Who knows what displays will look like well into the future, but what we all see today is pretty much what we’re all going ... […]
Workplace was already a major vertical market for the digital signage industry prior to COVID-19, and even though the pandemic has triggered rethinks and reboots on where and how we all work and collaborate, just about everything suggests digital signage technologies will continue to be a key to impactful workplace communications. […]
Look for another Sixteen:Nine Special Report early next week – this one an 80-pager (really) that drills down into how digital signage fits into workplaces that are, or will soon be, re-populating in countries where vaccines and other efforts are knocking down COVID-19. The report looks at what’s expected, societal attitudes and how the technology will be applied. […]
The Jan. 2021 Direct View LED Special Report by Sixteen:Nine is now available for free download. There are no strings attached. […]
That promised direct view LED Special Report will be out early Monday, available as a free, no-strings, no registration download. The 50-plus page report, in PDF format, is a follow-up on the original Special Report done by Sixteen:Nine and released in early 2018. Much has changed, and that’s reflected in the material. […]
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 first System on Chip “smart” digital signage displays showed up at Digital Signage Expo roughly four years ago – greeted with both curiosity and skepticism. Was this something that was going to stick, or be a variation on the slot-loaded Open Pluggable display spec that was introduced a few years ago but never really got a lot of traction with most integrators and end-users? […]
