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Autumn 2009

Industry Feedback on DS in European Banking Sector

Take it to the Bank

The Ryan Report “Digital Signage in Retail Financial Services: A Survey of Leading European Banks” is a survey conducted with over 60 leading European and South African banks representing 44,000 branches across 23 countries.

The Slovenian DS Market

On the Buses

In Slovenia, digital signage is already well established. Post offices, shops, banks and pharmacies are just a few places which now boast shiny screens of their own.

Projectors for New Museum

Learning Curves

One museum's curving walls provide a real challenge for projection.

Digital Signage in the Home

Mother's Little Helper

DS is working its way into the home, on an open service platform.

Preview: Total Media 09

Setting Sale for Spain

Total Media, the international trade show concerned with new media industries, digital signage, dynamic, mobile and proximity marketing, will again take place in Spain, opening its doors to visitors on September 30th until the 1st October at IFEMA, Madrid Fairgrounds.

Review: NEC Competence Day

Back in the Day

The sixth NEC Competence Day was held on the 28th May 2009 at the M.O.C. in Munich, Germany.

Multi-Branch Bank Network

Saving Grace

Werkstation's digital signage pilot project with the Berlin savings group

LG and Hetec Partnership

Taking Shape

LG Electronics and Hetec Datensysteme have signed a partnership to promote Hetec’s V-Match Video Wall to LG partners and customers across Europe and Russia.

Magenta's Matrix Switching Platform

In the Pink

Magenta Research, a leader in professional AV signal extension, distribution and switching over structured cabling for more than eleven years, unveiled an integrated matrix switching platform at the InfoComm 2009.
 

How DS Beats Paper in the Race to be Green

A Breath of Fresh Air

The EU has set a target of reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 20% by 2020, Germany wants to reduce their average total greenhouse gas emissions by 35% by 2012 (based on their 1990 levels) and the ‘Climate Change Bill’ has set a target for UK industry to achieve a saving of 60% in carbon consumption by 2050. Now a recently-released study has shown that digital signage could actually be doing its bit to help.
 

Feature

Honey Museum for Christie

Christie 3D Projector System for Spanish Museum

The Honey Interpretation Centre opened in the Catalan town of Arnes (Tarragona, Spain) in July 2008. Making use of the latest audiovisual technology and 3D projector systems, the museum explains the whole process of producing honey. The museum involved an investment of €310,000.

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