Going vertical – the trade show road less traveled

by Dave Haynes | 30th July 2010

Say what you will about the software company Wireless Ronin and the sinking ship it may well be, but its execs deserve credit for identifying a vertical and going after it hard. The company has clearly laid down sector knowledge and service delivery in quick service and fast casual restaurant markets, and unlike many of its [...] Read More

“Retail Geek” Goldberg leaves MTI; pondering next moves

by Dave Haynes | 30th July 2010

I have tons of respect for Jason Goldberg, who has been active on the edges of digital signage through his work with MTI and his long-running blog, Retail Geek. Somehow or other I noticed recently that he’d left his VP Marketing gig at MTI, so I sent him a note to find out what’s up. [...] Read More

And the point of this is … is … umm …

by Dave Haynes | 29th July 2010

Akihabara News is reporting a new Hitachi gesture technology that the Japanese electronics giant thinks has a role in several sectors one day, including digital signage. Here you are the last bit of our tour at Hitachi exhibition, with the company vision of a “Minority Report” like interface. Perhaps closer to Microsoft Kinect UI, Hitachi [...] Read More

The problem with big round numbers

by Dave Haynes | 29th July 2010

I was just reading a press release about a media network’s plans to increase its footprint by 1,000 locations, starting with 500 by the end of Q3. That may be entirely true, but as someone who has talked to hundreds of early stage network operators over the years, my BS Filter starts shaking and spitting [...] Read More

Nice many-many tiled display in Austrian club

by Dave Haynes | 28th July 2010

Montreal-based Matrox has put out a case study about an impressive install at a club in Linz, Austria. In a nutshell, 40 big flat panels are tiled together and running around the perimeter of the venue. The system runs off three Mac Pros and drives 15 Matrox triple-head video thingdoodles. If I am reading the [...] Read More

Sony’s new concept store appears to totally skip in-store video

by Dave Haynes | 28th July 2010

Suppose you were one of the world’s great consumer electronics brands, with a reputation for premium displays, and you decided to change up the retail design for a concept store. You’d make good use of those displays to tell the brand story and communicate with shoppers, right? Well, no. You’d print up some signs and [...] Read More

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