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Welcome to the April 2007 edition of the
Digital Signage
Quarterly!
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HOT PRODUCTS |
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NEWS |
 Winners of
2007 DIGI Awards Announced
Excellence in digital signage technology,
creativity and innovation honored
SEATTLE (April 5, 2007) –
The Digital Signage Group, a solutions based digital signage
distributor, today announced the winners of the third annual DIGI
Awards, which honor outstanding performance in the digital signage
industry.
The DIGI Awards are the only industry awards that
recognize the outstanding resellers, dealers and integrators of
digital signage. This year’s sponsors included Minicom Advanced
Systems, Peerless Industries, Samsung America and the Digital
Signage Quarterly.
The 2007 DIGI Awards honored 13 winners in
five categories: Retail, Corporate, Transportation,
Education/Healthcare and Judges’ Choice. This year’s DIGI Awards
recipients are: <More>
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 Omnivex™ Software
Receives Gold Certification From Microsoft
Corporation
Omnivex Corporation
attains Gold Certified Partner Status in the Microsoft Partner
Program
Toronto, Ontario – March 26, 2007: Omnivex
Corporation, a leader in digital signage software development, has
attained Gold Level Certification in the Microsoft Partner Program
as an Independent Software Vendor (ISV). The ISV/Software Solutions
Competency recognizes the skill and focus partners bring to a
particular solution set. Microsoft Gold Certified Partners that have
obtained this competency have a successful record of developing and
marketing packed software with Microsoft-based technologies. Omnivex
software leverages Microsoft’s core technologies to deliver
innovative solutions to their customers. <More>
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 Horizon
Technology First To Offer 57” NEC Display Solutions Touch Displays
In The U.S. Market
LAKE FOREST, Calif. -
April 4, 2007 - Horizon Technology, an NEC Display Solutions
integrator announced today they have introduced their largest LCD
touch monitor to date to the marketplace. The 57” MultiSync LCD5710
touch monitor connects through an HID compliant USB interface that
is Plug-and-Play making installation very quick and
easy. <More>
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FEATURED |
Rear Projection Film Rocks at
Harrods
3M Vikuiti rear
projection film and digital signage software are fronting the
Harrods Rocks promotion at the prestigious London department
store.
February 18, 2007 - Corporate identity and promotion
specialist Supersine Duramark (SSDM), a 3M Digital Signage reseller,
has implemented a video display screen in the shape of a giant rock
guitar for Harrods' central window display, using 3M Vikuiti rear
projection window film. Rock videos projected onto the film using 3M
Digital Signage software and a 3M projector have already attracted
crowds on London's Brompton Road in the first few days of Harrods
Rocks, creating a compelling introduction to the promotion. <More> |
Signage and Professional Display Shipments to
Rise Six-Fold by 2011
While
revenue growth will be moderate, expect more than 22 million units
to ship in 2011
BY Sanju Khatri
iSuppli
Although
manufacturers of digital signage and professional displays are
facing the challenge of tepid revenue growth for their products,
fast-rising unit shipments are presenting significant opportunities
for these companies, iSuppli Corp. believes.
The digital
signage and professional displays market is set to grow to $14.6
billion by 2011 managing a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 9.8
percent up from $9.1 billion in 2006, according to iSuppli. However,
it is the unit growth that is the impressive part of the market.
Unit growth in the digital signage market will hit 22.7 million
units by 2011, rising at a CAGR of 42.2 percent from 3.9 million
units in 2006, a nearly sixfold increase.
The main reason for
the weak revenue growth is the substantial price declines occurring
in display technology enabled by improvements in manufacturing
processes and the maturation of technology. This steep decline in
prices is enabling the adoption of displays in signage applications.
Price competition is less intense and margins are much healthier in
the digital signage market than other display areas, so companies
are anxious to enter the segment. <More> |
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