Jerry Harris, senior director of exhibit graphics at the Georgia Aquarium, discusses how technology is shaping the future of content delivery. […]
Guest Post: Ron Gazzola, Samsung Putting the quick in Quick Service Restaurants, or QSRs, has owed a lot to the sensors and systems that are now the basis of what’s being called the Internet of Things. To get an order to a customer, without customer lines backing up, takes automation and smart devices that are driving near factory-level precision at the food prep stations. […]
The PN-L803C and the PN-C703B are part of the best-selling AQUOS BOARD display line. […]
Today a colleague asked what my opinion was for the future of OOH advertising in 2050? It is a fascinating question that in my opinion cannot be answered without considering the macro factors that will shape our planet over the next 35 years. 35 years into the future is a really tricky magnitude of time to predict and Amara’s Law instantly springs to mind. […]
The super-slim bezel size of 1.8 millimeters allows the VH7B displays to be seamlessly connected with others. […]
With the advancement of retail analytic tools, retailers are gaining better insights into their consumers’ behaviours, which have led them to better cater to customers’ needs, so says Chris Day, managing director of Moving Tactics, the leading South African digital signage solutions company. […]
Wifi wasn’t cooperating at Orlando’s airport so my plan to post while hanging out at the gate went south on me. But I am back at world HQ – where it is 40 degrees cooler (25 OK, but down 40 – arrrrgh) – and wifi works fine. I spent the second day banging around the InfoComm show floor and bumping into booths I somehow didn’t see on Day 1. […]
The future of outdoor advertising is digital. Digital out of home technology can now put screens the size of a cinema in places where billboards used to be, and replace all of the signage on public transport or in your local shopping centre with moving, dynamic screens that look 1000x more compelling than a poster. […]
One of the country’s biggest cities is about to have a lot less outdoor advertising space, as the Philadelphia City Council moves to reduce the number of billboards as part of a campaign against “visual clutter” in the City of Brotherly Love. […]
CAA South Central Ontario, one of nine auto clubs across Canada providing roadside assistance, travel, insurance services and member savings for 2 million members, recently implemented a customer-engagement digital signage experience from ADFLOW Networks at its Burlington location, according to an announcement from ADFLOW. […]
Conventional wisdom says the rise of large, relatively low-cost digital displays, and simple, scalable software to manage them, marks the beginning of the end for much of the mainstream printing business. Well, maybe one day … far into the future. For now, the digital signage and large-format printing businesses are doing very different things. […]
Out-of-home media (OOH media), worth Rs 1,039 billion in market size, is highly unorganized and out-of-date. Acquiring any information related to outdoor advertising is a daunting task. The duplicity of information, varied prices for the same space, and lack of information regarding traffic are some of the major problems that riddle the sector. […]
If Google Trends is a real measure of activity and interest in digital signage, Canada is the hotbed country, but Dubai is the hotbed city at the moment. These are charts from the past 12 months. This graph shows web activity and you can see how the timeline kinda syncs up with ISE, DSE and the just-finished InfoComm. […]
A little UK start-up has launched Postar, an iPad app that allows small business owners to build a simple digital sign message on the tablet and then run it on larger screens using $39 Chromecast HDMI sticks. Postar says it is focused on micro business operators, like indie coffee shops and boutiques. […]
How does a company narrow down the objectives and results that they want the digital signage system to provide for them? […]
