• Slow economic recovery slows digital menu board deployments

    Slow economic recovery slows digital menu board deployments

    Many of us have been working hard on the development of digital menu boards (and digital signage) and investing capital for several years because we believe they are valuable marketing/merchandising …
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  • Buyer beware: Traits to look for in digital signage software

    Buyer beware: Traits to look for in digital signage software

    Digital signage software companies spend a lot of time working on detail-oriented features for their platforms. After all, in a space that has become saturated with cheap (and sometimes free …
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  • Inward-facing digital signage for employees

    Inward-facing digital signage for employees

    We all know digital signage can take on different forms and target a wide array of audiences. But most information about digital signage that we hear and see these days is related to public messaging …
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  • How centrally-managed digital signage provides peace of mind

    How centrally-managed digital signage provides peace of mind

    Digital signage enables dynamic message management at point of sale, allowing a brand to change offers as often as desired. The problem with traditional printed POP is that it is what it is, and can …
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  • Digital menu boards will change restaurant industry

    Digital menu boards will change restaurant industry

    To begin I would like to state I am not stupid enough to believe the development of digital menu boards or digital signs are nearly as important as the development of computers. However, I do believe …
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  • 2011's first half: The winds of change ... for the better

    2011's first half: The winds of change ... for the better

    The changes since the first of the year have been exponential, not linear, in the complete digital signage as companies and individuals use, refine and enhance/enrich the technologies in new and …
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  • The value of digital signage software isn't in its price

    The value of digital signage software isn't in its price

    A few weeks ago, ABI Research announced that the global market for digital signage will grow from nearly $1.3 billion in 2010 to almost $4.5 billion in 2016. The driving forces behind this growth …
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  • Digital signage cathedrals in the UK

    Digital signage cathedrals in the UK

    I recently returned from a two week trip to Europe to finish up the last couple of credits towards my MBA. Along with all the pictures I took of famous landmarks and sensational meals are a …
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  • Are digital menu boards really that complicated?

    Are digital menu boards really that complicated?

    We all know there's a lot of differences between digital menu boards and traditional menu boards. They are new and there's a lot to learn, but are they really that much more complicated? Have you …
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  • Checklist for digital signage content

    Checklist for digital signage content

    As so many in the industry state: Content is king with digital signage. But what questions need answering when it comes to planning and developing a digital signage content program? You may have …
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  • What can digital signage take away from Forrester's 'New Campaign Management Mandate' study?

    What can digital signage take away from Forrester's 'New Campaign Management Mandate' study?

    Email marketing company ExactTarget worked with Forrester Consulting to develop a new report called "The New Campaign Management Mandate" that examines the challenges that interactive marketers face …
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  • What's happening in the digital menu board industry?

    What's happening in the digital menu board industry?

    I have heard many rumors, read news articles and press releases about major deals being made in the digital menu board industry. I also set up my Google Alerts to "Digital Menu Boards," so I receive …
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  • Digital signage doesn't sell, inform when it has the blues

    Digital signage doesn't sell, inform when it has the blues

    By the time PC-based digital signage users realized that the February 2010 Microsoft security updates were causing their PCs to crash, it was already too late. Their PCs were plagued with the dreaded …
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  • Digital Signage: It’s all around us [Infographic]

    Digital Signage: It’s all around us [Infographic]

    Whether you call it digital signage, digital place-based media, digital out-of-home or simply DOOH, the media is all around us. Trouble is, most consumers—as well as many ad buyers and …
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  • Traditional versus digital POP – Time to start moving?

    Traditional versus digital POP – Time to start moving?

    The topic of traditional print versus digital advertising is not new. However, it is still a current, hot and unresolved topic in advertising and marketing, particularly when it comes to retail point …
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  • Are all digital menu boards the same?

    Are all digital menu boards the same?

    In the past few months I have attended several major trade shows to see what's new and visit with my friendly competitors to see how they are doing. I know almost all my competitors and have many …
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  • McPong: Digital signage getting McInteractive under the Golden Arches

    McPong: Digital signage getting McInteractive under the Golden Arches

    Want to play a video game on a giant digital billboard using your smartphone as a controller to win free food at the nearest McDonald's? Welcome to the ever-more-creative world of interactive digital …
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  • Digital signage dayparting takes content relevance to a new level

    Digital signage dayparting takes content relevance to a new level

    Digital signage is one of the most powerful, cost-effective communications tools available, but because today's consumers are constantly bombarded with messages, they've become more discriminating …
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  • Extending the message: Digital signage goes deep

    Extending the message: Digital signage goes deep

    As advertising continues to trend more and more from print to digital, digital messaging itself is moving toward a ubiquitous presence — from initial Web browsing all the way to the point of …
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  • Shifting to digital signage — simple software makes it possible

    Shifting to digital signage — simple software makes it possible

    Undue focus on the downturn has masked an essential underlying shift in the market for signage: To draw on the Boston Consulting Group's classic model, digital signage has moved from the "Early …
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Digital Signage: It's not just for retail anymore
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Media Networks: Practices and Strategy
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An Integrated View of Digital Signage
Employees are people too
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What it takes to sell large projects
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