Digital Signage

The static signs of the past have becoming passé…even boring. At a time when everyone’s shopping for 4K television sets and grown accustomed to eye-popping digital images on movie screens, it’s digital signage that grabs people’s attention, conveys messages effectively and enhances consumers’ experiences. Digital signage can be found in virtually every commercial venue that Sound & Communications covers, including houses of worship, education campuses, corporate facilities, retail stores, airports, casinos, hospitals, restaurants, hotels, theme parks and attractions, stadiums and arenas, museums and more. We cover every aspect of digital signage technology, including displays, software, video scalers, cabling and interactive touch overlays. Each month, Shonan Noronha, EdD, pens our “Sign Age” column, in which she explores the latest technologies, applications and implications of digital signage. Often, the column cites a specific venue’s usage of the technology, discussing how it has enhanced that venue’s success.
Digital Signage, Video

Locker Room Video

Although the big news in college football is usually the appointment of a new head coach, a record-setting performance or new, state-of-the-art facilities, this year it has also been about million-dollar locker room renovations.
Digital Signage

Pumping It Up With Audio

Although sound is integral to AV in most commercial environments, digital signage applications typically do not require sound reinforcement. There are, however, numerous environments where audio can play an active role in creating a more immersive viewer experience.
Digital Signage

Blending In

When replacing static signs with digital displays, or even installing a new signage network for a corporate or institutional client, it is important to select products that will aesthetically blend in with the user’s environment.
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