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Digital Signage for Exhibitions

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Posted: October 4, 2011 at 12:32 pm   /   by   /   comments (2)

We recently helped one of our clients with implementing Digital Signage at their exhibition booth. As part of our digital signage exhibition package we included the following:

  • Hardware rental of the LCD Screen, Stand and Digital Signage Player
  • Transportation of the goods to and from the exhibition hall
  • Installation of the system and removal at the end of the event
  • Template Design
  • Management and Monitoring of the digital signage solution – we were able to monitor the system remotely and make the relevant changes if required

During this exhibition, we introduced an innovative way for the exhibitor to manually switch content with a push of a button. The idea was that on quiet periods, the exhibitor will push a button and the screen will display specials to draw more attention to their booth.

In addition, we also integrated Social Media (Facebook) with digital signage. The company’s Facebook page with the number of Fans was displayed.

We know how stressful attending and participating in exhibitions are, so let us take care of your digital signage needs whilst you take care of more the important taks.

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  • February 24, 2012 at 7:55 pm DigitalSignageBlog

    The trick is that you need to find a digital signage system that can play HTML files. Then you can create use any social media widget that is used for the web.

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  • October 10, 2011 at 8:47 pm digital signage

    Nice piece of information!!!

    You are true that Digital signage are best used for engaging audience in exhibitions, informed and updated in absolutely no time.

    regards,
    Harry

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