Common Digital Signage Questions and Misconceptions
Sponsored by: Ingram Micro, Inc. Digital Signage Division
Type: White Paper
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Too often, buyers don't consider all the options before purchasing digital signage, finding themselves with a system that doesn't meet their needs. Consider:
- Hardware. It's important to know not just what kind of hardware is needed, but how it will work in the space allotted. Mounting solutions or cabling may be needed.
- Content. Keeping content fresh and relevant keeps eyes on the screen.
- Next steps. Once a rollout is successfully completed, know what happens next. Will the network expand? Is more staff needed? What results are desired, and how will they be measured?
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