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Guest Post: The Good and Bad of Augmented Reality 3D Virtual Fitting Rooms
Have you seen the coverage of these 3D Virtual Fitting Rooms? Thanks to the power of the Microsoft Kinect several of these hacks products have entered the market over the past few months, and they’re getting
Read More »2011: Good, Bad and Fugly (Part 3)
Part Three: The Fugly Content Is One Fugly King The majority of the creative running on screens in this sector is crappy because the good stuff costs real money. Usually BIG money. The best
Read More »2011: Good, Bad And Fugly (Part 2)
(Link to Part 1: The Good …) I’m going to look more at trends, as opposed to calling out people, organizations or projects. That serves no particularly good purpose. But let’s just say the
Read More »2011: Good, Bad and Fugly (Part 1)
I wasn’t going to do a 2011 look-back thing because frankly, I operate in a little bit of a bubble in my home office and live bait shop, and don’t get out to see
Read More »Guest Post: Is Digital Signs and Displays For Dummies really a “Reference for the Rest of Us?”
Last month, publishing giant Wiley released a new For Dummies guide book – Digital Signs and Displays For Dummies. For the most part a For Dummies book is the first port of call for
Read More »Guest Post: Selling Digital Signage Effectively In “The Channel”
Selling digital signage technology looks relatively easy in principle, but proves much harder in practice for a lot of companies that add these products and services to their portfolios. It’s a display mounted on
Read More »rAVe: Measuring the Success of Digital Signage Content
This rAVe Publications opinion piece was written by Debbie Wilson-Dewitt, Marketing Communications Manager at the digital signage software firm VISIX. When we talk about ROI, it can be return on investment, return on involvement
Read More »Curmudgeon Friday: The “world’s greatest” digital signage manufacturer
I find the best way to deal with the many knuckleheads out there who either have tenuous grips on reality or no shame is to just flat ignore them. It would be easy to
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