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16:9: Menu Board Testing Shows Differences Images And Motion Make On Sales

Atlanta-based High Street Collective has now released the results of a first round of testing at a local store that doubles as a “Living Retail Lab” for digital initiatives. The owner of Citizen Supply, located inside Atlanta’s Ponce City Market, built a bar and lounge inside his store in early 2019 and called it Likewise, with the notion of setting his store apart from others. […]

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Mon, Sep 16, 2019 at 4:44 PM

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16:9: DSF Toronto Plans June 6th Mixer Based On Digital Signage In Dining

Capital Networks’ Kelly Smith and the Toronto chapter of the Digital Signage Federation have organized the second in what is planned as a running series of breakfast mixers. The June 6th event is focused on Digital In Dining, and features people from McDonalds and Aramark, as well as iGotcha Media. The event is out in Mississauga at Samsung’s Canadian HQ. […]

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Thu, May 23, 2019 at 11:17 AM

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16:9: Another, Very Different Digital Signage Fail At Timmies

This is a Tim Horton’s in downtown Toronto this morning, as spotted by a digital signage vet. I’ve seen lots of Timmies where one or several screens are out – notably at Montreal’s airport – but this is a new one. Things are working – but the screens all have on-screen messaging for SICOM, weirdly backwards – and information on the operating system. […]

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Thu, May 2, 2019 at 9:11 AM

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Projects: Century-old Garden Center Group Takes (Some Of) Its Messaging Digital

This is a straightforward menuboard and messaging boards set-up at Notcutts Garden Centres Ltd  – which has 18 individual garden centres across England and has been doing this sort of thing for more than a century. The family-owned company cut over from pure print and some tablet-sized displays manually updated by thumb drive. […]

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Thu, Apr 5, 2018 at 6:42 AM

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16:9: How digital signage helps QSR businesses compete

Guest Post: Alan Brawn, Brawn Consulting Recently, the QSR industry has been struggling with customer apathy. Faced with a barrage of signage, those driving by simply look at all QSRs as more of the same. We have all seen the attempts at differentiation, like the famous dollar menu … now some offer “premium” food made to order, coffee bars, and healthier food choices. […]

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Wed, Apr 20, 2016 at 6:22 PM

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Cineplex Wins Big DQ RFP For US, Canada Digital Menu Boards

Cineplex Digital Media, previously known as EK3, has bagged the deal with American Dairy Queen Corporation to be the fast food giant’s “endorsed provider” of in-store digital merchandising solution, aka menu boards, in the US and Canada. The company says it won the deal “after an extensive audit and request for proposal process with over 30 participants. […]

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Wed, Jan 27, 2016 at 9:44 AM

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Lexmark Enters Crowded QSR Digital Menu Board Business

The printer company Lexmark was at National Retail Federation show a year ago with what I described then as shrug-inducing. A year later, the company is back at NRF and marketing what would appear to be a more evolved solution aimed at QSRs. […]

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Tue, Jan 19, 2016 at 9:47 AM

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Infographic: How Digital Menu Boards Help Businesses

Here’s a nice infographic ROI-modeling digital menu boards that was passed along by Neil Maycock of Allsee Technologies, a UK-Chinese company that makes a broad range of digital signage displays. […]

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Tue, Jul 7, 2015 at 8:35 AM

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