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Texas city brings news to residents through digital signage

February 2, 2017

Navori Labs has teamed up with Coppell, Texas to deploy a digital signage network to offer news and information to the city's nearly 40,000 residents. The company will deploy this system to the 25 displays inside the city's municipal building, according to a press release.

Navori Labs' QL Professional software solution is designed to offer content creation, management and a playout toolset for the municipal building's screens. Specific departments from the city such as the facilities management and parks and recreation will use the system to push out information to visitors.

"We have found that digital signage offers an engaging approach to both internal and public communications," Albert Gauthier, chief information officer at the City of Coppell, said in the release. "Navori QL has provided a comprehensive toolset for efficient creation and dissemination of visual content that is engaging and appealing to the eye. We also find that our content is easy to refresh and keep current."

The company plans to add a network expansion to the William T. Cozby Public Library, and to integrate touchscreen capabilities with certain displays, according to the release.