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From guides on how to set up your project, to how you can get the most out of your screens. Our digital signage blog is helping users across the world unlock the potential of their digital displays.
The shift towards experience-led hospitality Hospitality in 2026 isn’t just about providing a service, but about creating a memorable experience. Regardless of your industry or establishment, guest expectations have shifted. Guests want more...
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by Lisa Gilham ||Apr 5, 2022|Retail
Digital Signage can be used in toy stores to engage children and parents alike. Parents might catch a glimpse of the next toy going under the Christmas tree. Or children notice the latest craze and drag their parents in. It's vital to use the right channels ...
by Lisa Gilham ||Mar 24, 2022|Digital Signage
One overarching goal of internal communication teams is to improve employee retention. Internal comms teams have many goals. From improving employee morale and wellbeing to reducing sick days and staff turnover (all interlinked). Internal communication ...
by Lisa Gilham ||Mar 3, 2022|Digital Signage
In this blog, we cover Internal Communications best practices with Screens. ‘Best practice’ is defined by Merriam Webster as: "A procedure that has been shown by research and experience to produce optimal results". And that is "established or proposed as a ...
by Lisa Gilham ||Feb 10, 2022|Manufacturing
Increasing the visibility of KPIs on Manufacturing screens can help increase performance, operations and efficiency at your facility. One of the larger issues for employees in the manufacturing industry is access to live performance data. Many factory ...
by Lisa Gilham ||Feb 3, 2022|Digital Signage
When launching your digital signage project, you want it to be perfect. You want on-point content, gorgeous screens, and a high level of engagement. But how can you optimise it? Sometimes it's good to step back from your screen project. Consider what's going to ...
by Lisa Gilham ||Jan 27, 2022|Software
Are you using Colour Theory in digital signage design correctly? Using the wrong colours in your digital signage content can be disastrous. Your designs may look bad, but more importantly, your audience may not be able to read your messages! Using the ...
by Lisa Gilham ||Dec 29, 2021|Software
Creating screen content can be really fun, there are some essential Google Chrome Extensions perfect for Digital Signage Design. Google Chrome provides some for FREE (We know!! 'FREE' - music to all of our ears) to download. Not only will they save you time, but ...
by Lisa Gilham ||Dec 16, 2021|Digital Signage
Today, we take a look at the role of digital signage within the customer journey. We'll see how digital signage can affect each stage of the AIDA model and how it can benefit your organisation. Digital signage is a powerful vehicle for communications and ...
by Paul Jellicoe ||Nov 4, 2021|Digital Signage
RFID tags are a powerful addition to screens that can be a catalyst for audience engagement. Through digital screens, organisations can get their messages across to their desired audience where and when they matter most. However, despite the advantages that ...
by Paul Jellicoe ||Oct 20, 2021|Retail
Shopping mall digital signage has changed the landscape of malls forever. From an improved customer experience to enhancing marketing campaigns for the mall's shops, digital signage is doing it all. Despite the popularity of online shopping, shopping malls ...
by Helena Hamina ||Sep 9, 2021|Uncategorized
Knowing how to choose the right screen for your digital signage project is critical for your project's success. In the digital signage world, there is an ocean of different screens all with different specifications and use cases. If the screens you choose don't ...
by Helena Hamina ||Aug 26, 2021|Digital Signage
Not so long ago, the digital signage industry was rocked with the introduction of the media player. Within weeks of its introduction, digital signage users were jaw dropped. They could now control all of their screens from one location. This meant no more driving ...
