BroadSign has probably seen the most success of any digital signage software company that has released players and product based around the Android operating system and ARM chips, so it will probably surprise some observers that its new product release goes back to Windows and Intel. […]
Stephanie Gutnik, BroadSign Booth 2513 Why do people going to DSE need to put your company on their Must See list of booths? BroadSign takes DSE seriously and we have a booth/delegation to prove it. Our international sales team, support specialists, marketing crew and department heads will be present to answer product, partner and industry-related questions. […]
The Digital Signage Federation has been quietly doing some work for the past year on the whole patent troll issue – quiet, in part, because of how volatile (read litigious) this whole subject can be. It had been frustrating to watch companies in the digital signage eco-system, and their clients, harassed, slowed and hamstrung at times by legal actions. […]
I think there’s a broad school of thought out there that HTML5 is interesting, but visually pretty limited in what it can do in digital signage. It indeed has its limits and is no video replacement, but its ability to drive motion and incorporate video makes it a big step up from the static presentations that represent a lot of menu board systems out there now. […]
Brian Hammett, Stratos Media Booth 1445 Why do people going to DSE need to put your company on their Must See list of booths? StratosMedia is the first of the next generation in digital engagement and communication platforms. The application is totally built on and powered by Google’s Chrome OS (CrOS) platform. […]
Here’s an image that should raise your eyebrows if you develop and market software in the digital signage eco-system: the DSE floor map, with a rather large Google booth in the second row, right behind NEC. Last year, Google had little corner inside the Intel booth – taking up about as much space as a start-up just happy to be there and get some free booth love. […]
Digital signage is pretty heavily a software-driven business, but I can’t really think of many – if any – signage CMS companies that are are based in or near Silicon Valley. […]
Ryan Gushue, Enplug DSE Booth: FT4 Why do people going to DSE need to put your company on their Must See list of booths? Enplug will be announcing the release of their software development kit (SDK) for its open digital signage platform, which is applying the ‘app’ paradigm of mobile devices to digital signage. […]
More news of consolidation in the digital signage sector – this time from Northern Europe. Sweden’s ZetaDisplay has reached an agreement to buy Marketmedia Oy, which is described as the largest digital signage firm in Finland. […]
Gil Matzliah, CEO, Novisign DSE Booth: FT16 Why do people going to DSE need to put your company on their Must See list of booths? NoviSign brings a fresh angle to the traditional Digital Signage world. NoviSign realizes that the Digital Sign on the wall is not relevant anymore, unless the audience can actually interact with it. […]
Ryan Cahoy, Managing Director, Rise Vision/Rise Display Booth 126 Why do people going to DSE need to put your company on their Must See list of booths? […]
I was on a call recently with a guy from one of the more well-established companies in the digital signage software market, and as we wrapped up, he of course asked what I thought. Really good, as expected, I said, but maybe the device management was a little threadbare compared to some others I’d seen. […]
Louisville-based software and solutions firm Codigo has joined the ranks of companies offering an Android solution, part of a new software release the company says rolls up a bunch of messaging systems into one HTML5-driven platform. […]
New Zealand, from a distance, looks freakin’ amazing, so news that the country’s main digital signage solutions company is for sale gets the squeaky little wheels in my head turning. If only I had investment and operating capital … However … I don’t. […]
You know that argument you hear from vendors, that serious end-users with a lot of scale will never go with free software solutions and entry-level hardware? It’s probably true in a lot of cases, but not always. And I think things are shifting, in part because of who is now working with free. […]
