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Digital signage makes showing at UN Paris Climate Conference 2015

London-headquartered digital signage solution provider Tripleplay announced its TripleSign Digital Signage solution was selected as the communications medium of choice by the organizers of the United Nations COP21 climate change summit in Paris.

December 11, 2015

London-headquartered digital signage solution provider Tripleplay announced its TripleSign Digital Signage solution was selected as the communications medium of choice by the organizers of the United Nations COP21 climate change summit in Paris, and installed by Tripleplay Authorized Partner Imago ScanSource and FABRE Pascal Co.

According to the announcement, more than 90,000 visitors attended the "Generation Climat" area of COP21 where 24 endpoints of Tripleplay digital signage were installed and used to inform the public, in real time, of conferences and events taking place.

The contract was awarded by the French Ministry's AV contractor to FABRE Pascal Co, which has specialized in broadcast solutions and IPTV, collaborating with APSYS and WIDIXO for more than 15 years.

Tripleplay said it supported FABRE Pascal Co. in the implementation, and its digital signage solution was utilized for the duration of the conference, which ran from Nov. 30 to Dec. 11.

The COP21 summit also incorporated the Sustainable Innovation Forum, hosted at the Stade de France; another Tripleplay digital signage and IPTV solution site, which saw tens of thousands of delegates attend including leaders from more than 190 nations.

Tripleplay Managing Director for Europe Carlos Amoros said he was proud to be involved: "Being chosen to play a part in such a huge global event is fantastic for Tripleplay, showing our brand strength, cost effectiveness and quality," he said. "We are delighted also to be working with such a fantastic partner on the project, FABRE's expertise has been hugely valuable to us throughout this project."