The 12 Days of Christmas is a time-honored holiday classic, bringing most of us a feeling of warmth and nostalgia each year (though it conveniently skipped over the issue of what our narrator ended up doing with those 23 birds.)
As 2017 comes to a close, we like to review all of our educational content from the past year to determine what kinds of information that digital signage users are seeking out. By analyzing the most popular searches on our blogs, we can determine which were the best digital signage articles — that is, materials that were the most useful and relevant to our readers.
Verge writer Brian Bishop recently gave readers a peek inside HBO’s immersive Westworld: The Experience at 2017 Comic-Con International. As with most immersive event experiences, Westworld: The Experience drew fans in and didn’t let go. Much like the award-winning television show’s surface plot, it introduced adventurous attendees to a compelling fictional performance piece that gives new meaning to the idea of real-time customer service.
In the crowded space of digital signage solutions, picking one is becoming increasingly difficult. This is further complicated by the multitude of stakeholders with varying requirements – from marketing and communications to operational and most importantly, IT stipulations.
When investing in digital signage, one of the first decisions businesses must make is whether they want to use a free or subscription platform. Each has its advantages and drawbacks, and there’s no one perfect solution that fits all companies. Here’s a look at some of the differences between free and subscription digital signage.
Management can sometimes be hesitant to adopt new technology, and rightfully so. It is management’s responsibility to make sure any investment made is worth the company’s time and effort and not a waste of resources.
While the term techorating might not exactly roll off the tongue, it is quickly becoming an important aspect of the modern workplace. The idea behind this buzzword is simple – it’s using technology, like digital signage, to ‘decorate’ an area e.g. workplace or store front.
Today’s blog post is going to be a little different – a bit about our past, achievements, and 2016.
There has been a massive exodus from static signage to digital signage. From multi-billion dollar annual forecasts to double digit compound annual growth rates (CAGRS), the digital signage industry is buzzing. Digital signage is everywhere, telling you what to eat, where to go, what to buy. Marketing departments across verticals are hiring DS certified experts to run expansive signage networks.
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