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Dinners and cocktail party invites regularly come along ahead of out-of-town trade shows, and while I often regret being able to go, few invites ... […]
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Dinners and cocktail party invites regularly come along ahead of out-of-town trade shows, and while I often regret being able to go, few invites ... […]
It took me a while when the Czech start-up SignageOS came into the industry a few years ago to sort through what the company ... […]
I don’t usually do posts about new hires because analytics suggest not a lot of people care, other than the people hired and their new masters. But I’ll note this one, as it reflects a European company bringing on a familiar face to more effectively project itself into the US and Canadian markets. […]
Sensors that trigger content and respond to external actions in other ways have been around digital signage for years, and like most things, it’s grown easier with time to pull these sorts of things together for uses in spaces like retail and exhibits. […]
Remote hardware management – the software tools that monitor and manage digital signage networks and ideally maximize their uptime – are pretty much critical components for experienced operators. […]
signageOS s.r.o., Prague, Czech Republic, July 27th, 2020: signageOS, unification technology platform for digital signage, announces the closing of $2 million in early-stage funding from Reflex Capital, a private venture capital firm that invests in transformative technology companies. […]
These are rough times, but it may be encouraging to read that there is indeed some investor money out there for companies in the digital signage ecosystem. The Prague start-up signageOS has announced a $2 million cash injection from a Czech venture capital firm, to grow the company’s self-described Digital Signage Unification Platform. […]
The Prague-based startup SignageOS made a name for itself by developing, marketing and supporting a middleware platform that makes it easy for CMS software companies to integrate with the variety of “smart” commercial display panels on the market. […]
The signageOS guys, who do middleware and related services for system on chip technology in digital signage, have released the second in a series of independent testing reports – this new one on LG’s webOS smart displays. The testing found that these smart displays come out quite well and suit a variety of use-cases in signage. […]
The team at signageOS, the US/Czech company that has written middleware to bridge CMS software and system on chip media players, has started a research center that tests and benchmarks the wide variety of available devices. […]
signageOS – DSE Booth Number 3200 Why do people going to DSE need to put your company on their Must See list of booths? signageOS is at the forefront of transformation in the digital signage industry from the heavy reliance on hardware to more software driven innovation. […]
Digital Signage Expo is now less than two weeks out, which means I am less than two weeks out from the dreadfully long, connected flight to Vegas that I just did a week ago. Waaaaaaaah. Anyway … the show floor will be filled with display and software vendors actively promoting their take on smart displays and smart devices that use system on chip processors. […]
The Prague-based software company signageOS has launched a free software bridge that enables CMS companies and other developers to easily launch and manage digital signage networks that blend a variety of different playback devices, including all the major smart displays and Android players. […]
About 18 months ago, Sixteen:Nine first looked at the state of smart displays and raised the question of whether digital signage displays with embedded System on Chip (SoC) players inside represented the future path for the industry. In early 2017, almost every sign pointed to widespread adoption. Today, it is clear that adoption is happening. […]
The Czech software start-up signageOS has launched a software platform that enables established CMS software companies to add low-cost Raspberry Pi micro PCs to its range of media player options, without having to assign the necessary development resources to figure it all out and get it running. […]