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  • March 22, 2011

    BuildBurger Menu Board

    Scala, and dealer Zero-In Media, for client 4 Food. This digital signage installation complements one of the most dynamic cultures within quick service restaurants. With digital menu boards and a giant LED wall, the digital signage network integrates with the restaurant’s point of sales system and real time inventory. Also, the network integrates with online community that 4Food has created where customers can build their burgers and sandwiches online and then pick up in store. If the customer so chooses, the experience can begin before even entering the restaurant. A customer can go to www.4food.com in advance, or in line–from their Smartphone, for example, and build their burger to pick up for purchase within the store. This can be done on a computer, or the customer can use 4Food’s Smart Phone application. Once the customer enters the store, a giant 13’ x 20’ LED wall displays digital art, streaming television along with all Twitter feeds directed at 4Food’s handle and any 4Square updates. When the order is ready to picked up and paid for, it flashes the person’s name or account name. Orders can also be taken at the register which sits under and digital menu board wall that is 5 screens across by 2 screens high. The digital menu boards are made up of 10 46’’ Samsung LCD screens. As of October 13th, 2010 -over 7000 custom burgers have been created. Over 6000 online user profiles have been created. The system is averaging p2,644 foursquare checkins per day. 400 checks are a day are being displayed on the digital signs for ticket pick ups.  

    BuildBurger Menu Board
  • March 22, 2011

    Brazil

    Winner • EAV, Engenharia Audiovisual (the Integrator), and C-nario, with Firefox Com (reseller), for Brazil’s Sport Club Internacional. The installation is located at the museum of Brazil’s Sport Club Internacional, one of the country’s leading soccer teams. The museum is located at Inter’s stadium in Porto Alegre. Two large LED screens (400x200 cm) at the entrance to the museum. These function as a sort of TV news channel of Sport Club Internacional, showing team matches and other sports activities, training sessions, facts related to soccer, and more. A special section of the museum, called ‘Ser Gigante’ (To Be Giant), includes three large front projector screens presenting the club’s historic path, including major achievements. Another section, called ‘The Torch’, a "video sculpture", contains 36 TV screens displaying scenes from Inter’s matches, plus images that show teams, flags and fans. Visitors have the feeling of actually being in the great moments of the club’s history.  

    Brazil
  • March 22, 2011

    Swissfarms

    Winner • Advanced AV, for Swiss Farms. The digital signage and AV installation is part of a comprehensive revamp of the Swiss Farms image, as the chain seeks to re-brand itself as “the customer’s in-between shopping trip. With the new flagship location in Millmont Park PA and a fully-revamped legacy store in Drexel Hill PA are not what early customers remember. A digital signage network with audio draws customers in, shares important information about sales, and replaces “dead-tree” flyers and static message boards that listed products for sale. The store intends to retrofit all 12 of its existing locations and incorporate the new building design, digital signage and technology systems in all of its new corporate stores, plus any franchise locations. The newest Swiss Farms location was voted “Best Exterior” in the June issue of the trade magazine Convenience Store News. Especially noteworthy: The system had to be able to integrate with a customer loyalty program.

    Swissfarms
  • March 22, 2011

    Samsung460EXn_L45

      Winner • Samsung SyncMaster EX-Series (400EX, 400EXn, 460EX, 460EXn, 550EX and 550EXn) LED-backlit LCD panels. LED is also more energy-efficient, consuming 30% - 50% less energy than a similarly sized CCFL backlight display. The first LFD displays to incorporate LED Backlight Unit (BLU) technology providing a significant savings on energy consumption in a lighter, thinner, and easier to install set-up.  

    Samsung460EXn_L45
  • March 22, 2011

    Pei Wei

    Winner • NEC Display Solutions and Pei Wei restaurant. Each of the 162 nationwide Pei Wei locations had the digital menu boards installed with a design that was special to each location, yet one that was consistent to the Pei Wei brand. Each of the 486 displays also can be equipped with a screen protector in the event customers mistake the menu boards for interactive signage. RiseVision software runs the deployment. The digital signage installation allows Pei Wei to test new menu items quickly. This makes Pei Wei a more agile business because new ideas can be tested quickly and decisions can be made faster to help the restaurant stay competitive and better serve customer tastes. It is also easier to highlight specials, to help the restaurant take advantage of current inventory more effectively. The system is also a way for Pei Wei to respond to the new U.S. laws governing display of caloric and other nutritional information in QSR’s.  

    Pei Wei
  • March 22, 2011

    Marks-FN

    Mediavation, for Mark's Work Wearhouse, Mark's Digital Signage Rebrand. Mark’s Work Wearhouse is a popular Canadian retail chain long known for selling men’s work wear that recently invested in this digital signage installation as part of a rebranding test phase. The content is being shown through installations at 18 Mark’s Work Wearhouse retail stores in Winnipeg, Manitoba; Edmonton, Alberta; and Ottawa, Ontario.   

    Marks-FN
  • March 22, 2011

    1 Digi Logo

    As Chair of the Judges Committee for the DIGI Awards, I’m proud to announce that Digital Signage Magazine together with The Digital Signage Group has announced the winners of the 2010 DIGI Awards. The DIGI Awards recognize the resellers, integrators and service providers who have gone the extra mile to ensure success for their clients, thereby furthering the digital signage industry as a whole. Additionally, we recognize the best New Products for the digital signage market. The Judges for the 2010 DIGI Awards are myself, as Chair of the Judges Committee, Alan Brawn of Brawn Consulting, and Lyle Bunn. This year’s DIGI Award Categories are below. And in this special section devoted to the Awards, we are highlighting not just the Winners, but some of the other very deserving entries in various categories– to give our readers a flavor of the breadth and depth of entries. And note that select winning entries will be explored in depth, in our annual Digital Signage Best Practices Guide, the digital edition of which be published in December 2010, with the print edition to follow in January 2011. 2011 DIGI Award Categories: BEST DIGITAL SIGNAGE APPLICATIONS: • Digital Signage in a Retail store, Local Rollout (a non-national rollout: one or many locations, but all regional, not national) • Retail Roll-out, National • Interactive Technology Roll-out • Best Digital Signage Deployment, for Transportation • Best Deployment, Entertainment, or Hospitality (cinema, sports venue, hotels, etc) • Best Deployment, Integration of Digital Signage and Mobile/Cell Phone Technology BEST DIGITAL SIGNAGE CONTENT: • Best Digital Signage Content, Merchandising • Best Content, Ambient (a non ad-based content model; i.e. content was to create branding, mood, etc, not sales lift) • Best Content, Corporate Communications (non-retail; digital signage for corporate campus) • Best Content, Interactive • Best Content, Advertising BEST NEW PRODUCT FOR DIGITAL SIGNAGE: • Best New Technology Innovation • Best New Generation Display Device, Large Screen • Best New Display Device, Small Screen • Best New Generation Display Device, (non-LCD or Plasma) • Best New Content Management Software/Web-based (SaaS, or Software as a Service) • Best New Content Management Software/Premise-based JUDGE’S CHOICE AWARD

    1 Digi Logo
  • March 23, 2011

    NECRaliegh-Durnam

    Winner • NEC, Raleigh-Durham International Airport goes first class by standardizing with NEC display. All of the 390 displays in RDU are operated from one central location which enables its Information Services team to centrally monitor and manage the health and status of each individual screen. The airport is able to completely control all aspects of the signage, from power functionality to content management from a single location, on the Airport Authority’s content management system. With multitudes of areas to cover, including FIDS, marketing, visual paging, multiple access cable television (MATV), wayfinding, gate area displays with specific flight information, baggage claim and more, Posner wanted solutions that were easy to maintain and operate. The NEC displays overcame these challenges with its low failure rate and ability to adjust according to the various light conditions throughout the airport. These displays offer the same features and capabilities, allowing RDU the flexibility it needs to operate a multi-functioning digital signage system.  

    NECRaliegh-Durnam
  • March 23, 2011

    Marks FN-Tmax

    X2O Media, for Mark's Work Wearhouse. Each Mark’s Work Wearhouse store is organized into different “worlds” such as men’s, women’s and work wear. In each world, a flat-screen display highlights the type of clothing and accessories available to the consumer and showcases these products’ innovations and unique selling points. X2O Media worked with Mediavation, one of the ad agencies for Mark’s Work Wearhouse, to bring to life the agency’s creative concept of presenting product innovations as part of dynamic “faux newscasts”– creative, quirky “newscast” or weathercasts that highlight Mark’s Work Wearhouse clothes, for wear in different weather conditions.  

    Marks FN-Tmax
  • March 23, 2011

    IS-SPX

    Winner • AMX, for Inspired Xpress. Inspired XPress is tailored for organizations that desire to manage all aspects of their digital signage including content creation. Inspired XPress features a simple, intuitive software interface that allows staff to quickly create templates and content, and then publish content to SPX-1000 players which are small enough to mount behind any display. Content design is fluid, similar to a web page. Ideal for digital signage applications where the player must be mounted behind the display or in a confined space like a kiosk or video wall, Inspired XPress has the power to deliver dynamic information to customers of retailers, hotels, banks, event venues and other public spaces in multiple languages.  

    IS-SPX
  • March 22, 2011

    Camelback Lounge

    Unified Brand, and Scala, for Camelback Toyota. Camelback Toyota, located in Phoenix, has moved into a new, state-of-the-art, 62,000 square-foot showroom alongside a 65,000 square- foot service facility. After a vendor search, Camelback Toyota contacted Phoenix-based Unified Brand to help with developing a digital signage network that would offer custom content and a high-end brand experience. Working closely with Scala, Unified Brand put the pedal to the metal to create a sophisticated digital signage network with an expansive fleet of flat-screen TVs and delivered all the customized content Camelback Toyota was seeking, including a “build your car” feature.

    Camelback Lounge

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