Industries

Banks & Financial Institutions

Banks and brokers have bulletin boards to inform customers about financial information and rates, or promoting their financial products. Digital signage may be used to enhance these traditional boards, and help to manage the information more cost effectively, from a single point such as a headquarters. Additionally, digital signage systems can be used to help educate the staff, thus minimizing the cost of training.  (Bank datasheet)

Today financial institutions are using digital signage to:

• Maintain accurate information across multiple branches
• Enhance the customer experience
• Better promote banking services
• Community engagement
• Promote bank Internet services
• Save time and money by reducing printing costs
• Reducing perceived wait times

Restaurants

While a critical factor for all quick service restaurants is speed, the customer experience is also very important. Clean, neat, cheerful and easy to order are factors in that experience. Restaurant operators are looking for ways to reduce perceived wait times, increase average ticket, and make ordering easier. (Restaurant datasheet)

Today quick service restaurants are using digital signage to:

• Up sell different products during specific meal times
• Better manage inventory
• Enhance the customer experience
• Make it easy for the customer to order
• Save time and money by reducing printing costs
• Reducing perceived wait times

Hospitality

Hotels thrive on business travelers and frequent flyers who demand information to guide them in unfamiliar surroundings. And they don’t want to have to work hard to find information. They want personalized service, starting with a welcoming message as they arrive and culminating in on-demand video in their rooms. Digital signage excels at delivering relevant information and assistance to guests rushing about and even enables you to welcome arriving groups or individuals with customized content.

Today hotels and resorts are using digital signage to:

• Promote restaurants and lounges
• Keep guests informed of hotel activities and services
• Keep guests in touch with the outside world.
• Provide direction around the hotel (way finder boards)
• Customize content for special events and groups
• Promote local attractions, shopping and activities

Education

Today’s technologically savvy youth respond well to a medium where the message is dynamic, and presented on a larger, more impactful scale. They are accustomed to consuming a lot messages quickly and digital signage “speaks their language.”  You need to enable better campus–wide communications and not limit yourselves to the paradigm of conventional digital signage. Look more deeply into the classroom at how digital signage and digital signage software can be employed to further and enhance the learning process. (Education datasheet)

Today educational institutions are using digital signage to:

• Promote campus events
• Disseminate current information
• Broadcast emergency alerts and instructions.
• Add additional revenue through advertising
• Improve instructional effort
• Centralize the distribution and production of content.

Retail

Prospective customers are sophisticated and discriminating and often rushed. The younger generation epitomizes this and is being raised on a steady diet of electronic messaging. Today’s technology-savvy advertisers are using digital signage to turn heads, make brand headway, and influencing customer behavior in the highly competitive retail environment.

Today retail outlets are using digital signage to:

• Set up in-store channels for promoting products or services
• Reach customers at the point of sale
• Draw foot traffic inside
• Increase awareness of new higher margin products
• Increase sales of aging inventory
• Sell hard-to-move items quicker
• Build brand awareness
• Partner in advertising

Corporate

Today’s employees glance once or twice at posters and static signs. Then the signs just blend in to the background and are not noticed again. You can strengthen your internal communications by replacing static signage with digital signage in common areas, such as break rooms, cafeterias and department reception areas.

Today corporations are using digital signage to:

• Communicate information more effectively and efficiently
• Save money on hard copy printing
• Make manufacturing operations more efficient
• Highlight company achievements
• Motivate your workforce
• Communicate policy and benefit plan changes
• Save the time it takes to distribute – and correct – information
• Alert them to emergencies

Transportation

Schedule displays are crucial for travelers using public transportation. Going beyond a scrolling list of arrivals and departures, a digital signage system is flexible and can adapt to a wide variety of needs. Display boards can be used for entertainment, advertising, local attractions or safety tips. The attraction of digital signage and quality content has been proven to positively distract people in a queue while creating the illusion of shorter wait times. We all know that public transportation experiences its share of delays and layovers.

Today the transportation industry is using digital signage to:

• Gain advertising revenue
• Facilitate wayfinding maps
• Broadcast emergency alerts and instructions
• Facilitate the efficient flow of foot traffic
• Promote safety
• Provide travel tips

Entertainment

Entertainment venues like theaters, theme parks, sports stadiums, casinos, etc. are often large and crowded events with excited attendees rushing to a variety of locations and events. Providing a quick and easy method to direct them to the proper location is one way to reduce the highly charged emotional state that accompanies the entertainment experience. By employing digital signage you can provide a unique opportunity to advertise, engage and communicate more efficiently with your customers. These are just a few examples of how digital signage can benefit various entertainment venues.

Today entertainment venues are using digital signage to:

• Promote future events and shows
• Sell merchandise and refreshments
• Engage people waiting in lines with trivia
• Sell tickets

Healthcare

Waiting in a doctor’s office or medical facility is an undeniable part of the process and can be quite frustrating. While the medical industry tries to minimize wait times, unexpected events can create a backup that negatively affects patients and their families. By using variations of digital signage, healthcare providers can communicate key information to patients / clients and reduce wait times, provide education to the patient / client and even stimulate sales of additional services.

Today healthcare facilities are using digital signage to:

• Entertain and educate the public
• Promote innovative services and products
• Provide self-service wayfinder maps

Government

Government offices provide a wide variety of services, from the local DMV, town hall, county court house to public libraries. Digital signage can help reduce perceived wait times and provide helpful information to visitors. Digital signage can educate visitors through interactive touch screens. You’ll be able to replace your brochures and notices with a dynamic format that is engaging and interactive – creating a positive experience for everyone. 

Today government services are using digital signage to:

• Reduce printing cost on hard copy fliers and brochures
• Enhance the customer experience
• Improve communication
• Save time and money by updating multiple locations from one computer