A reminder that DSE exhibitors have about a week and change to get their information on DSE 2016 Booth Field Guides to me, if they want some free love on this site. So far, about a dozen companies have sent me stuff, and I know several others are prepping stuff. […]
Guest Post: Tony Downey, Clickspace TV. I was just about ready to deploy a Chromebit “in the wild” when I read ‘My Chromebit Digital Signage Experience on this blog. Dave went through the ins and outs of an above-average consumer getting digital signage running on a single Chromebit and the trials involved. […]
You’ve got to like projects that see the designers going completely off the normal playbook on a signature digital display feature for a building. Instead of doing a conventional 3 by 10 video wall, the Children’s Museum of Denver took those 30 displays and did a 20-foot tall, abstract copper and steel tree-like structure made up of Planar LED-lit LCDs that form a canopy. […]
Clear Channel Outdoor Americas has launched a new service called Clear Channel Outdoor RADAR that uses location-data from smartphones – mashed up with demographic data to more accurately target and measure the impact of conventional and digital Out-Of-Home media campaigns. […]
Society for Experiential Graphic Design (SEGD) is one of the sponsors this year of the annual Preset Group DSE Mixer, along with the graphics and signage firm CREO Industrial Arts. The organization is running its first designX event at the Digital Signage Expo, a full day of talk and dialogue focused on learning for creating and managing digital customer experiences. […]
A new IoT-ready version of the Raspberry Pi micro PC has been announced – still priced at just $35 but touted as more powerful and equipped with built-in WiFi and Bluetooth. The announcement was made today by element14, which describes itself as the market leading manufacturer and distributor of the Raspberry Pi. The company is part of the UK distribution firm Premier Farnell. […]
Interactive chart below I have written and ranted a few times about the dubious market research reports that get generated by research factories in India – companies that produce expensive reports on pretty much any industry they can think of. […]
Peerless-AV, Booth 1823 Brian McClimans, Vice President, Global Business Development at Peerless-AV, kindly passed along a note saying what his company would be showing customers and partners at their DSE booth this year. Why do people going to DSE need to put your company on their Must See list of booths? […]
Studio Squared, Booth C14 Why do people going to DSE need to put your company on their Must See list of booths? Companies need content, and Studio Squared is a finely tuned, content-creating engine. I’d venture to say we create more digital content than any other company in America. […]
Guest post: Mark Hemphill, ScreenScape This blog pointed out recently, once again, how there are a lot of bad statistics out there that try to describe the size and scope of the digital signage market. We agree that a lot of what gets referenced seems meaningless to us, as well. But the question come up often: How big is the digital signage market? […]
Omnivex Corporation, Booth 2521 Why do people going to DSE need to put your company on their Must See list of booths? Unlike traditional digital signage software, the Omnivex digital signage platform is a single solution that adapts to unique and changing requirements of all types of customers. […]
Recent curved screen installation at American Airlines Arena, Miami NanoLumens, Booth 2345 Why do people going to DSE need to put your company on their Must See list of booths? NanoLumens is the LED digital signage industry disruptor that provides unique display solutions to clients who want to leave lasting impressions on their audience. […]
GUEST POST: Tim Griffin, Userful We all understand the Wow Factor that comes from a beautiful, people-stopping video wall. But few people, even within the digital signage industry, understand what’s going on behind those bright, shiny screens. […]
Many signage software companies have for years offered up design templates and modest app stores to make content creation cheaper and easier for customers, but a new content store being marketed by Long Beach, CA-based content/creative shop Insteo is taking a different approach that says more about where the industry is going, as opposed to where it’s been. […]
There are many reasons not to use a cheap Android set-top box or stick from Shenzhen, China to power your digital signage network, like shaky reliability and zero support, but I wasn’t aware of the one that could result in a massive fine and even jail time. […]
