Canadian vacation travel company Sunwing has opened a pop-up store in one of Canada’s busiest and ritziest shopping malls, using big visuals and a lot of technology to get shoppers at Toronto’s Yorkdale Mall thinking about booking a flight to the tropics for when the snow flies. […]
Imagine Shelby as the epitome of the average American shopper. While she prefers – all things being equal – to shop in a brick-and-mortar store, she takes advantage of the convenience of online shopping and regularly orders household items from Amazon using her iPad or phone. […]
Pretty much every convenience store I’ve been in, for almost 20 years doing this stuff, has left me shrugging about their digital signage effort – but the program put in by a travel stop chain called Love’s is an exception. It looks really good. And smart. […]
Under Armour, an American brand that manufactures performance footwear, sports and casual apparel, recently teamed up with Moving Tactics to create a dynamic and fun interactive activation event to create awareness for the opening of their new store at the V&A Waterfront in Cape Town, South Africa. […]
Industries have been gathering point-of-sales and web metrics data for quite some time to better understand their customers. But, what if you could use analytics and engagement to immediately personalize the customer’s experience while they are in the store? What if you could use the analytics to enhance the customers’ engagement with your product and increase sales? This webinar with Christie Rice from Intel and Bjorn Talbot and Jay Hutton from Vsblty expands on the role of analytics and interaction in the store and how both can be used to help drive sales and stay competitive. […]
Self-service ordering stations on touch-driven displays are getting mainstreamed by giant QSRs like McDonald’s, but a Chinese company tied in with KFC is taking the tech a step further by building facial recognition and payments into the screens. […]
As seen on Linkedin This is a nice temporary installation in a high street window, in central London, using a one metre tall by seven metres wide fine pitch LED wall to highlight the launch of a new boot by Clarks Shoes. […]
If your company chases business in retail, you’ll know it’s a tough slog for a bunch of reasons, and you’ll also have heard and read no end of stories about how brick and mortar retail is in a death spiral. Turns out that’s not really true. The National Retail Federation says the industry may indeed be evolving, but it’s also growing. […]
Putting tablets as small digital signs on hotel reception counters is not new, but the Slovenian tech firm Visionect has added some nice twists to the offer. This is the new five-star InterContinental Hotel in Ljubljana, Slovenia’s capital. […]
VANCOUVER, British Columbia–(BUSINESS WIRE)–iQmetrix, the wireless industry’s largest provider of POS, retail management, and omnichannel retail solutions, is launching an enhanced service & repair module to deliver a point-of-sale solution that will take repair shops to the next level of growth. […]
McDonald’s has done a multi-year deal with a couple of monster consulting companies, Capgemini Group and Publicis.Sapient, to be the QSR giant’s global IT strategic provider for restaurant and digital capabilities. […]
This is the duty free at Auckland, NZ’s international airport – one of a pair of The Loop shops at the terminal equipped with some 70 screens. The system was put in by NZ-based solutions provider Hydro Media, which first did 40 digital screens into The Loop’s refurbished arrivals store last year. […]
Atlanta – Digital Signage Connection (DSC), the news and information portal supported by Digital Signage Expo as its year-round resource for digital signage professionals and end users invested in the digital signage space, announced the latest installment of its monthly webinar series will take place Thursday September 21, at 2 p.m. EDT. […]
Via Linkedin Here’s a look at the new self service ordering kiosks piloted by the massive Subway QSR chain. […]
The digital out of home business model that sees network operators put screens in retail venues for free, making the investment back through advertising sales, has a long history of failure. But it can work, usually when the content is focused and the potential advertisers – like pharmas – have limited options to reach consumers. […]
