Nsign.TV To Show Off New IoT Module At ISE Stand January 11, 2024 by Dave Haynes Getting to Integrated Systems Europe at the end of the month will be particularly easy for Nsign.TV, since Barcelona is already home to the CMS softare and solutions firm. The company will be showing off a new IoT module for its platform. It works with technologies such as facial recognition cameras, NFC, RFID, QR codes, …
Dise Releases Nex-Gen Digital Signage Playout Ahead Of ISE 2024 January 11, 2024 by Dave Haynes Sweden-based Dise, heavily focused on retail experience management, has announced its “next-generation” playout engine ahead of Integrated Systems Europe, with foundational technology built on HTML5 and offering cross-platform functionality for a variety of devices. “We are very proud to finally be able to show what our next generation playout engine can do,” says Daniel Bloch, …
LED Mainstreamed: Chicago Cocktail Lounge Uses Fine Pitch Video Wall To Drive Experience January 10, 2024 by Dave Haynes New and different evidence of how LED is mainstreaming as a display and experiential option – a cocktail lounge in Chicago with a fine pitch LED video wall. It is for a bar called Valedor and involves four 55-inch LED cabinets tiled together – four wide and two high – to create the video wall, …
Eric Henry On How Carousel Digital Signage Is Taking A Marketer’s Approach To Communicating in Schools January 10, 2024 by Dave Haynes A LOT of digital signage software companies have identified education as a key vertical market, but very few have the history, experience and platform for education like Carousel Digital Signage, which got into the business in 1997 because of an ask from a public school system. I had a really good chat, one that flew …
Apparel Retailer Uses Big LED Header As Product-Explainer In LA Flagship January 10, 2024 by Dave Haynes Big screens in fashion retail is nothing new, but I like how the body-positivity retailer Good American has worked a big LED header into the overall store design for a flagship store at the Westfield Century City Mall in LA. The store – opened last summer – has a custom 31.5-feet-wide LED ribbon that runs …
Mvix Joins Growing List of Software Firms Attaining High-Level Security Certifications January 10, 2024 by Dave Haynes It seems like high-level security certification is starting to become a baseline requirement – as is pretty much the case with credible device management – for CMS software companies, with another company announcing it has done the substantial work to get ISO 27001 and SOC2 certifications. Mvix, based in the Washington, DC area, says attaining …
ISE Clarifies Badge Situation, Moves Up Opening Hours To Ease Expected Congestion January 9, 2024 by Dave Haynes I have questions in to ISE, and specifically show director Mike Blackman about the badge printing and pick-up issue at ISE in three weeks from today. I’m not sure I will hear back because A) the team is undoubtedly slammed and B) I’m probably not all that popular after suggesting the plans for the 2024 …
MSG Abandons Plans To Replicate The Vegas Sphere In London January 9, 2024 by Dave Haynes It appears any aspirations to replicate the Las Vegas Sphere in London, UK have been abandoned – with news that Madison Square Garden (MSG), the parent company of Sphere Entertainment, has withdrawn its planning application. The company has complained that the project had become a political football, and it was evidently not enjoying being kicked …
Add How Buildings Can Move To Your List of Planning Considerations For Big LED Displays January 9, 2024 by Mikell Senger GUEST POST: MIKELL SENGER, SNA DISPLAYS Both in terms of scale and beauty, the construction world continues to produce more and more amazing structures. As a mechanical engineer and senior project manager for SNA Displays, I’m very fortunate to be a part of projects with complex construction elements, and I’m constantly marveling at the work-product …
LG Launches 77-inch Transparent OLED For Consumer Market, Prompting The Reasonable Question: “Why?” January 8, 2024 by Dave Haynes LG has been trying for many years to find a commercial demand for its transparent OLED displays, and not seeing much take-up – something that likely owes to the serious price premium and that annoying “Why?” question. Now the Korean tech giant has launched a version for the consumer market, which will inevitably prompt a …
