Once upon a time, customer’s either knew about a restaurant through word-of-mouth or stumbled upon it based on their proximity to that particular restaurant. But technology has changed how customer’s decide on their restaurant of choice. Sites like Yelp and TripAdvisor help people decide where to go and can even book a table before arriving… View Article
The term “Millennials”, typically refers to people who were born between 1980 and 2000. This is the first generation to have been imersed in the digital age. With this group hitting the marketplace and decision-making age, technology plays a huge role in their decisions. Millenials are looking for an easy experience when shopping and for… View Article
SignStix created an infographic regarding the future of marketing technology in 2016. In their research, they learned that 52% of marketers embrace new technology every chance they get! Which means the future of digital signage is bright with the increased technologies, advanced graphics and huge demand for quick update times on static (and outdated) billboards.
New of Prince’s death spread across social media sites on April 21, 2016. Digital billboards can be changed and updated quickly, which made it a likely choice for people to give tribute to the music legend.
Amalie Arena, home of the Tampa Bay Lightning, has stepped up their game! They have installed video walls throughout the hallways, lounges and above the field. Now fans are engaged with unique layouts and high-resolution content that spans over multiple monitors. Check out some of the displays in the video below:
U.S. Cellular Field, home of the Chicago White Sox, unveiled a new digital signage scoreboard. The scoreboard is 60 feet high by 134 feet wide and will feature high-definition video, animations, scoring and social media content across the various displays. Want more stats on the display? Check out the full article at: http://www.digitalsignagetoday.com/news/chicago-white-sox-unveil-new-digital-signage-scoreboard-on-opening-day/