In this episode, I’m speaking with Jennifer Davis, who is Chief Marketing Officer for Leyard and also the VP of Marketing and Product Strategy for Planar, which is now owned by Leyard. So she’s one busy puppy these days. […]
If you are interested in emerging tech you might want to set aside an hour next Tuesday, July 12, for a webinar I’m running with a couple of interesting UK-based companies. The session, put on by Canonical, the guys behind Ubuntu Linux, features Nikodem Lacki, CTO of Boldmind, and Ebrahim Busheri, CEO of Lime SDR. […]
A lot of traffic on this site continues to be generated by readers looking for low-cost digital signage player solutions – as in 100s of page views a day just for a round-up of Raspberry Pi options. I also see a lot of interest in posts involving Chrome devices and PC sticks. […]
Manchester, United Kingdom–Leading developer of software and hardware solutions, VXL, today enters the digital signage market with a new product – Illumineye DS Suite. Engineered from the ground up to deliver everything a company needs to deploy digital signage – but at a price that’s far lower than comparable products. […]
The use of retail analytics in the world of brick and mortar retail is intensifying and constantly finding new ways to innovate as retailers use big data and qualitative data to maximize their engagement with customers, learn more about consumer behavior and increase transactional value. […]
Spotted by an industry vet connecting through Miami’s airport … The wonky screen in the right has a notification message reminding the screen operator he or she can upgrade to Windows 10! It’s not that hard to disable this stuff, and avoid looking like a doofus. […]
It is endlessly amazing to come across yet more companies introducing digital signage software platforms, when there are already 100s and possibly 1,000s (no, really) out there. At least the latest is not two guys and a dream, but a company with 40 years in thin client software that must have some sense of a market for their variation on an extremely common theme. […]
NEW YORK, July 4, 2016 /PRNewswire/ — “Increasing demand for digital signage in public & commercial sectors along with improvements in technology offerings & infrastructure expansions driving the digital signage market” The digital signage market was valued at USD 16.88 billion in 2015 and is expected to reach USD 27.34 billion by 2022, at a CAGR of 6.7% between 2016 and 2022. […]
The project was a three-screen video wall featuring custom content based on Godiva’s seasonal promotion calendar. The display is one large canvas over two or three screens inside Godiva retail locations throughout the U.S. and Canada, driven by Mood’s MVision media player. […]
USA – NEC Display Solutions of America, a leading provider of commercial LCD display and projector solutions were the winners of six InfoComm16 awards, including Rental & Staging Systems for its 65-inch Ultra High-Definition (UHD) display and Direct View LED video wall. […]
Guest Post: Richard Fortin, ITESMEDIA Richard Fortin Are you engaging your employees during their shifts? In this second of two posts, we will look at three other ways to increase your employees’ commitment in the workplace, using digital signage. Part 1 is here. […]
Guest Post: Richard Fortin, ITESMEDIA Richard Fortin Sadly, many employees show up at work day after day without any real motivation. Worse still, some are there only to work their hours and collect their paycheque. It’s hard to imagine they’re very committed to the success of their company. […]
Paris, 4 July 2016 – JCDecaux SA (Euronext Paris: DEC), the number one outdoor advertising company worldwide, announced today that MédiaKiosk, its subsidiary specialising in the installation and management of newsstands, of which it is the majority shareholder (82.5%) alongside Presstalis (5%) and three publishing groups – Le Figaro (5%), Le Monde (5%) and Altice Media (2.5%) – has renewed the contract to design, supply, install, maintain and operate news and other types of kiosks in Paris. […]
One thing that white hat SEO practitioners will always preach is that SEO is a long term process. It’s a marathon, not a sprint. Unlike other methods of marketing, where there is a more immediate result, it takes time to see the results of an SEO campaign. […]
One thing that white hat SEO practitioners will always preach is that SEO is a long term process. It’s a marathon, not a sprint. Unlike other methods of marketing, where there is a more immediate result, it takes time to see the results of an SEO campaign. […]
