Maris Ensing On The Mad Science Behind Mad Systems October 23, 2019 by Dave Haynes I wouldn’t want the job of trying to boil down what Mad Systems does to an elevator pitch, unless it was a very tall building with a very slow elevator. You are currently viewing a placeholder content from Default. To access the actual content, click the button below. Please note that doing so will share …
Enplug Joins Short (I Think) List Of Companies Supporting Automated Safety Alerts October 22, 2019 by Dave Haynes LA-based CMS Enplug has added support for the Alertus Mass Notification System into its digital signage platform, making it possible to automate on-premise safety alerts. “Even the most thorough disaster preparation can be rendered useless without the ability to quickly and automatically alert people to the danger at hand,” says Nanxi Liu, CEO of Enplug. …
PEI’s ScreenScape Releases Total Overhaul Of Long-Running CMS Platform October 22, 2019 by Dave Haynes ScreenScape Networks has released ScreenScape5, what it calls a wholesale reinvention of its cloud-based digital signage CMS solution. V5 is a complete overhaul of the longtime platform, says ScreenScape CEO Mark Hemphill, representing customer feedback, more than two years of design and development work, and extensive beta testing. “The project gave us a special opportunity to …
Nutrislice Bridges Menuboard Solutions With Foodservices Tech Provider CBORD October 22, 2019 by Dave Haynes Foodservice-focused digital signage service provider Nutrislice has done an interesting deal with a tech solutions provider to integrate with a company that does loyalty cards and online/mobile ordering for the same vertical. Denver-based Nutrislice is tying in its system with CBORD’s GET Campus Card and Foodservice Suite, which will by Q1 2020 allow students to pre-order …
NBA’s Warriors Light Up LED-laden New Home Court Building In San Francisco October 21, 2019 by Dave Haynes Sports and entertainment venues have long been an opportune market for digital signage vendors because of the need for owner/operators to both communicate a lot of changing information, and drive the visual excitement of the event experience. They’re also opportune because venue operators are pretty steadily looking to up their technology game, particularly with newly …
Machine Hallucinating In NYC October 19, 2019 by Dave Haynes Experiential spaces seems to be an emerging new business, driven by lowered technology costs, easier tools and brilliant creative minds who are pushing the boundaries on digital creative. While in New York this week I had a free hour to run over to Chelsea Market to visit the converted boiler room that is now called …
IV Dickson On Why SageNet Expanded Its IT Business Into Digital Signage October 16, 2019 by Dave Haynes It’s now really common that businesses of all sizes and types who decide to deploy some sort of digital signage network look to a solutions provider who will not only help put it in, but help the client go from the idea stage all the way through to ongoing operations. You are currently viewing a …
Startup Touts Gear And Plan For End-Users To Make Low Rent Direct View LED Displays October 10, 2019 by Dave Haynes Heavy traffic, every day, for posts on Raspberry Pi options and free digital signage software tell me there is a substantial constituency out there that does not want to pay market prices for mainstream digital signage technology. I’ve seen it with player hardware (Android sticks and set-top boxes) and play-out software, but I did not …
ZetaDisplay Acquires Dutch CMS Gauddi In Ongoing Digital Signage Consolidation Effort October 10, 2019 by Dave Haynes The Swedish firm ZetaDisplay is continuing to build its digital signage solutions company through acquisition, announcing today that it has paid about $5 million USD, in cash, to acquire the Dutch CMS software company Gauddi. Malmo-based Zeta says the deal, effective today, makes it the primary player in the BeNeLux region. Eindhoven-based NDS might argue …
That LED Barge Has Made Its Last Trip On The Rivers Around Manhattan October 9, 2019 by Dave Haynes New York City has reached a settlement with the Florida company that upset many residents by operating a floating LED billboard barge on the East and Hudson Rivers. Under the terms of an agreement announced Tuesday, Ballyhoo Media must pay a $100,000 fine if its barge is seen again along the waterways. The settlement came …
