Ever since I started with PCs back in 1986, a mind-boggling 33 years ago, Microsoft was always there. I have loved them and hated them, but never managed to do my job without them. They built their company on significant key products; Windows, Word, Excel, Exchange, and SQL-server. One by one they knocked out respective competitors, such as Wordperfect, Borland, and Novell.
There are an infinite number of uses for digital signage – from advertising and PR campaigns to patient check-ins and internal communications. However, it may be the restaurant business that has seen the highest level of digital signage innovation in recent years.
Measuring the return on investment (ROI) of any new business venture is crucial for proving its effectiveness and making smarter business decisions in the future. But when it comes to digital signage, how can you tell if your investment has been worthwhile?
We’ve designed DatabeatOMNI to be as straightforward and reliable as possible, but – it’s an unfortunate fact of life – even the most robust tech has off days.
But there's no need to panic, this blogpost will discuss some of the most common issues you may face and offer advice on how to solve them
Whether it's to build brand awareness, increase sales, or better inform audiences, businesses and organisations are beginning to wake up to the benefits of digital signage and screen publishing. With the digital signage market set to grow by over $10 billion in the next 5 years, shouldn't you be investing in screen publishing?
Digital signage and screen publishing are a great way of capturing the attention of your audience, engaging them with your brand, and driving them to action. However, there are a few key facts you need to know before setting out on your screen publishing journey.
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