Restaurant Tablet Menus Are Over-hyped
An old friend of my from my days at HughesNet sent me a link to a news article outlining how tablets used for “digital dining” represent a growing subset of digital signage, self-service and tablet computing for business. I personally think it’s overhyped, misinformed and setup for eventual leapfrog by other technology. Here are a […]
The Signage Savior: Digital Menu Boards
This industry is quite possibly as diverse and ubiquitous as it possibly could be, but without mainstream acceptance of systems, tools and processes software solutions could easily remain a marginalized niche product–not something that is truly integrated into the enterprise software landscape of most companies. Even with its potential widespread penetration, the industry has some […]
Managing Users for Zone and Scene Restrictions
From a recent user: I have a quote request from a major hotel chain launching a digital signage network. They would like to restrict control on specific screen zones for each hotel manager. They want to control the bulk of the screens content, but would like the hotel manager to have access to a specific […]
Society’s Growing Digital Signage Expectations
As we’ve discussed in recent blogs, digital signage technology has changed greatly in the last decade. As technology improves and advances, and more and more companies, businesses, and organizations use and take advantage of it in marketing strategies, content management, and to enrich user experiences, we’ve only begun to see digital signage appear and improve […]
