If you’ve even driven the 401 highway that runs up from Detroit through Toronto and almost to Montreal, you’ll have been thankful there’s a set of travel centres that provide the essentials to motoring: gas, coffee and clean restrooms. About 500,000 people a day pull in to these centres across the province. […]
What is the best example of triggered content that you have seen or implemented and why? […]
Guest Post: Sean Matthews, Visix Sean Matthews You’ve hired some of the best and brightest people around to help you run your company. Use your corporate digital signage solution to support, encourage and inspire them as they steer your organization to success. […]
The lobby and common area of the Wells Fargo Center has been transformed by a series of 86-foot-high floor-to-ceiling LED columns that create a series of gorgeous ambient art pieces. Developed by New York-based ESI Design, the programming is designed to give a sense of seeing Colorado’s natural beauty through fence slats. […]
Jim Nista and I have had lotsa long, interesting talks over trade show cocktails in Las Vegas or Orlando about the state of the industry and what needs to happen, particularly as it relates to content. Unfortunately … or perhaps fortunately, when I really think about it (hic) … they were not recorded. […]
Guest Post: Hoa Tong, Array Interactive If you’ve been keeping current with the latest business industry practices the last decade, you’ve probably seen that many significant company decisions today affecting time, money, and outcome are no longer made based solely on executive counsel, trends, or even past experiences. They’re now made based on pure data that the company has obtained. […]
Every so often I bump into a company that’s stayed well out of the spotlight, kept its collective heads down, and built up a thriving business – while most of the industry was unaware the company even existed. Consider Revel Media Group, which is based in the greater Salt Lake City area. […]
Guest Post: Kaijus Asteljoki, Valotalive “Why?” That was the question, a good friend asked me recently. “Why do you do what you do? […]
Here’s a different take on the idea of putting digital signage in private homes. Cassidy Smirnow is Senior VP of Operations at Denver’s Four Winds Interactive, and as a result, knows here way around the platform and the idea of building and publishing a layout to a display. For the last couple of years she has been tweaking what she calls a Home Sign, installed in her kitchen. […]
What happens when you combine the largest American digital signage company with the biggest international digital signage company? […]
Another in the series of white papers produced by ComQi, Size Matters in Digital Signage addresses one of the most critically important aspects of digital signage in retail: how various screen locations and sizes matter. Simply stated, the size of each screen should be based on the purpose of the screen and the overall business objectives. […]
Duesseldorf, NRW—Adversign Media extends its product range for viewneo users, offering special contents for the 2016 Summer Olympics. Since the beginning of this month, viewneo customers can make use of a Plugin to drag and drop Olympia content, such as medal tables, results or short facts and statistics regarding the Olympics, into their digital signage playlists. […]
New York City has many well-deserved nicknames—NYC, The Big Apple, Gotham, The Capital of the World—because it’s a global crossroads, a metallic monument of human achievement and the center of the universe as modern civilization knows it. […]
One of the guys at Rise Vision is so steeped in the digital signage business he has a slick interactive display up and running in his kitchen. Mat Meiers, the company’s lead creative designer, designed a screen layout to display calendar events, grocery lists, to do lists and family photos in his Kansas City-area kitchen. […]
Guest Post: Mark McDermott, ScreenCloud If you were ever a fan of Pokémon as a kid or teenager, you’ll know about Pokémon Go, a new app developed by Niantic. Pokémon Go creates an augmented reality experience (something virtual appearing in the real world), to allow you to chase Pokémon characters all over town, to lure them, capture them and train them for battle. […]
