Humans are an integral part of any digital signage network, both from an audience and network management point of view. On the audience side, it is a human that is seeing your content. To you, they may be customers, employees, visitors, students, patients, and more, regardless they need relevant, real-time information to make informed decisions. You need a human to create, contribute, and manage your content on the network management side. This could involve departments across your organization, including IT, marketing, and human resources.

Does your manufacturing business use SQDC (Safety, Quality, Delivery, Cost) boards to prioritize critical aspects of running your plants? Have you considered digitizing them?

Create an integrated digital signage network across your organization. Enhance employee and visitor experience with digital signage.

Historically, digital signage installations have used display screens with a separate Windows-or Linux-based media player/PC. The media player is the brain communicating with the server and network to tell the screen what media to play. However, around 2013, System on Chip (SoC) displays hit the market and have become more prevalent in recent years. SoC screens provide a compelling alternative to traditional digital signage with lower implementation costs, a multi-core processor inside, and eliminating the need for an external player and associated cables.

Donors are vital to the success of many organizations, including schools, hospitals, and non-profits. It takes a community of individuals and companies to ensure the success of these organizations, and it is crucial to recognize their contributions. A digital donor wall is one of many ways to recognize contributions from individuals, companies, and the community. 

The terms data and information are often used interchangeably, but there is a significant difference in meaning and usage. It is estimated that companies generate around 2,000,000,000,000,000,000 bytes of data a day. However, a Forrester report estimates that between 60 and 73% of all data is never used for analytical purposes.

In this blog Omnivex highlights popular data integrations for digital signage, including news & weather feeds, social media, and IoT.