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Closer Look At Philips’ New Android SoC Display Series

February 18, 2016 by Dave Haynes

Last week at ISE I spent about 30 minutes getting a detailed demo from an Italian company, Tailoradio, that had developed a signage platform called VideoMood to operate on Philips’ new D-Line series of displays, which have embedded players running Android. I was impressed with what Luca Santini, Tailoradio’s CTO, walked me through with the …

DSE 2016 Booth Field Guide: BroadSign

February 16, 2016 by Dave Haynes

BroadSign, Booth 2510 Here’s what Stephanie Gutnik, Director of Marketing and Business Development at BroadSign, says about the Montreal company’s Digital Signage Expo plans for this year: Why do people going to DSE need to put your company on their Must See list of booths? The BroadSign digital signage software platform has never been more front and center …

ISE Impressions: Day 1

February 9, 2016 by Dave Haynes

Integrated Systems Europe is one big trade show – far bigger than InfoComm and many multiples the size of Digital Signage Expo. It has a similar flavour to InfoComm, in that you have lots of companies showing what they do in other areas of pro AV – like microphones and conference systems – that have …

The Deadly Attraction Of The Next Big Thing

February 3, 2016 by Jeff Dumo

GUEST POST: Charles Regula, VIA Technologies The tech industry has trained consumers to be fixated on the next big thing. That superphone you bought two years ago very likely does everything you could need, and does it well. But relentless marketing is telling you that your phone is ancient, and that you need a new …

CIVIQ Smartscapes Acquires Outdoor Interactive Station Rival Elevate DIGITAL

February 2, 2016 by Dave Haynes

The private equity firm that owns, among many things, CIVIQ Smartscapes, has acquired Chicago-based outdoor interactive station rival Elevate DIGITAL. CIVIQ is the design and manufacturing company that’s part of a consortium putting interactive kiosks on the streets of New York City’s boroughs. That consortium includes Intersection (Titan, Control Group and Google), Qualcomm and CityBridge. CIVIQ …

Planar Debuts Slick Tablet App To Visualize Video Walls During On-Site Planning

January 27, 2016 by Dave Haynes

Portland-based Planar Systems has released a cool little mobile device application that makes it easy for systems integrators, architects and project teams to work out and visualize how a video wall might look in a specific environment and space. The PlanarView Visualization App allows users to take a photo of an area in, let’s say a building lobby, …

Cineplex Wins Big DQ RFP For US, Canada Digital Menu Boards

January 27, 2016 by Dave Haynes

Cineplex Digital Media, previously known as EK3, has bagged the deal with American Dairy Queen Corporation to be the fast food giant’s “endorsed provider” of in-store digital merchandising solution, aka menu boards, in the US and Canada. The company says it won the deal “after an extensive audit and request for proposal process with over 30 …

New Directory Site For Digital Signage’s Gateway Drug

January 27, 2016 by Dave Haynes

A new online directory, Meeting Room Signs, has gone live, offering an easy, comprehensive tool for connecting buyers and sellers in the fast-emerging digital meeting room sign and digital door sign business. Meeting room signs are what I call the gateway drug for digital signage. I’ve talked to lots of vendors who say this simple, easily …

18 Surprising Statistics About Digital Signage

January 27, 2016 by Sean Levy

GUEST POST: Irfan Khan, SkyKit As a savvy businessperson, you know that digital signage is a huge, well-established market. You see them everywhere: promoting a new product in the store, advertising deals outside pharmacies—perhaps even touting diaper rash cream, as one sign in my hometown has done for at least the last five years. You’ve …

Research Firm Peoplecount Launches Audience Analytics Platform Built Around Smartphones Looking For WiFi

January 27, 2016 by Dave Haynes

Toronto research firm Peoplecount, which has focused for many years on out of home and place-based media, has developed its own WiFi-driven location analytics platform, called Placescount. The system passively detects WiFi-enabled smartphones, delivering real-time metrics on dwell time, return trips and footpath analytics. The turnkey service is geared to out-of-home and place-based media operators, as …

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