All kinds of people in this industry are very aware that while there is lot of dodgy stuff, there is also lots of well ... […]
Something of a consortium of familiar vendors and service providers in the digital signage sector have linked up to go after the retail market with a model that could include monetization through third-party and endemic advertising. […]
Guest Post: Stephen Gottlich, Gable The digital signage industry is in the midst of radical change. On one side, you have the typical AV integrators, who have focused on providing no more than the commoditized technology that enables both audio and video communication. […]
The retail-centric solutions company Gable has deployed an interesting double display in an Ohio shopping mall that uses one screen for navigation and directory lookup, and a second for DOOH advertising. The company, based in the Baltimore area, says the display unit is the first of its kind, and I can’t say I’ve seen something like this. […]
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I have heard some people in this industry starting to describe what they do as visual solutions, as opposed to digital signage. I’m not sure that really fits in all cases, but it certainly does for Gable, a Baltimore-area company that’s been doing analog signs of all kinds for four decades. About 10 years ago, Gable added digital display solutions. […]
Presented by: Summary: So, you want to create a digital signage network? That’s great! Moving beyond the “black box” is necessary to support the customer experience in ways we’ve never seen before. […]
I don’t tend to run much news about new hires at companies, because the reader analytics clearly indicate few of you care. BUT, this one is kind of interesting. Baltimore-based AV design and solutions firm Gable, which has grown increasingly involved in this sector in the last 2-3 years, has hired on a Design Director for Gable’s Solutions Design Group. […]
