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Signage Network is made up of hardware and software solutions that drive the Digital Signage network and displays your advertisements and images on large screen high definition displays located anywhere.
Digital signage is a term used to describe the display of up to the minute information on electronic devices such as plasma screens, LCD panels, and projectors. Other terms such as narrowcasting, electronic billboards, digital messaging and place-based media are also used to describe this communication tool. Information can be common, or unique among any number of display devices and information from multiple sources can be displayed simultaneously.
What is Digital Signage?
Digital signage is a term used to describe the display of up to the minute information on electronic devices such as plasma screens, LCD panels, and projectors. Other terms such as narrowcasting, electronic billboards, digital messaging and place-based media are also used to describe this communication tool. Information can be common, or unique among any number of display devices and information from multiple sources can be displayed simultaneously.
Information is assembled using a standard Windows based computer and transmitted across a standard network to a local computer that is directly connected to the display. This local computer displays the content onto the screen as scheduled. Multiple displays can be managed from a single point.
Digital signage is changing the way companies and retailer communicate their message. Instead of static displays, digital signage can offer full motion video and integrated information feeds that can be used wherever there is a need to communicate to individuals or large groups of people. Wherever there is static signage, there is potential to replace it with digital signage.
Where Can Digital Signage be Used?
Digital signage can be used wherever there is a need to communicate to individuals or large groups of people. Wherever there is static signage, there is potential to replace it with digital signage. Digital signage installations are becoming more and more evident in:
* Airports
* Banks Branches and Investment Centers
* Medical & Hospitals
* Office Buildings
* Outside Venues
* Restaurants & Fast Food
* Retail Stores
* Sporting Venues
* Tradeshows
* Universities & Colleges
Corporate Environments Often used in lobbies to communicate with visitors and customers, or employee areas for human resources and corporate communications, digital signage can provide the right message to the right audience at the right time. In manufacturing environments, performance metrics, current production requirements and education materials can be delivered to production areas for quality assurance purposes.
Public Venues Auditoriums, hotels, transportation venues, outdoor billboards and sports stadiums are common venues for digital signage. Providing customers with current schedules, way finding directions, or real time information such as news, weather, sports and advertising can be informative to patrons and visitors.
Retail Environments For timely advertising and impulse decision influencing at the point of purchase, digital signage provides a more compelling message. Many retailers and advertisers are seeing the advantages of in-store digital signage over traditional print and television buys. They are reaching their target audience and viewers are captive they cant change the channel. Retailers can dynamically change the content being displayed based on factors like inventory levels, margins, time of day, POS data etc.
Shopping Centers : Mission critical statistics and data can be displayed in real time keeping personnel informed of your system status. Internal messaging can be included with the content allowing updates from multiple participants.
A digital signage network allows you to deliver messaging in real-time to displays located in a single building, across the city or across the country. Delivering your message faster and more effectively can mean an increase in sales, lower costs, and more informed and satisfied customers.
How Digital Signage Works?
STEP1:
Digital media content is sent to a central control PC. Through user-friendly signage management software, you can create play list that arrange the way you want to present the media content.
STEP2:
Exposes content and play list out to the play units through the network.
STEP3:
Play units deliver the content according to the predefined play list.
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