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Less Whiz-Bang, More Purpose
I am on the road, in the Carolinas chatting with a company about Preset. One of the things we talked about in the meeting was the whiz-bang concepts and prototypes the biggest companies in
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Social TV Is Interesting, But Is It The Answer?
There have been a pair of lengthy posts in the last 24 hours – manifestos, of sorts, on the wobbly state of the Digital Out Of Home space and calls for the industry to
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CETW: Why I’m Not Going, And Reasons To Go
A few people have sent me notes recently asking if I was going to CETW and could we meet up? Unfortunately, I’m not. And I think that’s the case for a lot of people
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rAVe: Kayye On Extron’s Opting Out Of Major Pro AV Shows
Since breaking the news that Extron is no longer exhibiting at the InfoComm USA or Integrated Systems Europe shows two weeks ago, we’ve had a deluge of comments on our website, our LinkedIn page,
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Three DSE Pre-Show Education Sessions To Consider
Just a few more sleeps and one very early alarm setting before I head to Lost Wages for Digital Signage Expo. Admittedly, I have been so freaking busy getting the Preset Group Mixer sorted,
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Communications Are Critical When SaaS Loses The Second S
Much of the software side of this business runs on a SaaS (Software as a Service) basis, meaning it is the job of those companies to fully support the servers, power, security, data pipe
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Company’s New Up-Time Service Seems To Just Keep Up With Industry Joneses
Retail marketing agency/digital signage software vendor and consultancy John Ryan has announced the launch of a bank-centric digital signage monitoring application designed to maximize up-time. The company is calling its service very different, but
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Tech Blog Declares The Minority Report Moment Is Here (It’s Not)
In what is an almost epic reach, Mashable is describing a trade show-bait thing put together by Razorfish and Microsoft, for NRF this week, as the arrival, finally, of that big, frighteningly invasive moment in
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