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Wildstone Expands Australian Footprint With Nine Melbourne Billboard Sites

Wildstone Expands in Australia With Nine Melbourne Billboard Sites

The UK-founded OoH investor Wildstone has added nine premium billboard faces across Melbourne, strengthening its position in the Australian market. With its business model, Wildstone challenges the approach of most legacy OoH media owners: Rather than running networks themselves, Wildstone invests in OoH infrastructure and rents it to operators. The company also acquires static billboards and …

Viewsonic Expands Canadian Channel Operations with Demo Center and Warehouse

Viewsonic has strengthened its Canadian presence with new warehouse operations in Vancouver and Toronto, alongside an expanded sales team and the opening of a dedicated demo center in Toronto. The twin warehouse facilities provide in-country, factory-direct fulfillment across Viewsonic’s full line of display and presentation products, allowing for same- or next-day delivery of in-stock items …

Managed Services Models Shift Digital Signage from Integrator to MSP

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Digital signage is steadily shifting from an integration-centric business model to an operations-driven one, with managed services emerging as a defining feature. What began with outsourcing operational responsibility has expanded to encompass consulting, software development, and comprehensive end-to-end support.  As digital transformation accelerates, customers are moving away from fixed-price and time-and-materials contracts in favor of …

$80.6 Billion Lost Annually to Frontline Friction, New Study Finds

A new report from employee experience platform Unily and digital signage provider Screencloud has quantified what many enterprises have long suspected: poor communication with frontline staff is an expensive problem. The research, released on September 10, estimates that “frontline friction” costs businesses a staggering US$80.6 billion annually. The study, “Disconnected and Disengaged: The Economic Cost …