How digital signs are helping banks connect with consumers
Banks are using digital signs to connect with consumers and offer a middle ground between digital experiences and in-person service, sign professionals say. "Financial institutions are connecting with their retail customers in methods that take more cues from coffeehouses and sports clubs than the marble halls and gold-filigree teller windows of banks of old," said Jennifer Davis of Planar Systems. Digital Signage Today
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What's next for the changing digital-signage industry?
Growing demand, evolving technology and declining prices are going to change the face of the digital-signage industry in the next five years, according to Hexa Research. Intel, Nippon Telegraph and Telephone, and Four Winds Interactive are among the players pioneering innovations in outdoor display. DigitalJournal.com
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Conn. town embarks on comprehensive sign-rule review
Planners in Greenwich, Conn., have launched an in-depth review of the city's regulations for business signage and other exterior aspects of its small businesses in an effort to clear up confusing rules. "Now is a good time for our retail sector to communicate to Town Hall what they ideally would like," said Greenwich Chamber of Commerce Director Marcia O'Kane. Greenwich Time (Conn.)
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Major Metropolitan Area Makes EMC Changes
A major metropolitan city has approved two codes related to digital signs, removing one requirement that could have negatively affected every digital sign in the city. Sign industry testimony was able to successfully persuade the Dallas City Council to remove a requirement to have existing digital signs receive a manufacturer's certification. Read more.
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