More and more restaurants, cafes, breweries, and drive-thrus are moving away from traditional menu signs towards digital menus. If you think about it, you’ve probably seen or even ordered off of a digital restaurant menu recently. In fact, digital restaurant signage analyst Lyle Bunn found that 80% of adults had seen digital signage in the…
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Ready to bring history to life in a whole new way? Don’t worry: this doesn’t involve any ancient curses or Night at the Museum shenanigans. All it takes, in fact, are some digital museum signs. These signs offer benefits that help your museum grow while offering a more engaging experience for every visitor. Keep reading…
Digital signage is becoming central to indoor advertising endeavors. Check out the numbers. The digital signage industry was worth $19.6 billion in the United States in 2016. By 2032, that figure’s set to reach more than $32 billion. Clearly, this is a thriving industry that’s growing fast. For good reason. Digital signs are engaging, cost-effective…
By Susan E. Mazer, Ph.D., President & CEO, Healing HealthCare Systems Visiting an Emergency Department (ED), whether as a patient or the family member is dreaded for so many reasons. First, of all, an emergency is frightening and immediate, causing all sorts of stress. Second, it may take hours and hours to be seen and…
There are many headaches associated with airports, but their layout is often one of the biggest complaints. A 2016 Curbed article featured commentary from 5 experts about airport design. The big takeaway? They weren’t designed to handle the influx of people that they handle today. One thing that could help alleviate some of these issues…
When patients pay a visit to their doctor, they want thorough and efficient care. But far too often, their experience is hampered by confusing hospital layouts, poor communication, and lengthy wait times. It may not be possible to fix these issues immediately, but there are ways to alleviate some of the attached headaches and craft…
I distinctly remember the time in my life before digital signage, where I was a transit commuter. Before apps were available to help you figure out whether or not you had missed a bus, there were paper schedules. Posted at all of the stops, protected by plastic panels (that often leaked, obscuring the route I…
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