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. […]
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. […]
It’s now been a couple of months since the first episode in the Sixteen:Nine Podcasts series went live, and 11 episodes are now up. The podcast-hosting site shows about 1,400 listens, but that’s a fraction of the real story. The podcasts are up on Google Play and iTunes, and the RSS feed is hooked in through several podcast apps. […]
hat tip to @thegreatgadsby for noticing this … The tech publication Recode has a really interesting post up about how those interactive stations that are showing up on big city streets, replacing phone booths, are much more than information hubs with free Wi-Fi supported by digital OOH ads. […]
In this episode, I’m speaking with Rick Cope, the founder and CEO of NanoLumens, which makes and markets its own line of unique indoor and outdoor LED displays from its facilities in Atlanta. […]
There’s no end of talk out there about digital OOH being part of integrated marketing campaigns that span mediums and use data, but not nearly as many real-world examples of it being done … but here’s one. […]
This is a pair of 3 by 5 video walls, using 55-inch narrow bezel displays, in the underground PATH concourse system/maze that connects most of the big office towers in downtown Toronto. Done for BMO Financial Group, the wall is in the walkway system at BMO’s flagship location, First Canadian Place. […]
The guys at Minneapolis-based Screenfeed have developed a couple of free-to-use national holiday greetings for American and Canadian clients and prospects. The trade-off is that you’ll need to open an account with the company, which means you’re then in Screenfeed’s marketing loop. […]
Let’s face it – digital signage. with some exceptions, is a glance medium. What’s scheduled to screens has seconds to get noticed, absorbed or ignored. […]
I’m not quite sure how a company based in Ottawa, Ontario got a nightclub deal in Las Vegas, Nevada, but UTG Digital Media from Canada’s capital has installed a slick LED staircase at the new JEWEL Nightclub at the Aria casino-hotel. The club opened last night and is managed by the hospitality company Hakkasan Group, which also has other clubs around the strip. […]
The “Backstage at BroadSign” miniseries aims to shine a spotlight on the unique teams at BroadSign, such as our Product Specialists – the “how tOOH” people. Our second installment features the Quality Assurance, or “QA”, team. […]
It was pretty rare for me to patch in to a webinar, let alone run or be part of one – but all of a sudden I’m doing a bunch. The next one is the second in what is a series of online discussions I’m doing with Canonical, the guys behind Ubuntu Linux. […]
The “Backstage at BroadSign” miniseries aims to shine a spotlight on the unique teams at BroadSign, such as our Product Specialists – the “how tOOH” people. Our second installment features the Quality Assurance, or “QA”, team. […]
