invidis Lounge: The Platform for Decision-Makers Palm Springs | You can't ignore AI, neither in IT nor in digital signage. No technology promises so much disruption, but the search for digital signage-specific use cases beyond GenAI still leaves many questions unanswered. At the invitation of invidis, 13 leading digital signage companies from North America met at the invite-only invidis Executive Lounge 2024. Google: Home Sweet Chrome San José | When a tech giant like Google turns its attention to the digital signage market, the industry takes notice. The invidis team visited the ChromeOS campus in the Silicon Valley to see this focus in action. Instagram: invidis Goes to California California, home to tech giants, the entertainment industry, and countless digital innovations, will be our focus in the coming weeks. invidis will report live from Los Angeles, Palm Springs, and Silicon Valley—on here, and even more so on Instagram. invidis weekly: Sign Up for Our Free Newsletter Finally! An invidis newsletter in English for our global audience. German-language invidis Daily has become the leading digital signage newsletter for more than 15 years. Complementing invidis’ daily newsletter, we are launching a weekly update service today. Amazon: The Digital Signage Disruption Las Vegas | The world's largest online retailer has been active in the digital signage market since October. With annual sales of USD 575 billion (2023), Amazon is playing in a different league in the digital signage industry, which is dominated by SMEs. Established market players are smiling at Amazon's market entry, but are showing nerves at the same time. ISE 2025: Show Welcomes 330 New Exhibitors More space, more companies: ISE 2025 has published the new hall plan and announced 330 new exhibitors, including digital signage companies such as Poppulo and Livesignage. Retail: The Most Beautiful Bank in America Palm Springs | The Californian desert city is known for golf, tennis and many celebrities. A less than two hours' drive from Los Angeles, celebrities such as Frank Sinatra have lived here. An extremely attractive clientele for banks, which set up remarkable branches here. An invidis cultural tour inspired by Le Corbusier. Year in Review: Rik Willemse | Sony In his Year in Review, Rik Willemse, Head of Professional Displays & Solutions Europe at Sony, explains the extent to which sustainability has shaped the digital signage industry and the potential that AI also has for hardware manufacturers. Year in Review: Pontus Meijer | Visual Art In his annual commentary, Pontus Meijer, CEO of the Visual Art Group, outlines the successes of the past year and looks ahead to the potential that 2025 will bring. Year in Review: Ruben Rengel | Absen In his Year in Review, Ruben Rengel, Vice President of Global Business Development at Absen, describes trends in digital signage and DooH that are also shaping the further development of LED. invidis Executive Lounge: Between AI and Tariffs Palm Springs | An exclusive exchange under the Californian sun: At the Executive Lounge, top leaders from the digital signage industry gathered to discuss emerging trends like on-edge AI. Here are some impressions from the weekend. Future Stores: Intel’s First Successor The next brand is taking a shot at London's newest retail attraction: LØCI, just four years young, is showing its sneakers at Future Stores on Oxford Street. Workplace Experience: Korbyt Teams up with Zoom With the acquisition of UK-based NFS Technology, Korbyt has become one of the three leading global providers of workplace experience (WEX) platforms alongside Appspace and Poppulo. In addition to digital signage, WEX platforms also integrate mobile apps for a holistic approach to manage workplace and resources. invidis met Korbyt CEO Ankur Ahlowalia to talk about trends and drivers and the new partnership with Zoom. Year in Review: Michaela Hirsch | Peerless-AV In her Year in Review, Michaela Hirsch from Peerless-AV explains the importance of flexibility in a constantly changing business world, and how sustainability will continue to shape the ProAV industry. More News
invidis Lounge: The Platform for Decision-Makers Palm Springs | You can't ignore AI, neither in IT nor in digital signage. No technology promises so much disruption, but the search for digital signage-specific use cases beyond GenAI still leaves many questions unanswered. At the invitation of invidis, 13 leading digital signage companies from North America met at the invite-only invidis Executive Lounge 2024.
Google: Home Sweet Chrome San José | When a tech giant like Google turns its attention to the digital signage market, the industry takes notice. The invidis team visited the ChromeOS campus in the Silicon Valley to see this focus in action.
Instagram: invidis Goes to California California, home to tech giants, the entertainment industry, and countless digital innovations, will be our focus in the coming weeks. invidis will report live from Los Angeles, Palm Springs, and Silicon Valley—on here, and even more so on Instagram.
invidis weekly: Sign Up for Our Free Newsletter Finally! An invidis newsletter in English for our global audience. German-language invidis Daily has become the leading digital signage newsletter for more than 15 years. Complementing invidis’ daily newsletter, we are launching a weekly update service today.
Amazon: The Digital Signage Disruption Las Vegas | The world's largest online retailer has been active in the digital signage market since October. With annual sales of USD 575 billion (2023), Amazon is playing in a different league in the digital signage industry, which is dominated by SMEs. Established market players are smiling at Amazon's market entry, but are showing nerves at the same time.
ISE 2025: Show Welcomes 330 New Exhibitors More space, more companies: ISE 2025 has published the new hall plan and announced 330 new exhibitors, including digital signage companies such as Poppulo and Livesignage.
Retail: The Most Beautiful Bank in America Palm Springs | The Californian desert city is known for golf, tennis and many celebrities. A less than two hours' drive from Los Angeles, celebrities such as Frank Sinatra have lived here. An extremely attractive clientele for banks, which set up remarkable branches here. An invidis cultural tour inspired by Le Corbusier.
Year in Review: Rik Willemse | Sony In his Year in Review, Rik Willemse, Head of Professional Displays & Solutions Europe at Sony, explains the extent to which sustainability has shaped the digital signage industry and the potential that AI also has for hardware manufacturers.
Year in Review: Pontus Meijer | Visual Art In his annual commentary, Pontus Meijer, CEO of the Visual Art Group, outlines the successes of the past year and looks ahead to the potential that 2025 will bring.
Year in Review: Ruben Rengel | Absen In his Year in Review, Ruben Rengel, Vice President of Global Business Development at Absen, describes trends in digital signage and DooH that are also shaping the further development of LED.
invidis Executive Lounge: Between AI and Tariffs Palm Springs | An exclusive exchange under the Californian sun: At the Executive Lounge, top leaders from the digital signage industry gathered to discuss emerging trends like on-edge AI. Here are some impressions from the weekend.
Future Stores: Intel’s First Successor The next brand is taking a shot at London's newest retail attraction: LØCI, just four years young, is showing its sneakers at Future Stores on Oxford Street.
Workplace Experience: Korbyt Teams up with Zoom With the acquisition of UK-based NFS Technology, Korbyt has become one of the three leading global providers of workplace experience (WEX) platforms alongside Appspace and Poppulo. In addition to digital signage, WEX platforms also integrate mobile apps for a holistic approach to manage workplace and resources. invidis met Korbyt CEO Ankur Ahlowalia to talk about trends and drivers and the new partnership with Zoom.
Year in Review: Michaela Hirsch | Peerless-AV In her Year in Review, Michaela Hirsch from Peerless-AV explains the importance of flexibility in a constantly changing business world, and how sustainability will continue to shape the ProAV industry.
