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MultiTouch Launches in US

MultiTouch Ltd has launched its U.S. presence this week.

Scala and Infinitus Partner

Scala has named Infinitus d.o.o. a Scala Certified Technology Partner.

Conrac and Imago Partner

Conrac and Imago Group have partnered to deliver a flexible passenger information solution.

Latest Solutions from Harris

Harris has recently made several improvements to its comprehensive digital signage solutions, including three new InfoCaster hardware platforms and the latest version of their Punctuate business management software.

X2O Media Partners With TruMedia

X2O Media has partnered with TruMedia Technologies to integrate the AlliO audience measurement system for digital signage with X2O's Xpresenter digital signage platform.

PADS Windows 7 Certified

After already having announced in September 2009 that the PADS Digital Signage software was Windows 7 compatible, Net Display Systems, a Microsoft Gold Partner, has now received the official Window 7 Certified logo for its Digital Signage software.

DS for Air Canada

On Cloud Nine

For any corporation, improving the quality and consistency of customer service is a central goal.

BroadSign Interview

Broadly Speaking

DS EUROPE spoke to Brian Dusho, President and Chief Strategy Officer, BroadSign.

DS for Sør Arena

Standing Out from the Crowd

Digital signage is a big part of the programme at Norway’s new 15,000-seat Sør Arena.

Ibase and Scala Partner

Joining Forces

Ibase Technology, a leading manufacturer of digital signage platforms, and digital signage provider Scala have partnered to deliver embedded digital signage solutions that enhance hardware and software integration capabilities for system integrators.

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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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