Samsung US Forges Partnership To Market And Deliver Managed Services For Its VXT CMS Platform March 5, 2024 by Super User Samsung’s US wing has developed and announced a managed services offer for its new-ish VXT Content Management System, working with a third-party firm and selling it through a technology solutions brokerage. The partnership with Sacramento’s Quest Technology Management is intended to allow the small to medium business market Samsung says VXT is all about to …
21 Minutes Well-Spent: Video Walks Through Gensler’s Digital Experience Design Process March 5, 2024 by Super User This is a really worthwhile 21 minutes, when you have time, digging into the design and execution process for experiential spaces, as laid out by the director of media architecture at Gensler, the world’s largest architecture and design company. NYC-based Michael Luck Schneider explains in this video the iterative design process he and the digital …
My Post-ISE Talk For Portuguese Digital Signage Community To Be Scheduled Stream March 14th March 4, 2024 by Super User Instead of heading straight home from Integrated Systems Europe last month, I weirdly decided 17 Celsius and an AirBnB on a beach was more palatable than returning quickly to the relentless snow and cold being experienced back home in Canada. So we stopped off in Porto, Portugal, making my office a chair and ottoman looking …
Survey Suggests Digital Signage Now In Place in 84% Of US Retail Banking: DBSI March 4, 2024 by Super User Banking-focused solutions provider DBSI has released the 2024 version of an annual benchmarking survey on the use of Digital Signage and Experiential Marketing within retail banking and the corporate offices of bankers, with the free-to-download report suggesting screens inside and around banks are very common. The survey done by the Phoenix-area company with 90 banks …
Top 5 Trends In Digital Signage To Watch In 2024 March 1, 2024 by Julian Arcila Guest Post: Julián Arcila Annually, industries forecast the key trends for the forthcoming year, and the digital signage sector is no different. Indeed, the conversation around digital signage extends beyond mere media players, HDMI cables, and displays. The digital signage realm has undergone several minor revolutions. Initially, bulky PC towers served as the backbone for …
Big Screens In Three Cities Used To Live-Stream Fashion Show From Milan February 29, 2024 by Super User I didn’t know there was something akin to a Champion’s League for DOOH billboards, but there apparently is – called The United and involving high profile screens in three global cities. The screens – London’s Piccadilly Lights, the Nasdaq Tower and MiFi in Times Square (NYC) and The Moxy in Los Angeles – were block-booked at a …
Data Suggests AI-Driven Chatbots Can Greatly And Effectively Ease Customer Service Burdens Of Tech Companies February 29, 2024 by Super User The challenge for technology companies, across sectors and certainly including digital signage, is that success in building up a customer base also means servicing and supporting all of those customers. There are customer support representatives on the end of phone lines and emails, and there are knowledge bases, FAQs, support ticket archives and, sometimes, user …
New Denver-area McDonald’s Doesn’t Even Have Digital Menu Boards, Just Self-Order Kiosks February 28, 2024 by Super User Here’s an interesting counter-argument to the idea that dynamic or even surge pricing increases the relevance and need for digital menu displays in QSR – a QSR giant that’s removed in-store menu displays, relying instead of self-service ordering kiosks. This is from Craig Keefner, who runs the Kiosk Manufacturer Association and writes all the time …
Whether Or Not Wendys Is Really Considering Surge Pricing, The Implications Are Good For QSR-Focused Digital Signage Tech February 28, 2024 by Super User I was re-animating myself with coffee this morning, and watching the news, when a report came on about how Wendy’s is planning to introduce surge pricing at its restaurants next year. I thought, “That’s a business decision that depends on digital signage.” But it turns out the term “surge pricing” never left the lips of …
Specialty PC Maker Seneca Shutting Down As Owner Arrow “Exits The Sale” Of Product Line February 27, 2024 by Super User The specialty computing firm Seneca is being shut down, almost 10 years after it was acquired by the huge Denver-area distributor and VAR Arrow Electronics. An Arrow VP sent around an email to customers Tuesday making them aware of the corporate decision to “exit the sale of Seneca-branded products.” Product will be available to buy …
