Vern Freedlander of Bannister Lake On The Role Of Dynamic Data In Digital Signage January 22, 2020 by Super User 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. It’s relatively new to many companies in this industry, but for a few, it’s old hat. A little company …
Expect To See A Lot Of Mini And Micro LED At ISE 2020 January 21, 2020 by Super User Integrated Systems Europe starts three weeks today in Amsterdam, and the PR is starting to roll in from display and software vendors, trumpeting what will be shown at stands at the big AV/IT trade show. A main thing I will be looking for that week is the expected advances in LED display tech, coming mainly …
Gamer Disables Digital Signage Screen At PDX Airport, Plugs In Playstation January 21, 2020 by Super User The argument can be made compellingly that a digital signage network operator can’t be expected to anticipate every crazy thing that might happen out at the displays, and I will therefore cut some slack for the IT people at Portland, Oregon’s airport – where a traveler turned a wayfinding sign at the terminal into a …
Why White Labeling May Be The Right Approach For Selling Digital Signage Solutions January 20, 2020 by sixteenninewpadmin Guest Post: Balaji Kamineni, Zeetaminds AV companies and integrators deal with a lot of products and digital signage is just a small part of their over all business. However, with digital signage growing at a CAGR of 7.3% and the need to increase their margins, vendors are keen on adding their own flavour to digital …
Queensland Exhibit Uses Big LED, Projection To Tell Nesting Turtles’ Story January 20, 2020 by Super User 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 …
Chinese New Year Imminent, So Forget About Orders, Support For At Least A Week January 17, 2020 by Super User If your technology comes from China or Taiwan – and it is VERY likely at least some of your digital signage components started there – the next few weeks will be interesting because of Chinese New Year, which is about to start. All major businesses in China and Taiwan pretty much shut down for at …
ZetaDisplay Announces Big Management Re-Org To Prep For Growth January 17, 2020 by Super User The Swedish technology firm ZetaDisplay, likely the most acquisitive digital signage firm in Europe, has announced a re-org its says was done to increase scalability and to capture international growth. The group of companies sprinkled around (mostly) Scandinavia “will move from a geographic to a function-based organization comprising Commercial, Operations, Product & Software as well …
Report: MicroLED Adoption Expected Within Four Years As Tech Improves, Prices Fall January 16, 2020 by Super User A report from the Taiwan-based tech publication Digitimes suggests the microLED displays that are mostly seen these days at trade show stands will start seeing broad adoption as early as 2024, for a few reasons. While Sony and Samsung Electronics have unveiled micro LED-equivalent display modules, their prices are over US$50,000 per square meter, far …
