Jeff Porter, Executive Vice President of Dynamic Signage at Scala, talked to us at DS EUROPE about some of the things that makes their solutions so special.
Miele Netherlands have just opened one of the biggest and most impressive 'Miele Inspirience' Centres worldwide, creating a multi-sense environment including interactivity and dynamic digital signage to inform and impress their visitors.
Volkswagen UK has installed dynamic wide screen and interactive digital displays using Vikuiti Rear Projection technology in its Chelmsford and Milton Keynes dealerships.
We all know that digital signage works, or it wouldn’t have got as far as it has. But it is very difficult to prove why and how it does work, and, without this proof, some advertisers are just not going to buy into it.
Germany’s car industry recognised years ago that digital signage is an important tool in branding, as a means of making sure existing and potential customers remain attached to, or remain conscious of, their brand.
The Norwegian Museum of Science and Technology in Oslo is one of Norway’s most visited museums, and covers around 20,000 square meters over four different floors.
While traditional digital signage systems might display preselected content or allow customers to interact and obtain information using touch screens, a new form of interactivity is being deployed by DT Research.
Since the beginning of 2008, L’TUR, one of Europe’s leading providers of last-minute travel, has been advertising using digital signage systems in 165 of its stores.
