LG Business Solutions has introduced the LG TR3DJ series of technology-agnostic interactive displays designed specifically for education. The LG TR3DJ series is available in 65-, 75-, and 86-inch models that support virtually any learning management system, cloud drive, or online conferencing platform a school adopts to facilitate in-person or hybrid/remote learning.
Interactive digital signage will help deliver innovative retail spaces that will ultimately lead to a deeper consumer education and brand loyalty.
The Out-of-Home advertising industry is recovering from the initial blow of COVID-19, much like many others. But while the pandemic has slowed its growth as an industry, it drove more attention on the programmatic side of it. Before we dive into just how programmatic Out-of-Home may have accelerated through COVID-19, and how it might prove helpful on the road to recovery, we first define what it is.
Although the COVID-19 pandemic appears to be on the decline, many of the changes will be with us for the long term. An increase in the number of workers doing their jobs from home, services such as curbside pickup at retail stores, continued social distancing recommendations and contact-less payment at the point of sale are among the ways of doing business that will likely be a part of our lives for the foreseeable future.
This year we have faced a host of new challenges around the way we work and live due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Every component of our life, from work to schools and universities, healthcare facilities to entertainment centres, all must find ways to adapt and overcome challenges to support the “new normal” while keeping the public safe and proactively mitigating health risks. Flexible and safe workplaces, learning spaces, and other public spaces must become agile and pivot as needs continue to change daily.
Allow me to share my professional experiences, which include working over the past 35 years in the following industries: film/video production, data storage and backup, network and telecom, video managed services; AV design and integration, and digital signage.
People passing through Amsterdam’s busy metro system will no longer see ads for greenhouse gas-intensive products such as gas-powered cars and cheap flights around Europe.
The past year demonstrated how the immense flexibility of digital signage helped many organizations quickly adapt to operate safely during the pandemic. And while we’re not yet out of the woods, this is a good time to reflect on some takeaways from the COVID crisis. The flexibility of digital signage has been a life-saver for […]
Like every other facet of audiovisual technology—and our world, at large—the state of digital signage is radically different than it was a year ago. The steady growth of capabilities and evolution of trends that defined the category for the past decade have taken an abrupt turn as our ways of life shifted dramatically.
Well, who could have seen that coming? Last year at this time, I wrote about the near certain growth for digital signage as the solution area exploded on the scene. I wrote about technology innovations and declining prices as driving forces behind the phenomenon. <Insert global pandemic here.> [Download the Digital Signage Best Practices Guide] […]
