SpinetiX presents HMP100, the world's first Hyper Media Player for Digital Signage. The HMP100 will replace the pc-based legacy solutions because of its amazing advantages such as small size, interactivity, low power consumption and the absence of servers ...
Sunday, January 18, 2009
January 13, 2009 - MediaTile, a world leading provider of cellular digital signage solutions, today announced that it has doubled revenues for the third consecutive year as demand for its popular and unique Digital Sign in a Box(TM) and Kiosk in a Box(TM) solutions continues to grow.
Sunday, January 18, 2009
Before the doors open, this show - the largest DSE to date - will host four educational digital signage sessions focused on interactive digital signage technology and digital signage devices. The sessions are set for Tuesday, Feb. 24 2009. As for the industry itself, it is predicted to slow a bit due to the economy, but grow nonetheless in 2009.
Sunday, January 18, 2009
STRATACACHE, exhibiting at NRF’s 98th Annual Convention and Expo in booth #2365 at New York City’s Jacob K. Javits Center January 12-13, 2009, is showcasing its newly released audience measurement module as part of its award-winning digital signage solution, ActiVia for Media.
Sunday, January 18, 2009
Digital signage broadcasting has become an increasingly popular way to present information in a variety of public venues. From train stations to banks to hotels and much more, digital signage broadcasting has proven to be an effective way of delivering targeted messages to specific groups.
Digital Signage News Central aggregates over 25 sources of digital signage news articles on the internet, including digital signage videos from popular video sharing sites, and digital signage pictures from popular photo sharing sites.
Tue, Apr 28, 2009
Tons of people will know Rebecca Walt as one of the more broadly experienced and sharper people in this space, having come out of retail and packaged goods, and spent time with both Convergent and Reflect Systems.
Tue, Apr 28, 2009
One of the guys who spoke last week at that industry forum in New York is the CEO of an interactive agency, and not all that suprisingly, he said the future of digital signage is all about interactivity ... and therefore the better name to hang on this industry is Interactive Out-of-Home, or IOH. Trevor Kaufman, of the agency Schematic, suggested one of the reasons NOT to go with DOH is it is too reminiscent of Homer Simpson's DOH!!!, and DOOH is far worse for some reason. Now while I heartily agree that interactive is a big part of the future of this space, it's just a part. There are countless ways in which digital screen are going to be used that will have little or nothing to do with interactivity. They're just going to be a more efficient means of getting information across, and I can't even fathom the chaos of every screen in an environment beckoning to be touched or wireless devices constantly popping up invites to download coupons and more information, and on and on. I recently read a separate suggestion that the term In Store Digital Marketing be used, or ISDM. They're both good, but they're both just more words. The industry news portal AKA.TV was launched with that handle a few years ago because no one could land on the perfect name, so it was digital signage, Also Known As .... My impression is that there are lots of things holding back this industry, like good content, sustainable success stories and better customer education, but I don't think coming up with JUST the right name -- that encompasses it all -- is holding much back. Digital signage is well short of perfect. Same with Digital Out Of Home. But they're out there and I don't think confusion or derision abound. And I have never heard anyone use DOH.
Tue, Apr 28, 2009
www.DigitalSignageSupplies.com domain is for sale. Current bid, $545.
Mon, Apr 27, 2009
Pretty much every major street in Winnipeg had a succession of banks and strip malls with full color digital LED boards flashing away at drivers and passersby. These were not full-tilt billboard replacements, but sheet of plywood-big screens, nonetheless.
Thu, Apr 23, 2009
CONCORD, ONTARIO, April 23, 2009 - Omnivex Corporation, the premier provider of digital signage software, announced today that the Granite Club of Toronto has implemented Omnivex software on big-screen LCD panels throughout its facility. The results are improved customer service, more members enjoying Club activities, and additional publicity for upcoming events.
Tuesday, April 14, 2009
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