Projects: Lithuania’s Teo Networks Its Instore Marketing Efforts June 13, 2016 by Super User Lithuania’s leading telco and home entertainment services provider Teo has kitted out stores with single displays and clusters in push to enhance customer services. The set-up is running in shopping malls in that country’s three largest cities, with the tech put in by solutions provider Hansab, running Signagelive on Samsung displays. The company, says a press release, …
Projects: White Label QSR Uses Digital Signage To Change Brand And Offers On Demand June 3, 2016 by Super User Here’s an interesting take on using digital signage in the restaurant business – make the displays the dominant visual marketing element, and change the restaurant brand, menu and operator on demand. That’s what the specialist agency Beaver Group has developed for London Excel, an exhibition and conference center in London, UK. They have kitted out …
Projects: University Of Kent Using Signage To Connect Students To Services June 3, 2016 by Super User The University of Kent, in the south of England, is using digital signage at its redeveloped library to help students find and use services. Thirty-five Samsung Smart Signage displays have been installed around the library by UK-based Eclipse Digital Media, using the cloud-based digital signage software, embed signage. “Navigating around the large 15,000 sq. metre space for up …
Projects: Hyundai’s Kuwait Flagship Drives Big Video Walls May 30, 2016 by Super User This is the showroom at Hyundai’s flagship store in Kuwait, using a set of thin-bezel Sharp displays. There are two of these video walls in the showroom. The project was put together by Dubai-based 2point0 Concepts and a sister company, Kuwait-based DeLite Engineering. The screens are powered by 2point0’s own CMS, iSignage.
Projects: Samsung’s Godzilla-sized Smartphone Billboard In Moscow May 23, 2016 by Super User Samsung is marketing its new Galaxy S7 Edge phone in Moscow by draping one full side of an office tower with an LED curtain wall and adding a top and bottom that makes it look like a Godzilla-sized version of the new phone. The set-up is on Moscow’s Gidroproekt building, which is on the route …
Projects: Apple Includes 6K Wall In New San Francisco Flagship May 20, 2016 by Super User Here’s a look at the new Apple flagship store in San Francisco, which appears to continue a trend toward using big digital visuals as part of the minimalist design aesthetic. The store officially opens tomorrow in Union Square. The place has 42-foot tall (yup) sliding doors at the entry, and a very large 6K video …
Ontario Tears Down Its Beer Wall, Goes Interactive May 12, 2016 by Super User American friends who’ve come up to Toronto for a visit or on business have tended to marvel at the sight of big buildings along major roadways that say simply: BEER STORE. They are Ontario government-regulated stores that only sell beer, and many of them are set up like small warehouses, with a front order desk …
Projects: UK Burger Chain’s Switch To Digital Menus Sees 50% Sales Boost May 10, 2016 by Super User It’s one location, so keep that top of mind, but word that cutting over menu boards at a UK burger stand from static to digital menu boards jumped sales by 50% is nonetheless interesting. The small hand-crafted burger chain, Prime Burger, cut over its three locations to digital, working with Eclipse Digital Media and using Samsung’s …
Projects: Billboard Ads Take A Break For A Midnight Moment In Times Square May 6, 2016 by Super User Via The Creators Project If you are making your way through New York’s Time Square very late one evening this month, you may see the LED boards around the area suddenly fill up with flowers, in an art project called Midnight Moment. At 11:57 each night, the ad rotation changes over to public art for …
Projects: Italy’s Postal Service Rolls Out 11,500 Digital Signs April 29, 2016 by Super User If you’ve been involved in this business for a few years, you’ll remember the “old days” when rollouts of any real size were big news. Now, big rollouts are commonplace and don’t even get much attention when they happen (unless your company got the deal). Consider this: The Italian Post Office has installed 11,500 digital signage …
