Vesterbacka (left) with Valota CEO Kaijus Asteljoki Finland’s Valota, which makes and markets the Valotalive platform for workplace communications on screens, has made an interesting addition to its advisory board – the longtime global brand ambassador for the Angry Birds game franchise. […]
*Originally appeared on My Tech Decisions It’s not easy to deal with the challenges around digital signage. Here are 10 obstacles to overcome when pushing content to digital signage systems. Although often relegated to the back seat, the process of content creation drives the success of a digital signage program. […]
As a business using digital signage, one of your trickiest tasks is planning ideas for new content to keep displays interesting. Digging through Google can take a lot of time and leave you with generic and overly simplified results. Repurposing old, traditional graphics from flyers and posters doesn’t look modern enough. […]
LOS ANGELES, Oct. 5, 2017 /PRNewswire/ — TiTAN Platform (www.titanplatform.com?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss), a smart content and device company with offices in the U.S., South Korea, Singapore and China, today officially launched its U.S. product line. […]
GUEST POST: Rebecca Dowden, Crown TV There are so many possibilities when it comes to digital signage content that it can be overwhelming. You may have a portfolio of reusable templates and content but are looking for something new and unique. To help you ensure your digital signage has the highest possible impact, here’s 100 digital signage content ideas, categorized by industry. […]
GUEST POST: VIKTOR PETERSSON, SCREENLY & DOMINIQUE GUINARD, EVRYTHNG Many years ago, the recipe for a successful digital signage deployment was to put up a few screens in the store, and load them with an image slideshow (or video slide if you were on the forefront). Those days are long gone. Viktor Petersson Today, It takes a lot more to get the modern shopper’s attention. […]
Via New Zealand Herald A New Zealand startup called DROPIT has an interesting sports engagement app designed to keep fans involved in games during breaks, instead of staring at their phones. […]
As expected, the Mets are not the only pro sports team using digital signage behind the scenes at venues – with word from Charlotte, NC-based 10 Foot Wave sending me a note about work it does for MLB’s San Diego Padres. […]
Business communications is a very active vertical for digital signage, but I don’t think I’ve run into another project like the workplace communications being used at Citi Field for baseball’s New York Mets. […]
A pair of Las Vegas start-ups have synced up on a blended offer that sees a creative content shop making ad space available, via the partners online ad booking platform. […]
This is a couple of years old, but the first I’ve seen of it – an interactive whisky tasting experience that blends immersive 360 projections and interactive touch screens that use optical markers on things like the bottles. It was put together in London for Ballantine’s, a Scottish distiller focused on blended whisky. […]
Laura Davis-Taylor is a really well-known and much-loved expert when it comes to how digital fits in retail. She was a consultant for many years, but more recently has worked for some very large agencies – dealing with equally large retail and brand accounts. Now she’s back doing the consulting thing, by her choice. […]
Guest Post: Debbie DeWitt, Visix The whole point of your digital signage is to get your audience to stop, pay attention and take whatever action your message asks them to. Debbie DeWitt How should you present the information – which type of content is right for each message? Should you use a still message, or one with motion? […]
Chicago-based Outcome Health – long known as Context Media – did a press thing in that city this morning, announcing plans to grow from 600 staffers to 2,600 in the next five years, and make room for that growth in a North State Street office tower with its own name on the front. […]
The big three-dimensional robotic billboard that Coca-Cola bankrolled and switched on this summer in New York’s Times Square has generated lots of attention, and led to an interesting debate about whether it’s a brilliant showcase of attention-grabbing technology, or mechanical overkill for effects that could largely be created inside the content. […]
