What should be on your checklist? Discover the key components of a successful video wall implementation - from displays to content and software to AV design.
This is not the first time that uncertainty has caused the hospitality industry to come to a halt. When the industry finally re-opens, it will feel similar to a grand opening for many. This time, however, it will be much different.
Customer-facing channels are continually changing, and it’s important for brands to keep their messaging consistent as those channels evolve.
We are here to help you with Coronavirus COVID-19 safety messaging for your digital signage displays.
At this time, information is vital and we want to support all the essential businesses and organizations that need to broadcast important information through their digital signage networks.
Public Awareness
Digital signage can play a prominent role in dispersing PSA content about health and safety, keeping people informed so they can stay safe. This is the time to use your digital signage displays to “spread the message, not the virus."
We decided to help by creating FREE COVID-19 digital signage content. Our hope is that it will eliminate the need to spend valuable time creating content and ensure organizations are communicating the right message to visitors, customers and staff. Below is a link to the page where you can download the FREE COVID-19 digital signage content. We are providing the safety messaging in landscape and portrait format at 1080p and 4K resolution.
Digital signage deployers who aren’t incorporating full motion graphics into their content aren’t getting the full value of their investment.
As mentioned in our previous post, this is not the first economic debacle we have experienced in the past forty years of casino gaming.
Forty years ago, the only casino gaming markets that existed were Nevada and Atlantic City, and even though the economic and social times were unstable (Iranian Hostage of American embassy, 15% interest rates and political upheaval from Carter to Reagan Administrations) the building boom in Las Vegas, Laughlin and Atlantic City was in rigorous progress.
The recessions of the early 1990’s (during Desert Storm) and 2008, caused some patrons to limit their entertainment spend. In the aftermath of the attacks of 9/11, many people would not travel due to fear of further trouble. What brought people back was the thrill of the gaming and entertainment experience they craved. The much needed push to bring people back was ignited by visual stimulation through varying media - outdoor, television and digital.
By Richard Slawsky | Contributing writer, Digital Signage Today
A video wall deployment can run into many thousands of dollars. Content should not be an afterthought.
Having labored through many downturns in the hospitality industry over the past forty years, and being tasked with getting people to return, these are my recommendations.
At the moment, the world feels like it’s spinning, upside-down at high speed with no off switch. The coronavirus has uprooted every industry and consumers are in a panic on what they need and where to get it. But in the midst of waiting for the dust to clear, you are left wondering how you can help your customers from a distance.
THE OVERVIEW
Technology has long been an important asset in the medical industry, reducing time, saving money, and improving patient outcomes. As the healthcare industry looks to the future, organizations are noticing that the benefits of technology reach past the operating room and can improve the overall patient experience.