Mary Kay sought a simple way to communicate with employees and job applicants at its two large facilities in the Dallas, Texas area. Their goal was to tailor information for different audiences, such as safety, culture and company news messages to employees; and company values, culture and information to job applicants. Having relied primarily on paper, intranet and email to communicate messages, the company was turning to digital signage to extend their communication reach and speed up their time-to-message. For instance, they wanted to issue timely warnings, such as bad weather, fire or safety concerns, and connect with employees who didn’t have computer access and with “meeting warriors” – those who go from meeting to meeting and have limited desk time to read emails. Due to the many different factors, the digital signage solution had to be hosted offsite. The IT department supported this option and worked with OpenService to ensure the solution fully met Mary Kay’s stringent technical standards. Featuring AOpen Media Players and Intel Active Management Technology (Intel® AMT).
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Since 2007, Four Winds Interactive (FWi) has enjoyed a strong partnership with MGM Resorts International, which owns and operates notable destination resorts and casinos such as Aria, Vdara, Bellagio, MGM Grand, Mandalay Bay, Luxor, Excalibur, New York-New York, Monte Carlo, The Mirage and Circus Circus. FWi’s powerful and flexible digital communications platform not only powers the outdoor marquees for a majority of these properties, but is also driving interactive and non-interactive guest and visitor communications throughout these resorts and casinos.
The new FWi Video Case Study of MGM Resorts International explores the challenges faced by MGM prior to implementing a digital communications network; the requirements and desired outcome of the enterprise-wide project; what ultimately led MGM to select FWi as their digital communications provider; the digital signage applications utilized; and the benefits MGM has realized as a result of the implementation of their digital communications network.
The white paper presents the ways in which hotels and restaurants can use digital displays to develop multi-channel contact points with their stakeholders and improve their bottom line. Hoteliers and restaurateurs are offered examples of when, where and how to use the technology to connect with their guests as well as tips on creating appealing content for this medium.
Christie is a true pioneer in regard to developing visual solution technology. As the products of Christie are of an exceptionally high level, the company wanted to reach the same high standard when the time came to refurbish Christie's EMEA head office in the United Kingdom. Not only that, the company wanted to demonstrate instantly the eye-catching added value of their award-winning Christie MicroTiles to all visitors of the EMEA head office. For Christie's management, it was clear there was only one software solution that could live up to their high demands. Christie chose Scala Services to manage the whole installation project and to supply Scala software to drive and manage their flagship installations within the head office by using Scala's Content Management and Playback solution.
