DSE 2020 Booth Preview: RMG Networks Showing How Korbyt Boosts Workplace Engagement March 5, 2020 by Dave Haynes DSE Booth Previews: RMG Networks, Booth # CX8 Why do people going to DSE need to put your company on their Must See list of booths? Stop by our booth at the start of your day – we’re just to the left of the entrance in the Content and Experience (CX) Showcase. Our digital signage …
McDonald’s Confirms Sales Lifts From AI-Driven Suggestive Selling In Drive-Thru Lanes March 2, 2020 by Dave Haynes There is, unsurprisingly, precious little detail, but McDonald’s is starting to generally talk up and validate its $300M acquisition a year ago of the Israeli AI startup Dynamic Yield, which is enabling the QSR giant to optimize suggestive selling in its drive-thru lanes and elsewhere. On its Q4 2019 earnings call, President and CEO Chris …
Amazon Opens First Full-Sized Go “Just walk Out” Grocery, And There Are Few Screens February 25, 2020 by Dave Haynes Amazon has opened its first full-sized Amazon Go grocery store, and just like the smaller versions it has opened to date, this store is pretty short on screens. Two years after launching a set of c-stores that didn’t have cashiers or checkout lines, using sensors and a lot of AI to allow shoppers to “just …
Samsung Partners With HAVRION On IOT/Sensor Platform For Campus Safety February 25, 2020 by Dave Haynes Samsung and one of its education-centric integrators have announced a partnership that pairs an IOT/sensor platform with the display giant’s CMS software application, MagicINFO. HAVRION, which given a shared business address must be a spinout of a Miami-based UDT, says it is “dedicated to protecting life during emergency situations through the innovative use of technology …
RMG Networks CTO George Clopp On Using AI To Automate Workplace Communications February 19, 2020 by Dave Haynes RMG Networks has been doing workplace communications and employee engagement since the days the Dallas company was known as Symon Communications. There have been some interesting twists and turns in the story of RMG – like a curious spell as a digital out of home media company that ALSO did the legacy Symon stuff. But …
DSE 2020 Booth Preview: Reveal Mobile’s Location Intelligence Solutions Measure DOOH Viewers & Impacts February 17, 2020 by Dave Haynes DSE Booth Previews: Reveal Mobile, Booth M6 What is your big marketing message to attendees and what is it all about?Customers use our location intelligence solutions to measure viewership and the impact of out-of-home advertising, whether mobile or static, digital or traditional. In addition, they use our products to measure attribution and to conduct multi-channel …
Home Depot Testing Part Finder Search Kiosks January 31, 2020 by Dave Haynes Home Depot is piloting interesting technology that bridges a scanner, screen and presumably AI-based visual search algorithms to enable home DIY types to identify parts and locate replacements in the giant hardware store. The part-finder kiosk scans, identifies and then shows via the screen where the product can be found in that store. The kiosk is …
Quividi Shuffles Exec Team, With New CEO And Co-Founder Back As President January 13, 2020 by Dave Haynes The French computer vision firm Quividi – which has been marketing video analytics into the digital signage and DOOH ecosystems for many years – has shuffled its management team, naming a new CEO, shifting its longtime CEO to the board, and bringing back a founder. Laetitia Lim is the new Chief Executive Officer, with Ke-Quang …
Daniel Fleischer On Why Blip Has Turned Up On The DOOH Industry’s Radar Screen January 8, 2020 by Dave Haynes Getting agencies and media planners out of the process was always going to be critical to enabling small to medium businesses to do marketing campaigns on digital billboards across the country. You are currently viewing a placeholder content from Default. To access the actual content, click the button below. Please note that doing so will …
Samsung Launches More MicroLED, Portrait Mode TV At CES2020 January 6, 2020 by Dave Haynes The massive CES consumer gadgets show is on this week in Las Vegas, and there are plenty of poor souls from this industry who are obligated to be there this week – dealing with endless line-ups for everything and supply/demand hotel pricing that sees terrifying places like Circus Circus charging $300+ a night. The argument …
