Managing mobile devices used as mobile point-of-sale, kiosks, digital signage or any other purposed use case is very different than managing personal devices.

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Broadcast International needed to revamp the digital signage network in more than 2,000 branches of a top financial institution, including ensuring a smooth transition and consistent uptime. Broadcast International turned to Walsh Wireless. By installing a hybrid satellite/cellular digital signage network, Broadcast International and Walsh Wireless were able to:

• Increase network uptime from 60 percent to more than 98 percent
• Monitor the status of the network and troubleshoot quickly
• Substantially lower operating costs for the financial institution

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As digital signage technology advances, the industry is experiencing a convergence between the systems that power the delivery of content to digital signage networks and the systems that deliver content to and from mobile devices such as cell phones. In this guide, learn about:

• Forms of convergence
• Best practices
• The future of mobile interactivity

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The growth in wireless technology has changed the way we think about how information is transmitted and displayed. Now, digital signage can take advantage of the growing cellular network. Digital signage that is connected via a cellular network:

• Can be installed almost anywhere
• Is less expensive to install and operate
• Offers more flexibility to deployers

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• The key business advantages
• How cellular-based digital signage works in specific verticals
• The cast of carriers

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