ground in February. ISE 2015 is counting more than 190 digital signage exclusive exhibitors in hall 8 alone. […]
BroadSign software powers the “King Channel” in over 50 Burger King locations across the Netherlands. Amsterdam, The Netherlands. January 12, 2015. […]
The decision over these signs could also affect other decisions down the road, especially when it comes to digital billboards, because, "In its report in the spring, the Planning Department recommended making the signs whose permits could not be found eligible for removal in exchange for digital billboard space. […]
Industry Weapon and Storeworks unveil technology that engages shoppers with relevant content on both digital signage and mobile devices. […]
1:1 Retailing marries customer shopping information with technology-enabled capabilities to provide a wholly personalized in-store experience. […]
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NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Samsung Electronics America, Inc. is presenting its vision for an immersive and interactive retail experience at NRF 2015, highlighting a range of co-created solutions suited for every retail environment, from the storefront to the showroom to the loading dock, warehouse and back office. […]
Those beer bottles are virtual. The National Retail Federation Big Show extended to three days this year, running a shortened five-hour session on Sunday. That meant retailers and brands could get a look on a free day or get three full days in when two was not enough. […]
The last time I was at the big National Retail Federation trade show in New York, digital signage was something you saw here and there – in small solo booths or as one of the interesting services wedged into the mega booths of major tech companies. What struck me, wandering the aisles of NRF 2015 on Sunday, was how much that has changed. In-store digital is now a mainstream activity. […]
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