Carat have been awarded CPD Gold accreditation from the IPA, an award that recognises outstanding professional development programmes, working culture and a real focus on people within the advertising industry. […]
BroadSign secures first place in 2014 revenue, product line, customer base, geo-expansion, funding, competitive strategy and value add. Montreal, Canada. April 30, 2015. […]
Capabilities and reliability of Android players have simply not matched the promise of the hype. Trucks have been rolled to manually reset hung players. Others players are rebooted daily to “resolve” memory leaks. […]
Former DPAA head Sue Danaher has joined NYC-based ad-targeting startup Centriply as its brand ambassador, charged with opening the door at advertising and media agencies. “Sue’s combination of industry knowledge and long-standing relationships will be a major benefit to us as we extend our sales and promotional efforts,” says Shelley Stansfield, director special ops, Centriply. […]
The world-class education provider is utilizing the 75-square-foot video wall to facilitate collaborative teaching. […]
Apparel retailer Diesel opened a flagship store in Rome last fall that included an entry area dominated by an immersive video wall running content from a German digital artist. The abstract digital display, reports GDR UK, “draws from geographical data taken from maps of Rome. Its colour, growth and movement is based upon the use of #rome and #POSTroma across online sites. […]
BroadSign secures first place in 2014 revenue, product line, customer base, geo-expansion, funding, competitive strategy and value add. Montreal, Canada. April 30, 2015. […]
The best of intentions, but not the best follow-through meant I registered to go see Samsung Canada‘s new executive briefing centre in suburban Toronto yesterday, but never actually got away from world HQ. Stupid-busy. But Computer Dealer News has a post up that includes numerous pix of the new digs in Mississauga. […]
Broadsign secures first place in 2014 revenue, product line, customer base, geo-expansion, funding, competitive strategy and value add. Montreal, Canada. April 30, 2015. […]
There is a great piece in Wired about the latest big tech stab at augmented reality, using those goggles, or as someone has dubbed them, faceputers. Ugly handle, and just the right measure of disdain. The Wired writer sums it up this way: That’s the real barrier to consumer adoption of augmented reality. […]
It seems like all the display guys are branching out lately. First it was software and now display types. You may think of Atlanta-based NanoLumens as a company squarely in the business of making lightweight, skinny and modular LED displays, but now they’ve announced a clear transparent surface you’d liken to 3M’s Vikuiti film surfaces. […]
Sport in Street customers use the interactive kiosk in the store and to take photos of the shoes they are wearing through a video camera. […]
When I watched a video a couple of months back about a corporate communications digital signage program in the customer contact center at Blinds.com, the first words out of my mouth were: “That’s <naughty word> brilliant. […]
I have heard estimates of the number of digital signage content management software providers ranging from 250 to 600. Even the lower estimate presents a staggering number of choices for end users trying to decide which CMS is right for their networks. Too bad there isn’t a digital signage equivalent of Match.com to make it easy to find the perfect solution. […]
Leveraging the insights produced will result in superior message relevancy, which will have a measurable impact on consumer behavior. […]
