Grocery/Retail Stores

They’re here to stay. Retail has changed, and like it or not; we are living in a time of transition in the retail environment. Ignoring the upcoming technologies is not an option. Ideally, you will have to communicate with these media for the greater good. Vendors will no longer have to create programs eight months to a year in advance and hope they are relevant when the cardboard POS hits the store. Digital content can be designed to take advantage of current market situations at a fraction of the cost. Initial creative development may cost more, but the increase will be insignificant compared to the savings recognized from reducing traditional POP signage. Within the next three years, marketers who haven’t mastered new, evolving, or yet-to-be-introduced retail media will struggle to build their brands at the retail level.

Corporate Communication

Business executives of all levels often say that spreading the corporate message to the troops is one of their jobs’ most important and difficult aspects. Digital signage combining eye-catching graphics and state-of-the-art content management can help put and keep everyone on the same page.

A company’s digital displays are tied together via a wireless or hard-wired network, so the decision to change the content on all of that company’s signs can come from a single point — a laptop. “Digital signage has the potential to change the instant the change is made, so as people are scheduling the meetings and changing the topic of the agenda, the digital signage can reflect that in real-time.

Medical & Dental Clinics

Waiting in a hospital, clinic, or doctor’s office is the most dissatisfying experience for a patient. Even in the best facilities, unexpected events can create long wait times for patients and their families. Having attractive and engaging media content has been found to alleviate this boredom and reduce anxiety. Digital Signage can help inform, entertain, and help patients and visitors relax more efficiently with text, graphics, news, and weather. The Digital Signage Solution is a natural fit for healthcare-related clinics and offices looking to improve communications with visitors and patients. Its extremely low cost and ease of use allow practitioners to improve efficiency and the quality of patient care.

Banking and Financial Institutions

These days a bank may have only a few moments to capture a customer’s attention and convey its message, making it more important than ever to provide the best customer experience possible. In an ever-increasing number of instances, that customer experience is offered with the help of digital signage. Instead of a cardboard counter sign touting the bank’s promotion, a digital display shows a video of smiling children opening presents. Instead of a brochure touting the bank’s credit card, a digital sign shows a family traveling around the country. And instead of a banner advertising lower interest rates, a digital signal shows a young couple moving into their first home.

Hotels and Restaurants

Although the most basic use of a digital menu board system is to display a restaurant’s menu and prices, the boards can be programmed to serve several other functions. Restaurants can cross-market promotions, programs, and services to consumers while they are in a queue line. By using the screens for additional assistance, restaurants can educate and inform customers about new products being sold, special promotions, and similar items through control via the internet. Digital Menu Board Content includes promoting the various salads the chain sells and new store openings. Companies can also use the board to educate new customers about Salad Creations and the restaurant’s ordering process.

Beauty Salons & Spa

The salon marketplace is one of the prime digital out-of-home venues advertisers are now turning to. As a medium, place-based digital signage networks command attention—and can’t be switched off. Hair and nail salons represent the second largest retail sector outside of restaurants, and hair and nail salons offer an ideal environment for advertising and product placement. Salon-based networks provide advertisers with reach, frequency, and attention. According to the Salon Industry Association, 50% of women go to a hair salon every 6 to 8 weeks, and 72.5% visit nail salons every two weeks. The average salon client spends between 30 and 60 minutes receiving salon services.

Video Wall Solutions

A video wall consists of multiple computer monitors, video projectors, or television sets tiled together contiguously or overlapped to form one large screen. Typical display technologies include LCD panels, LED arrays, DLP tiles, and rear projection screens.

Screens specifically designed for video walls usually have narrow bezels to minimize the gap between active display areas – are built with long-term serviceability in mind.