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Digital Signage Expo 2010 to present world's largest digital signage conference program

January 3, 2010

Digital Signage Expo (DSE) will present the largest Conference Seminar Program ever staged for the digital signage industry at its international conference and tradeshow, held Feb. 23-25, 2010, in Las Vegas.

The conference will offer a total of 40 hour-long seminars presented in eight tracks, including the Communications-based and Advertising-based Digital Out-of-Home Networks Tracks; the Brands & Advertising Track, designed specifically for National Marketing and Advertising Agency Professionals; and the Content University and Technology Tracks.

Curricula will be offered both for attendees who require an intelligent "introduction" to and overview for these topics, as well as separate in-depth "advanced"-level sessions designed for those with more than two years of digital signage industry-related experience.

The majority of the presentations will be delivered by experienced peer professionals from industries that include advertisers, brand managers, advertising agencies, education, restaurants, hospitality, banking, transportation, healthcare, retail and technology Information, among others, giving attendees the ability to tailor their seminar activity to their needs and experience level.

In addition, DSE will reprise its Lunch & Learn Program, offering 49 special small-group educational opportunities focused on digital out-of-home venues, plus 20 free workshops during the two-day conference, as well as a full day of pre-conference educational activities on Tuesday, Feb. 23. Pre-conference includes the DOOH Advertising Summit, the Digital Signage Certification Program, SPEED Digital Signage Training, and DSE's Live Guided Installation Tour.

Chris Gibbs, president of ExpoNation, LLC, which produces DSE, said, "We have significantly expanded the educational offerings at DSE 2010 because Digital Signage Expo's mission is to aid in the digital signage industry's growth by serving as a principal resource for information and education, and a thought-leading hub for networking and sharing ideas."