How To Use Digital Signage To Recognize Hard-Working Employees February 17, 2020 by sixteenninewpadmin Guest Post: Lillyan Wamaitha, Mvix The employee workforce is the engine driving just about every company that exists—so why are so many hard-working employees feeling under-appreciated? According to research published in the Harvard Business Review, 82% of Americans believe that their supervisors don’t recognize them enough for their contributions, and 40% agree that they’d put …
NYC’s New The Shed Is Master Class On How To Design, Deliver Digital Signage January 29, 2020 by Dave Haynes NYC’s new Hudson Yards development, a mixed use, very high-end set of properties just over from the Javits convention center and by the Hudson River, is turning into a great and hyper-efficient one-stop field trip destination for digital signage nerds. I’ve written previously about the development, but a reader pointed me today to a new …
Montreal’s FinTech Station Uses Digital Signage Network To Inform Tenants, Guests January 28, 2020 by Dave Haynes This is a good example of a modest, but nicely executed workplace communications network in a two-storey Montreal office space. It is at Montreal FinTech Station, a startup-y, incubator space for companies doing financial technologies. The solution – both digital signage and targeted audio – was put in by Montreal-based iGotcha Media. Newly-opened at 4 …
Vern Freedlander of Bannister Lake On The Role Of Dynamic Data In Digital Signage January 22, 2020 by Dave Haynes Dynamic data has grown into a buzz phrase in the digital signage industry, with lots of talk about how the ability to automate and visualize data results in relevant, always updated and fresh content on screens. You are currently viewing a placeholder content from Default. To access the actual content, click the button below. Please …
Queensland Exhibit Uses Big LED, Projection To Tell Nesting Turtles’ Story January 20, 2020 by Dave Haynes Content producers and AV/IT solutions providers who work with retail could sometimes benefit from looking at how big visuals and interactive are done at museums and attractions, which by nature and necessity have to both inform and entertain. Unlike some flagship stores that use very big, very expensive visual tech to apparently do not much …
Stretch LCDs, Low-Rez LEDs, Glass And Film Mashed Up For Virtual Water Wall January 7, 2020 by Dave Haynes This is a very slick experiential digital piece done for the water treatment company Pentair at US Bank Stadium in Minneapolis, where the NFL’s Vikings play. The project was developed and delivered by Twin Cities-based Microgigantic, with creative that highlights how Pentair “Brings Water To Life. For Life.” There are layers of custom led lights, …
Screenfeed Launching Automated, Localized Alerts For Digital Signage Networks January 6, 2020 by Dave Haynes The subscription content firm Screenfeed is launching a new automated alert product that will automatically interrupt regularly-scheduled screen content to make viewers aware of impending emergencies, as they develop. The system can be configured to make, for example, screens in a public school system flash alerts when a tornado threat comes up. It can be …
Cincinnati’s Museum Center Adds 35-Screen Digital Signage Network January 6, 2020 by Dave Haynes The Cincinnati Museum Center in guess-what-city has added 35 digital signage displays around the historic Art Deco-era site that face visitors for information and staffers for corporate communications. The unique multi-museum complex is located inside Union Terminal, a converted transit station and National Historical Landmark that has gone through substantial renovations and expansions in recent years. The 35 endpoints …
Ousted Execs From U.S. DOOH Network Charged In $1B Fraud Scheme December 31, 2019 by Dave Haynes The people behind what grew into one of the biggest and highest profile digital OOH networks in the United States are now going through criminal proceedings, fighting charges from the Department of Justice that they led a $1 billion fraud scheme. At the same time, the executive team that took over at Outcome Health is …
Research: You’ve Got Maybe 1.5 Seconds To Make An Impression December 30, 2019 by Dave Haynes With no end of visual distractions in retail and public spaces, the way to get people to notice and recall the key message on a piece of digital signage creative is to leave it on the screen longer. Right? Well … maybe not. New Scientist has an interesting piece up online about research from the …
