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7 Drivers Accelerating Digital Signage Adoption

Despite businesses in the past being hesitant to incorporate signage into their marketing strategy, forward thinking corporates are now seizing the opportunity to attract attention, leverage up-sells and influence purchasing decisions. Here are 7 of the drivers that are accelerating … Continue reading

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4 Ideas for Digital Signage in Education

As BETT 2017 is but days away we thought we would jot a few ideas down, about how digital signage in education and digitalsignage.NET can help Educational establishments communicate more efficiently with their stake holders. Educational institutions of all sizes are turning to … Continue reading

Can digital signage improve your marketing?

The possibilities for digital signage are already big, but they are still getting bigger. According to a study by Arbitron, 47% of those who have seen a digital signage screen in the past 30 days specifically recall seeing the content.   As we … Continue reading

Four advantages of digital signage in retail

Why use signage systems in retail? Digital signage is a very powerful tool, especially in the retail world. Digital information screens can be used throughout the store for branding, merchandising, promoting products and entertaining customers. Not only are they visually appealing, but … Continue reading

Are Pokemon Go and Digital Signage symbiotic?

Pokemon Go as most of us know is the latest ‘App’ game craze, and is taking the world by storm and has netted approx. £105m. thus far according to Techcrunch, and is currently netting approx. £6m. per day. So what is … Continue reading

E Ink Announces Advanced Color ePaper for Digital Signage.

E-Ink have finally announced what looks like a potential game changer in the world of Retail digital signage.   Called Advanced Color ePaper (ACeP), it’s a big leap above the company’s aging Triton tech, which could only display around 4,000 colors. Basically, … Continue reading