You do not need a large network to start using digital signage. Begin with a clear use case, maintainable content and a service plan suited to your needs.
Digital signage as a service for small businesses: start with one display Read More »
A beautiful map is used when it is in harmony with the location of the user, the name of the store and the real signs of the building. The digital guide is part of the reference path.
Digital wayfinding in malls: connect routes, stores and the visitor experience Read More »
The display in the production environment can make the schedule, status and issues that need to be followed available to the team; Provided that the data, the responsible and the meaning of the index are clear.
Digital signage in factories: shared information across shifts and operations Read More »
A lobby display can clarify routes and services; a display beside the hall can show the relevant event, while restaurant content can help guests make a choice.
Digital signage in the hotel; Guest guide from lobby to services Read More »
The board of the hall, the route guide and the platform board must be consistent about the identity of the trip and the destination. This coordination helps the traveler to find the next route.
Passenger terminal signage: from finding the trip to reaching the right platform Read More »
The station screen and the display inside the bus answer different questions. Coordinating line names, directions, and stops maintains the continuity of the travel experience.
Information on city buses: from the stop to the next destination Read More »
Entrance, line interchange and platform do not need the same information. Designing the message for each point makes the passenger’s path more understandable.
Digital signage in metro stations: the right information at every decision point Read More »
The information board, the counter display and the environment guide are parts of a single route. Coordination of names and statuses helps to better understand information in a crowded space.
Airport Flight Information Displays: Align Boards, Counters and Passenger Routes Read More »
For sensitive information, responsibility, destination and valid version must be known in advance. Readable graphics and channel coordination are valuable when used in an approved process.
Emergency alerts with digital signage: prepare before the critical moment Read More »
The value of the kiosk is not in the number of options on the home page; It is that the person can find the desired service, understand the route and get help if needed.
Self-service kiosks: design the shortest path to task completion Read More »
