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Reflect Systems plans interactive digital signage for KioskCom
October 9, 2008
DALLAS, Texas — Reflect Systems, a provider of digital signage software and services, will present new capabilities for interactivity and rich-media user experiences at The Digital Signage Show, co-located with the KioskCom Self Service Expo at the Jacob Javits Convention Center in New York City, October 15-16.
Show attendees who visit the Reflect Systems exhibit will experience how digital media networks can be used to enhance the customer experience, promote brands, provide assisted selling and improve service through the use of dynamic digital signage as well as touchscreen interactive kiosks in retail, hospitality and other out-of-home venues.
"Interactivity is increasingly becoming a must-have component for many out-of-home digital media networks," said Matt Schmitt, chief executive of Reflect Systems. "It's important for us to work in collaboration with our clients to identify the key areas of focus and to provide a solutions-based approach to enabling these rich-media applications. Together with our world-class partners, we're excited to showcase our ReflectView platform along with hardware and deployment options that will adapt and grow with our customers' needs."
Features to be showcased include:
* Highly targeted "Attract Loops" for maximizing the effectiveness of kiosk applications through the use of advanced scheduling and dayparting capabilities * Robust support for a variety of interactive "trigger" capabilities including touchscreen, barcode scanning, and magnetic card readers * Multi-channel capabilities — support for running more than one interactive screen from a single hardware instance * Flexible media support including HD video, images, Flash, real-time data, and advanced new graphics and media capabilities including Silverlight * Advanced measurement support for tracking and analyzing system effectiveness with demographic tracking and user response
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