In today’s digital age, we are faced with a barrage of different methods of communicating. With social networking, email and mobile phones, it’s never been so easy to communicate messages personally and to whole groups of people. However, communicating to a public audience that you don’t know is just as difficult as it has ever been. Not everybody is on Twitter, has a mobile phone or access to email, so in large organisations, such as schools, colleges and public buildings, relaying information to staff, service users and visitors is challenging. Outdoor Digital Signage is a solution. Read More

Providing commuters with up to-the-minute information detailing delays, time table changes and arrivals, is now an essential part of running transportation companies such as railways. Read More

Digital signage has many advantages over traditional, static media such as posters and printed advertising. Not only is digital signage more eye-catching and engaging, but there are no printing costs. Furthermore, digital signage enables remote uploading of new content, removing any need for technicians to visit different sites to replace adverts. Read More

Since LCD televisions began replacing the bulky, old cathode ray tubes a little of a decade ago, televisions began to become a regular sight outside of the home too. From airports to shopping malls, LCD screens have become a popular form of communication, and it’s not just in indoor location. Outdoor screens are increasingly becoming popular, partly due to protective housings such as the outdoor LCD enclosure, which enables almost any standard LCD screen to be taken outdoors, providing all the necessary protection against weather, temperature and impact. Read More