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Digital Signage Software Vendor Landscape 2017 - ResearchAndMarkets.com
The "Vendor
Landscape: Digital Signage Software" report from Info-Tech
Research Group has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's
offering.
In this digital age, a dedicated commitment to the omnichannel will
achieve superior customer experiences that will pay dividends through
increased traffic, customized guest targeting, and improved overall
loyalty.
This research will help you:
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Understand what trends are surfacing in the gaming and hospitality
digital signage market.
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Evaluate digital signage vendors and products and their alignment to
your enterprise needs.
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Determine which products are most appropriate for particular features,
use cases, and scenarios.
How it got here:
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Digital signs, also known as digital out-of-home (DOOH) advertisements
or digital media networks, belong to a segment of the signage industry
that capitalizes on technologies such as LCD, LED, and projectors to
display digital marketing images, videos, maps, and other dynamic and
interactive content.
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Digital signage evolved concurrently with the internet in the early
90s as static duratrans signs and TV commercial effectiveness had
stagnated. Through the use of video, players, and commercial displays
via the internet, the idea of digital signage was born.
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Initially very expensive, displays such as LCD and projectors dropped
significantly in price during the early 2000s, making them much more
accessible for all organizations.
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Once established, retailers, restaurants, casinos, and hotels began
exploring options to provide guest services and advertisements in much
more interactive ways, starting with meeting room wallboards to public
space end-caps to ambiance-creating lobby columns.
Included in this Vendor Landscape:
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22 Miles, a relatively new digital signage provider, places priority
on creating an integrated end-user experience. 22 Miles is expanding
its global operations and has solidified its place in the market
through continuous growth.?
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Appspace entered the digital communication market in 2002, focusing
primarily on internal workforce communication. Appspace has now
expanded beyond internal communications to retail, education, etc.
content management and digital signage.
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Barco X2O. X2O Media was acquired by the visualization giant Barco in
2014. Founded in 1934, Barco has a global reach with clients in a
variety of industries including venues, hospitality, healthcare, and
education. X2O Media continues to place significant emphasis on
research and development, constantly enhancing its feature set.?
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BroadSign, a cloud-based provider of digital signage solutions to
customers in over 40 countries, was purchased by JedFam Group in 2012.
Its platform powers over 120,000 displays in venues such as airports,
cinemas, shopping malls, and offices.
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Carmanah Signs was acquired by Stratacache in November 2013. Carmanah
Signs is an established market provider of digital signage in the
lottery and gaming sector with over 100,000 jackpot signs deployed in
over 500 casinos globally.
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CastNET, a division of Alpha Video and Audio, has been specializing in
digital signage content creation and management since the early 90s.
CastNET is deployed at casino properties around the world including
Holland, Malaysia, Italy, and the US.
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DISE, a Swedish organization founded in 2004, has amassed a strong
presence in over 30 countries and more than 10,000 licenses throughout
the world. DISE focuses on scalable digital signage solutions is the
transport, finance, retail, government, and sport industries.
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Four Winds Interactive (FWI) is a significant player in visual
communications (more than 500,000 signs deployed globally) to build,
deploy, and manage visual applications across enterprise digital
signs, interactive kiosks, desktop, web, and mobile.?
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JANUS Displays. Morrow Technologies, a long-standing vendor in the
visual communications space, launched JANUS Displays in 1987, which
services the digital signage needs of all industries, including
casinos, hospitals, hotels, universities, and conference centers.
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Nanonation is an established provider of digital communication and
visualization solutions. Nanonation services primarily the retail,
hospitality, entertainment, and financial services sector and has
deployed over 40,000 displays globally.
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Paltronics, a strong player in the Asian and Australian gaming
industry since 1999 but able to provide products world-wide including
North America, focuses primarily on slot-bonusing tech, progressive
slot meters, and table-game signs.
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Scala. As a pioneer in the industry with more than 500,000 signs
throughout 100 countries, Scala has over 25 years of digital signage
experience across wide-ranging industries like retail, finance,
education, healthcare, and gaming.
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Scientific Games acquired Bally Technologies (News - Alert) in 2014 and is a global
provider of slots, video machines, casino management systems, and
networked solutions for the lottery and gaming industry. Bally
acquired Planar Systems (News - Alert) Inc.'s CoolSign digital signage business in
2008
Companies Mentioned
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22 Miles
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Appspace
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Barco X2O
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BroadSign
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Carmanah Signs
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CastNET
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DISE
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Four Winds Interactive
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JANUS Displays
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Nononation
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Paltronics
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Scala
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Scientific Games
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Source (News - Alert): Info-Tech Research Group
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