Munich Digital Signage Conf 2014

Ströer Dislikes DooH – Wants “Public Video”

by Raverstead

Christian Schmalzl is from Ströer which is the dominant player in the DACH DOOH market, with around 60% of the German market. Ströer started in digital signage by buying a company in Germany that …

Thoughts after IBC and IFA

by Super User

I’m writing this editorial in the plane on the way back from the Munich Digital Signage conference after spending 14 of the last 15 days at industry events. Add an extra day for travel …

Invidis Digital Signage Conference

by Super User

Florian Rotberg started the event by talking about his company, Invidis, which organises the conference. One of the key things that Invidis does is to track the “mood” in the digital signage industry and …

Retail Applications Driving the Market

by Super User

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McFit Uses Video Walls to Automate Gyms

by Super User

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RMG Networks Explains Bank Project

by Super User

Rob Brinklow is from RMG Networks, which used to be called “Symon Communications” and claims to be the largest publically-traded digital signage company providing end to end solutions. It is US owned. The company …

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Analytics Measurement and Legal Implications

by Super User

Oliver Schwede introduced a session on analytics measurement and the legal implications of digital signage analytics. Schwede asked Dannel Gasser of Relevance Analytics “What is the role of analytics in the store?”. Gasser said …

Panel Looks at Industry Trends

by Super User

The final session was a panel discussion featuring our own Bob Raikes, Ronni Guggenheim of Navori, Brian Dusho of Broadsign, Damon Crowhurst of Scala and Vladimir Kozlov of Digisky and was moderated by Oliver …

Exhibition Round-up

by Super User

There was a small exhibition area in the lobby of the Kempinski Hotel where the conference was held. I thought that there was less of interest on display this year, as exhibitors seemed to …

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