16:9: Best Mixer Yet!
Back at hotel room. Tired feet up. Kinda sorta mostly sober. […]
Wed, Mar 28, 2018 at 2:42 AM
Back at hotel room. Tired feet up. Kinda sorta mostly sober. […]
One of the big challenges on the technology side of digital signage is keeping up with all of the emerging hardware and software options on the market. It used to be a reasonably simple case of developing software in one OS or another and getting it running on a PC. […]
I was at the LVCC this morning moderating a panel for the Digital OOH summit ahead at Digital Signage Expo, and had a look in some of the other rooms that also have pre-show conferences. My thinking, and the conventional wisdom, was that there’s a lot of pre-show stuff shaking, and are there enough people to fill those various rooms. […]
When you take your display outdoors, you enter into a whole new world of possibilities and problems. Your hardware might have worked fine in a controlled environment, but now it has to brave wind, snow, rain, sunlight and the rest of the elements. Preparing for this can be a major headache, especially if you don't even know what to prepare for. […]
Interactive touchscreens, beacon technology and near field communications take digital signage beyond a pro AV experience and into the realm of engaging with digital signage. […]
Integrators pride themselves in being one-stop digital signage network shops, but partnerships with content creation firms benefit everyone. Are you trying to boil the ocean? […]
It is Digital Signage Expo week, and tonight, the big 16:9 Mixer. If you are heading to the LVCC for the pre-show conferences today, you should know DSE is in the South Hall again and this year, upstairs, above the free drinks at many booths of the nightclub and bar show. […]
Samsung Electronics has finished installing the country's largest light-emitting diode (LED) signage in Korea’s capital city of Seoul transforming the area the place into the Korean version of New York's Times Square. […]
Camera technology is a system to count the number of impressions. While some camera technology companies only claim to be able to count the number of impressions, others claim to be able to provide you with the ability to know if an impression actually interacted/looked at your advertisement and how they felt. […]
Darlison, a student at the University of Waterloo’s in the Global Business and Digital Arts program, has been studying and working in multimedia development, UX and UI design, marketing, and business analysis. She will receive an award of $2,000 to be applied to her academic fees for her senior year of study at the University of Waterloo. […]
Insider’s take: It’s OK to insist that lease procedures be followed at termination but be careful about appearing vindictive or unreasonable or it will cost you. […]
The Working Daypart consists of the hours spent at the office. This is when most professionals now determine what they are going to buy and even complete those transactions at their desk online or at a physical location near their office. They may not admit it in front of their boss, but this trend has advanced into a workday staple. […]
“Depending upon which research you look at, the digital signage market is growing at a CAGR of approximately 10 percent,” observes Alan Brawn, a principal in Brawn Consulting. In terms of formats, Brawn says video walls are growing at what some estimate is nearly double the overall market CAGR through 2022. […]
The Launch Pad is open to first-time exhibitors with DSE. It’s perfect for start-ups or any company on a budget that wants to break into the industry and reach the powerful attendance base that DSE delivers. Traditional DSE booths require a minimum footprint of 200 square feet. […]
eBay is running a nationwide digital out of home (DOOH) drive designed to bring the online retailers vibrant product lines to life. The automated campaign is agile, adapting to Britain’s turbulent springtime weather to contextualise its offering. […]