It’s never a good thing when a city’s mass transport authority sends a note to passengers to concede the real-time information screens at stops ... […]
Wayfinding and directory displays at big footprint airports have long been there to help travelers find their way to gates and to services like ... […]
The UK startup PassageWay operates with the interesting mission of using technology that nudges people to make well-informed and more sustainable decisions about how ... […]
The Polish digital OOH media firm Screen Network has an interest and knack for blending its campaigns with real-time time data from systems and ... […]
People who need to regularly get around and across the Toronto area will be familiar with that busy city’s mass transport system, which involves ... […]
If a CMS software company or solutions provider is serious about chasing business beyond the SMB market, the chosen platform better support real-time data ... The post Sept. 23 Online Roundtable Plans Deep Dive On Real-Time Data In Digital Signage appeared first on Sixteen:Nine. […]
I first bumped into Telelogos when I started going to ISE in Amsterdam, and while I’d never heard of the company, I wandered off impressed by what I’d seen. The digital signage software company had a very solid platform and some of the deepest, most powerful device management tools I’d seen. It sounds boring, but that’s the stuff that can really matter when you have big, scaled networks. […]
It has been readily apparent for some time that it is relatively easy for a company to develop a basic digital signage content management system, and while that results in a lot of start-ups, it also leads to well established companies adding the capability. […]
Denver’s Four Winds Interactive has a case study up online about the work it is doing with HHS, a big Austin-area services provider in healthcare and other sectors that need things like housekeeping and catering. The company jettisoned its older, legacy CMS software for FWI’s a couple of years ago, and uses the new platform to integrate real-time data and target messaging by location. […]
Big sports venues often have screens showing the live TV feed from the rink, court, field or whatever on the public concourses and in places like corporate suites, so that fans can keep half an eye on the action while getting food or mingling, but the screens at the home of Toronto’s Raptors and Maple Leafs take things a step further with hyper-granular real time data. […]
This is very clever and useful – commuters travelling on the rail network in Sydney, Australia can now make informed decisions on where to stand on a platform for the best shot at getting a seat. The rail authority, Transport for NSW, now has digital signage on platforms that shows which rail cars have seats available, have standing room only or are completely full. […]
