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7 ways wayfinding digital signage will evolve in 2012 (Commentary)
How will digital signage better help people find their way this year?
| By David LevinPresident and CEO, Four Winds InteractiveWayfinding, as an application, is one of the most popular uses for digital signage as we enter 2012, with organizations like universities, hotels, casinos, cruise ships, hospitals and many … |
| Do you know where you need to go? What is the fastest way to get there? Are there alternative routes? The term wayfinding is used to define how to move large numbers of people in a large area, such as an airport, casino, convention center or hotel … | |
| Norway's Minister of Transport and Communications, Magnhild Meltveit, recently opened the newly-renovated Lillehammer train station, announcing that it would be the model for all 400 existing stations in Norway. Among the key features of the new … | |
 | Montréal Tourism center in Canada didn't want to be just another boring visitor center stocked with pamphlets and photos. Instead, it set out to create an interactive experience to wow visitors, said Éric Fournier, general manager of … |
 | Former President Bill Clinton is set to deliver the keynote address Monday at the National Retail Federation's Big Show, held once again at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center in New York. He'll describe the challenges of globalization, while … |
| 3D technologies R&D, a company that specializes in 3-D applications, has launched its 3D Wayfinder, a Web-based service for creating 3-D building guides for to be used on touchscreen displays The application shows the route from the kiosk to the … | |
| Ecast, a provider of interactive touchscreen media solutions, and Walsh Vision, a systems integrator focusing on cellular wireless solutions, today announced an enterprise-level, touchscreen software solution providing a mobile, interactive and … | |
| Omnivex Corp., Microsoft Gold Certified Partner and provider of content management software for digital signage networks, announced that its software has been selected by Blue Mountain Resort in Collingwood, Ontario, Canada, to power an extensive … | |
 | The term "wayfinding" was coined in the 1960s by Kevin Andrew Lynch, an architect, urban planner and author, in his book "The Image of the City." Lynch, who studied under Frank Lloyd Wright and went on to become a professor at MIT, contributed … |
| LogicJunction Inc., an interactive software development company specializing in hospital wayfinding technology was presented with the Architect's Choice Symposium Distinction Award Sept. 21 at the 2011 Healthcare Facilities Symposium and Expo in … | |
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Webinar: Wayfinding Comes of Age
Do you know where you need to go? What is the fastest way to get there? Are there alternative routes? The term wayfinding is used to define how to move large numbers of people in a large area, such …Type: WebinarSponsored by: Omnivex -
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Six Basic Digital Signage Applications for the Hospitality Industry
Hotels, resorts, cruise lines and other hospitality enterprises require an easy, effective way to communicate with guests as well as promote their facilities and service offerings. Traditionally, the …Type: White PaperSponsored by: Keywest Technology -
Case Study: St. Joseph Hospital
In any large hospital, a great deal of coordination is required to move patients through the operating facility efficiently and seamlessly, from the pre-operative through to the recovery areas. St …Type: Case StudySponsored by: Omnivex -
Case Study: SAIT Polytechnic
As one of Canada's top technical institutes, Calgary's SAIT Polytechnic has invested significantly in those resources for its 12,000 full-time students, but realizing the full benefit of those …Type: Case StudySponsored by: Omnivex
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Founded in 1991, Omnivex Corporation is a leader in software development for digital signage networks. Omnivex software is used to manage all aspects of digital signage networks, including content management, real-time data acquisition and distribution, and remote device monitoring and management.