Well, when a magazine like The Grocer– whose purpose is discussing the latest retail news including new technologies- announces the ”potential end of QR codes” then maybe they have a point. What made them state this is the new image recognition … Continue reading
”Music is an universal language” state two Miami Ad School students who alongside Grooveshark (a free music streaming service) put the QR codes project together for fashion brand Diesel. The DSLTAG is meant to bridge the gap between a … Continue reading
The concept of digital signage in restaurants is not quite a novelty yet it’s definitely far from being a mainstream phenomenon. As Bill Yanckey from DigitalSignageToday puts it” Food can be beautiful” and digital signage helps at marketing it more … Continue reading
‘’The static sign isn’t going to disappear but the ability to supply both static and digital, integrated to complement one another and maximize the effectiveness of both, will be a significant competitive edge for any Sign-Maker’’ The compatibility … Continue reading
The cost of digital signage –both hardware and software-related- has been brought down dramatically over the past few years by the economic crisis and the commoditisation of components (media player, display and digital signage software). This implied that a … Continue reading
As our cloud-based digital signage product, digitalsignage.NET is particularly targeted at small and medium businesses, we’re always eager to put them in the spotlight and offer them what we hope is useful information. At the beginning of 2012, we … Continue reading
A while back, Andrew (our Operations Manager) put together this cartoon meant to visually depict our company’s expertise and our product’s versatility. While digitalsignage.NET can be used in a variety of environments, he focused on four- retail, education, hospitality and … Continue reading
Any social media aficionado would be well- acquainted to ‘’Vine’’ by now- a mobile app introduced by Twitter that allows users to film and share 6-second videos. As they put it, this is just another way of sharing life in … Continue reading
The idea of a bookless library is no longer an oxymoron. The first one of this kind is expected to be built in Texas, as announced by the San Antonio Magazine, which makes us wonder if the end of … Continue reading
‘’e-commerce is dead’’ says Jérôme Toucheboeuf, the CEO of FullSIX Retail, a leading European marketing communications group, as he comments on the digitalization of the famous Galleries Lafayette in Paris (LSA.fr). ‘’Consumers are mixing the two channels. The shopping journey … Continue reading
