I’ve heard some positive reviews coming out of the Interactive Customer Experience Association‘s event in Chicago earlier this week – with loads of end-users and supplier/vendors limited to those that had some tie through sponsorship or awards to the event. If I read the tweets right, it was sold out. […]
I’m very pleased to say the line-up is now fully set for DSrupted, which is set for Sept. 16th in Toronto. We’ve got a great line-up and a big highlight, I suspect, will be a talk by Martin Porter, Senior VP and Group Director for Posterscope, one of the biggest digital OOH agencies out there. […]
I’m looking forward to catching up with Guy Tonti, who is leaving the dry heat of Phoenix and Sedona (he has an amazing weekend place) for the steam bath heat of Orlando next week, to walk the trade show floor at InfoComm. […]
L Squared is a busy digital signage software and solutions provider up my way in the Toronto area. CEO Gajendra Ratnavel will take a break next week and head down to Orlando for InfoComm. As part of a running series from readers, here’s why this guy goes … How many years have you been going to InfoComm? […]
Denver-based Four Winds Interactive sent me an invite and details on something called Forward, The Digital Experience Conference – a new event it is putting together for this fall in the mile-high city. I’ve been to conferences organized or structured around vendors, and they can tend to be very long days hearing more and more and more about the product and applications. […]
Here’s what Philips has to say about its InfoComm 2015 trade show plans, via North America Marketing Manager Stephen Shao: 1 – Why do people going to InfoComm need to put your company on their Must See list of booths? InfoComm attendees should come by the Philips booth (#4689) because we’re premiering some really cool technology. […]
Colleen Hamilton with colleagues Tim Laughlin and Tom Dunn at a client install. Boston Logan Colleen Hamilton, one of the principal’s behind the digital wayfinding/directory management software firm and consultancy Art of Context, sent along her note on why she’s getting on a plane to Orlando in a couple of weeks. 1 – How many years have you been going to InfoComm? […]
LA’s California Science Center used a running exhibit on the Dead Sea Scroll as the visual theme for its big fundraising evening, the Discovery Ball – using a massive projection mapping set-up to make a vast screen that had to work its way around things like dangling airplanes. […]
Here’s Jeff Dumo, one of the partners in the Silicon Valley-based creative shop Array Interactive, on why he’s heading to Orlando for InfoComm. Jeff is one of the speakers on the the opening day of the digital signage solutions summit. 1 – How many years have you been going to InfoComm? […]
Here’s Insteo founder Jim Nista writing about why he’s getting on a long, and I bet not direct, flight from Long Beach to Orlando for InfoComm this year: 1 – How many years have you been going to InfoComm? 5 years now. 2 – What are you looking for when you go? […]
Here’s another InfoComm attendee, UK-based Tom Milner, Managing Director of the firm Service and Support Ltd., talking about why he’s going to Orlando this year. 1 – How many years have you been going to InfoComm? This is year one, eyes wide open for me! […]
E Ink will be showing its very cool Prism architectural display tech next week at the SID Display Week in Silicon Valley. Launched at CES a few months ago, Prism is color changing electronic ink technology that architects and designers can use to transform spaces and surroundings. It’s not really digital signage in any conventional sense, but it is an option INSTEAD of a video wall. […]
The InfoComm people have started a full court press to drive registrations for its Solutions Summit: Digital Signage conference in mid-June, running at the same time as the massive annual pro AV trade show. I am one of the people speaking at the thing, so that should be more than enough for you to drop everything and get on a plane to Orlando. Or not. […]
After a second stretch of busy this year that has me pretty much in a fugue state (though tallboy cans of Shock Top snap me right out of it), I’m having a sufficiently slow week that there’s been time to actually plan. Cool concept. Must do that more. […]
I’m starting a series of pre-InfoComm posts about exhibitors and attendees to give readers a sense of what sends people to a steam bath or blast furnace every June. The details are here … Just to illustrate how this works, here’s my profile: 1 – How many years have you been going to InfoComm? […]
