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Digital Signage Expo Opens Amidst Cautiously Bullish Expectations By John W. DeWitt The Digital Signage Expo begins Tuesday, Feb. 24, in Las Vegas with a backdrop of bleak economic news, but Chicago-based analyst Chris Connery remains quite bullish on the category. Digital Signage Update caught up with Connery, vice president for PC and large-format commercial displays at DisplaySearch, as he was packing for the Feb. 24 to 26 show... |
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Downturn Drives Upswing in Low-cost, Hosted Digital Signage By John W. DeWitt Last fall, two months before Christmas, Eric Kanagy loaned one of his company's 19in. digital signs to a small retailer nearby. Kanagy, CEO of RedPost in Goshen, Ind., didn't expect to sell the sign... |
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Focus on Hospitality: Cutting-edge AV in Luxury Hotels By John W. DeWitt The recent Golden Globe Awards did more than recognize Hollywood's glitterati and their creative performances. For Arlington Heights, Ill.-based integrator... |
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How Digital Signage Can Help in a Tough Economy By John W. DeWitt Digital signage appears to be substantially insulated from the general cutbacks in spending for technology and advertising. Austin, Texas-based DisplaySearch just released its 2009 forecasts, which predict robust 44 percent growth in unit volume for LCD and plasma screens used for digital signage and large-format commercial display applications... |
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Trend Watch 2009 By Linda Seid Frembes As the mainstream news indicates, this year will be a challenging one for businesses of all kinds. The corporate market, in particular, has weathered the dual blows of soaring travel costs and the crash of the financial services sector... |
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2009 Trends: Growth in Proven Applications By John W. DeWitt Digital signage, though not immune to a tough economy, has some advantages in a downturn, according to analyst Chris Connery, who is vice president for PC and large-format commercial displays at DisplaySearch... |
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Green Kiosks Interact with Mobile Phones, Part 2 By John W. DeWitt EcoMedia’s signage and kiosks at Kimco Realty’s shopping centers link out-of-home media with two other growing trends: the greening of business and the interaction of promotions with consumers’ mobile phones.... |
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Green Kiosks Interact with Mobile Phones, Part 1 By John W. DeWitt Environmental media company EcoMedia has deployed more than two dozen digital screens along with several interactive kiosks at Mesa Riverview, Kimco Realty’s 1.3-million-square-foot shopping center in Mesa, Ariz.... |
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Signage Streamlines Cincinnati Children’s Hospital, Part 2 By John W. DeWitt Implementation of a digital-signage network at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center has helped to streamline processes for hospital staff--and enhance the way the hospital interacts with patients’ parents. In Part 2 of Sound & Video Contractor’s interview with Brian Hicks... |
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Signage Streamlines Cincinnati Children’s Hospital, Part 1 By John W. DeWitt When Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center decided to implement a new, hospital-wide clinical, financial, and patient workflow system, it also seemed the right time to replace the dry-erase boards that tracked patients’ progress through operating rooms and other treatment processes. ... |
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