Userful Corporation – Booth 1551 Why do people going to DSE need to put your company on their Must See list of booths? Video walls are booming, one of the fastest growing approaches to delivering digital signage, but customers are increasingly looking for something unique and compelling–something to cut through the clutter. […]
Guest Post: Dina Townsend, RMG Networks In retail, it’s important to create a smooth shopping experience for the consumer who may well see shopping as a way to escape whatever stresses and hassles they’re experiencing in their daily life. Or, alternatively, dread the prospect of trawling around shops and appreciate anything that makes it an efficient process for them. […]
Glass-Media – Booth 1936 Why do people going to DSE need to put your company on their Must See list of booths? We’ve announced several leading-edge, projection-based in-store and storefront point-of-presence solutions that are already helping brands with physical footprints increase foot traffic, build brand awareness, and drive offline-online conversion. […]
Broadsign – Booth 1731 Why do people going to DSE need to put your company on their Must See list of booths? DSE is the chance to get a live, personal demo of our complete digital signage platform. Our product experts will also be on hand to answer any and all questions. And with our recent rebrand, our booth got a major facelift this year! […]
LA-based digital signage software shop Enplug has developed an interesting partnership with a company that specializes in transit information for operators and passengers. […]
UK-based Screenly, possibly/probably the most active developer of digital signage solutions that run on Raspberry Pis, has released the 2nd generation of its software platform – matter of factly called Screenly 2. […]
The top prize at the Digital Signage Awards that were announced and handed out recently in Amsterdam was a project to modernize the display system at the cradle of cricket – Lord’s Cricket Ground in London. The project was pulled together by a small London consultancy called Silver Curve, which is run by one of the brightest minds in digital signage, Bryan Crotaz. […]
Enplug – Booth 2908 Why do people going to DSE need to put your company on their Must See list of booths? Content rules at DSE, and Enplug’s digital signage content options are second to none. This year we’ll be showcasing brand new social media wall apps with eye-catching animations, new layouts, and more customization options. […]
What are the largest digital signage networks in the world? I got that question the other day, and I did not have a particularly solid, well-informed answer. A decade ago, the big networks might have had 10,000 end-points and were run by entities like lottery corporations. […]
I have traded emails with Joaquim Lopes for at least couple of years now, and he has been telling me about his company 4YouSee and its efforts providing software and services to the Latin American digital signage market. He was at Integrated Systems Europe in Amsterdam a couple of weeks ago, and when we finally met in person, I suggested we grab a quiet spot and do a podcast chat. […]
This is a terrific, very different way to use real-time data to drive home a compelling message for a brand – in this case a UK insurer that wanted to make small businesses aware of cyber-risks. […]
STRATACACHE now has 100% ownership of Scala, having acquired all outstanding Scala shares and Scala divisions around the globe including Scala Inc., Scala BV, Scala KK and Scala Nordic AS. “Scala has created an excellent brand and execution footprint around the globe over the past thirty years, tailoring their digital signage offerings to the specific needs of each global region. […]
Guest Post: Try Hicks, Visix Trey Hicks There’s a famous tricolon popularized by British real estate tycoon Lord Harold Samuel – “location, location, location” – that was meant for property but holds true for digital signage. You want a lot of people to easily see what’s on your screens. […]
The buzz around Integrated Systems Europe is that the show, which is sort of on now but really opens tomorrow, could push past 80,000 attendees. That’s a lot of people to squeeze into the RAI conference center in Amsterdam, even with a jumbo temporary tent out front and a new exhibit are that has taken out most of the food court outside the digital signage hall. […]
It will be BroadSign Control under the hood, going forward, for the digital poster network run by smart cities-centric media company Intersection. […]
