BIGGER isn’t always better, especially in the digital signage world. Huge interactive touch-screens and giant LCDs have proven their worth as consumer engagement tools, but small screens are quickly earning respect because they maximize space, cut costs, provide versatility and attract huge amounts of attention. Leading retailers, restaurants and hotels are using compact digital displays – some with screens as small as 3.5-inches.

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Provided by Pro-Motion Technology Group

Walk into a typical visitor center and what do you see? A nondescript room with some photos on the wall, an aging map, a rack of randomly organized pamphlets, a small staff on-hand to answer questions and perhaps a takeaway guide listing local businesses. While this arrangement provides basic information, it does little to get visitors excited about the adventures available to them or sell them on the unique experiences awaiting them when they visit local businesses.

In the case of MontérégieTourism center, officials realized this old approach was doing a particular disservice to the region. Conveniently located south of the Island of Montréal, midway between the cities of Québec and Ottawa, the Montérégie is a vast region of mountains, hills, valleys, rivers and lakes offering picturesque views, with a unique blend of culture, agriculture and heritage. In fact, the region gets its name from the abundance of Monteregian hills that define the area.

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Provided by NEC Display Solutions

Acquire Digital was commissioned to provide a cutting edge solution to take center stage at a new flagship LG store within Harrods of London. Working with Microlok systems and utilizing the creative talents of Working Solutions (Creative IT) Ltd, the company helped to create an interactive multimedia experience to demonstrate products, and excite and inspire customers

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Sponsored by Acquire Digital

Our Client offers "one-stop shopping" design and manufacturing services for a wide variety of visual identification products. With sales of over $110 million, they are recognized as a major designer and manufacturer of point-of-purchase displays and indoor, outdoor and neon signs, serving the Automotive, Banking, Brewery, Convenience Store, Liquor, Lodging, Petroleum, Quick Service Restaurant, Soft Drink, and Tobacco industries.


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Sponsored by Rollouts

Two companies—Sherlock Systems and HDDS Design—that would normally have considered each other competitors five years ago are now partners. Dave Sallander, president and CEO of Sherlock Systems and Robert Nishida, president and owner of HDDS Design talk about their business relationship and offer advice on getting the most out of partnering opportunities.

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Sponsored by Ingram Micro

With more than 100,000 square feet of gaming, a 19-story hotel tower, a lush resort spa, a convention center, an event and conference area and numerous restaurants, the Hard Rock Casino and Resort in Tulsa, Oklahoma guarantees a good time for everyone. The hotel recently took steps to ensure guests can find their way around easily - and possibly receive a promotional message or two - while having all that fun.

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Sponsored by X20 Media