Digital signage software shops have increasingly been going after the workplace communications market through partnerships and mergers, but the South Carolina digital signage CMS ... […]
Spartanburg, South Carolina (August 25, 2020) — Life throws curve balls occasionally that every individual and business must face at one time or another, and 2020 has certainly had its fair share of disruptions. […]
The South Carolina CMS software firm Hypersign has adapted an element of its platform, designed for distance learning, to also be used for enabling virtual fan walls at live sports events. Called The Arena, the software enables the sort of virtual fan displays that have started to pop up at NBA and professional football (soccer) games. […]
Stepping back and looking at our growth as a company and an industry over the years has helped make the long nights and hard work worth it, and confirms for us that we’re headed in the right direction. Spartanburg, S.C. (August 19, 2020) — Inc. […]
The new normal for live presentations and events is hosting for a completely remote audience or a hybrid audience that includes both physical and remote attendees. Industry professionals need access to studios that enable them to broadcast professional and high quality presentations or events to those audiences with ease, and the Arena does just that! […]
The digital signage industry has been seeing companies that do things like video conferencing and screen-sharing adding digital signage modules, like Zoom and Airtame, but here’s the opposite case – with a CMS software company adding workplace meeting capabilities. […]
Spartanburg, SC’s Hypersign has read its market and put together a business bundle it calls DSaas, which is short for Digital Signage as a service. The bundled program, which seems to be coming up more and more in digital signage (see Planar from Wednesday for another variation on this), allows end-users to put everything they need into a budget-friendly OpEx monthly payment. […]
Spartanburg, S.C., March 31, 2020 — Purchasing the perfect digital signage setup for your business just became a lot easier with Hypersign’s new DSaaS (Digital Signage as a Service) program. […]
Hypersign has released a new extension product to their base visual communications platform, Hypersign+, named Huddleup. Huddleup is designed for the meeting room environment to provide video conferencing, digital whiteboarding, live TV, screen mirroring, local hdmi, digital signage and emergency alerts all within the same package. […]
Hypersign provided a 4K resolution, 12-panel mosaic video array for Medical City Healthcare, a division of HCA. This particular facility is the health facility for the NFL franchise, the Dallas Cowboys. The video array was mounted on a stone wall with off-board power and data components all housed in a separate area of the hospital. […]
Hypersign provided a wide-scale rollout of their WayStation and RoomFusion solutions for The University of Tennessee, Knoxville. WayStation provides wayfinding through touch-interactive kiosks as well as turn-by-turn navigation through mobile devices. […]
Neil Willis is the CEO and founder of Hypersign, a digital signage software company located in Greenville, South Carolina. In this Sixteen:Nine Podcasts episode, Neil talks about a long career path that had very humble beginnings – working in the air force in Arkansas and sweeping floors at a big box store on weekends to help pay the family bills. […]
This seems slightly odd. Samsung has put a huge amount of effort and resources into marketing the features and benefits of its Smart Signage platform, but has joined a collaborative program that is built around an external device that negates the need for the smarts in the sign. […]
