by Jeff Hastings — CEO, BrightSign
Big legacy brands like Sears and JC Penny are dramatically scaling back their storefront presence, while retailers like Toys R Us are shuttering altogether.
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read nowby Tegan Worrall — Creative & Marketing Manager, CV Media & Signage
With customer experience remaining the primary focus, airports are capitalizing on the opportunities to provide efficient messaging. Airport are using digital…
read nowby Bradley Cooper — Editor, ATM Marketplace & Food Truck Operator
The FDA recently put its foot down on menu labeling regulations for restaurant chains with 20 or more stores. Although many restaurateurs have dreaded this…
read nowby Debbie Wilson-DeWitt — Marketing Communications Manager, Visix, Inc.
Many different types of organizations of all sizes are now using digital signage to engage and inform their employees and visitors. Some are using it to great…
read nowby Bradley Cooper — Editor, ATM Marketplace & Food Truck Operator
In the digital signage industry, it's easy to get lost in a sea of various displays, software packages and media players. It can all start to blend together…
read nowCan digital signage take on a role to personalize messages or respond to a situation in real-time? Yes, with help from artificial intelligence (AI) and deep…
read nowby Jeff Hastings — CEO, BrightSign
It can be overwhelming visiting a trade show for the first time. Here's what to expect, and how to get the most out of them as a current or potential digital…
read nowby Daniel Waldron — Copywriter, Armagard Limited
Last week, we discussed key considerations for selecting a screen such as aesthetics, ports, resolution and size. Next, we will examine protecting your screen…
read nowby Daniel Waldron — Copywriter, Armagard Limited
Getting the balance right is crucial when choosing digital signage screens. You want value for money, combined with reliability and screens that work. This…
read nowby Debbie Wilson-DeWitt — Marketing Communications Manager, Visix, Inc.
2017 was an innovative year for digital signage, and 2018 promises to have even more going on. Both organizations and the public have embraced the…
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read nowIt wasn't so long ago that even the simplest of targeted digital communication seemed far-fetched to many marketing firms. In recent years, the ability of…
read nowby Bradley Cooper — Editor, ATM Marketplace & Food Truck Operator
Recently, I made a trip to the Golden Arches, not just to get a burger, but also to see if the restaurant's menu boards lived up to the hype. I examined them…
read nowby Jeff Hastings — CEO, BrightSign
Digital signage in stadiums and other event facilities is not new, but it's getting bigger than ever before. It's important to keep in mind a few key…
read nowOnly 12 percent of Fortune 500 business from 1955 still existed in 2016. Their creativity, constant innovation and technology-focused mindset is why those…
read nowby Tim Griffin — CTO, Userful
Deploying a stunning video wall that stays within your budget can be a stressful, even overwhelming task. So many options, so many potential pitfalls. Here…
read nowby Daniel Waldron — Copywriter, Armagard Limited
The emergence of a digital media culture has effectively forced educational institutions to embrace digital signage. Why? To keep-in-touch with audiences that…
read nowby Michael Kasavana — Consultant, K-Team
Historically, the cost and complexities of digital signage discouraged operators of retail kiosks from investigating its potential benefits. But as digital…
read nowWith restaurants' constantly changing menu offerings, promotions, FDA regulations, and beyond, digital communication is key as it allows restaurants to quickly…
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