What are some effective ways to future-proof your content? Introducing evergreen content is one of the most effective ways to future-proof your content. When we create evergreen content, we generally want it to have a minimum shelf life of a year, but it can easily be relevant for two or three years. […]
What are some effective ways to future-proof your content? “Content” means a lot of things. Videos, images, interactive messaging and data-driven HTML5 come to mind. […]
What are some effective ways to future-proof your content? It’s hard to develop a singular piece of content that needs to remain relevant without some type of dynamic data attribute. Content developers often overlook the ability to “template” their designs, which allows for certain elements to be dynamically altered. […]
What are some effective ways to future-proof your content? Two things: If your organization produces other content, i.e., marketing/sales/product information that appears in other platforms, make sure you change the digital signage content when you change the content in the other platforms. […]
What are some effective ways to future-proof your content? There are a number of ways to go about making your content evergreen. If you have a solid creative campaign going, such as one that is meeting the goals of the network (i.e., content strategy), then maybe there is a way to either make these ‘donuts’ or more branding/generic instead of a call-to-action. […]
What are some effective ways to future-proof your content? You can’t “future-proof” content. All content has a subjective shelf life. […]
Technology in amusement parks is revolutionizing not only the rides but the way guests experience the park too. As rides grow bigger, faster and more daring, amusement parks become more packed and clear communication becomes even more important. […]
Goal: Reinvent the hotel fitness center into an inviting, flexible modern space that allows guests to engage in fitness classes and programs that fit individual needs and schedules, while maximizing cost-effectiveness, as well as using updated facilities as a selling point to attract guests. […]
A small German company has launched a WordPress plug-in that enables the hugely popular blog and website content management system to be used as a digital signage CMS. Ondamedia GmbH says its plugin, called Digitalsignagepress, makes developing and managing small signage networks easy and capable of running off any HTML5-based device, like system on chip smart screens. […]
CHICAGO, IL (PRWEB) August 11, 2016—Houston’s newest hotel opened August 4 adjacent to George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH). The beautiful new Liya Investments, LP. […]
CITY OF INDUSTRY, CA–(Marketwired – Aug 10, 2016) – Shuttle Computer Group, Inc., one of the world’s leading designers of small form computers, announced its X50V5 all-in-one (AIO) computer designed for customizable applications in retail, wayfinding, kiosks, food service, medical, queueing, and entertainment applications. […]
DALLAS, TX–(Marketwired – Aug 11, 2016) – RMG Networks Holding Corporation (NASDAQ: RMGN), or RMG Networks™, a leading provider of technology-driven visual communications, is pleased to announce its partnership with Manhattan Associates, Inc. (NASDAQ: MANH). […]
Stamford, CT (PRWEB) August 11, 2016—US digital out-of-home (DOOH) media revenues grew 11% to $2.71 billion in 2015, the fastest growth rate in five years, while consumer exposure to DOOH increased 4% to 54 minutes per week, according to new research from PQ Media. […]
Guest Post: Mark Hemphill, ScreenScape Savvy communicators could be increasing revenues by building dynamic media channels into every one of their business locations via digital signage, but a lot of them are held back by the cost and complexity associated with that technology. It’s still too expensive and complicated for the average business owner to want to take on. […]
Expedia gave commuters in Hong Kong the chance to indulge their inner travel bugs with a chance to win free round-trip tickets to Japan. Riffing on its “The 20 Days Deal,” the travel company installed a timer on a Flagship shelter with contestants trying to stop the timer at exactly 20 seconds. […]
