Job Alert – Systems Developer Position

Posted by Laura on January 4th, 2013 with no comments

We are looking to recruit a systems developer for our highly innovative and expanding company, specialising in media delivery systems for the retail, corporate and hospitality sectors.

The successful candidate will be responsible for the design and development of our cutting-edge digital signage and media delivery products. This is a great opportunity to experience a wide range of technologies from web applications to device drivers as a key part of a team responsible for creating some of the best digital signage products in the world.

The top 12 benefits of digital menu boards – infographic

Posted by Harriet on May 31st, 2012 with no comments

Increasing numbers of restaurants and fast food establishments are investing in digital menu board technology. But what about it is so attractive about this solution, and what benefits does it bring? Check out this great infographic for more details on the top 12 benefits of digital menu boards.

How to avoid the “the summer sickness season” with IPTV

Posted by Harriet on May 29th, 2012 with no comments

With Euro 2012 and the Olympics fast approaching, those who weren’t lucky enough to get their hands on tickets for the events of their choice will no doubt be hoping to catch the action on television. When big sporting events clash with the working day, evidence shows employers risk unauthorised absences and demotivating staff if they are not flexible.

Why content is king when it comes to large format displays

Posted by Harriet on May 16th, 2012 with one comment

On a recent trip to London, I was in a station with a large format LED panel display. The screen in question boasted similar dimensions to a standard printed billboard, so it was a significant size.

Google glasses could make ‘store as a showroom’ the future for retail

Posted by Nicholas Fearnley on February 27th, 2012 with no comments

There is a rumour that Google are releasing some very cool glasses later this year, which will project information, entertainment and (as you would expect from Google) advertisements onto the lenses. For those of you imagining a Wall-E-esque dystopia where human interaction becomes a thing of the past, fear not! We hear the glasses are not being designed to be worn constantly, but will be more like immersive smart phones, providing services as and when needed.