DT Research, XRiver Technologies Deliver Dynamic Campus Signage
DT Research, Inc., a developer of information appliances for vertical markets, and XRiver Technologies, a distributor of WebDT products, have announced that Columbus Technical College and Oklahoma State University have deployed the WebDT Signage System.

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RMS Networks Announces Alliance with Minicom
RMS Networks, Inc. (RMS) has announced a decision to align with digital signage powerhouse Minicom Advanced Systems in various marketing efforts.

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Ingram Micro Canada, Rise Vision, Inc. Expand Sales
Rise Vision, Inc., a provider of web-based content management systems for the control of digital signage networks, has announced that Ingram Micro Canada will start to sell the Rise Display Network to its reseller channels in Canada.

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POPAI U Presents Digital Signage 101: Beyond the Hype
Go beyond the headlines and hoopla for a comprehensive indoctrination into the world of digital signage, today’s fastest growing at-retail medium.

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Digital Edition of
ISF Commercial Now Available
The Imaging Science Foundation released the latest 16-page issue of their informative ISF Commercial brochure, which includes course information, testimonials from certified professionals, video manufacturer updates, and much more.

To learn more about ISF Commercial Certification and what it can do for your business, click here.

Don’t Count on a Robust 2008 Holiday Season
We anticipate that the economy will continue to remain weak for most of the summer and into the fall, with a bottoming out of downward pressure occurring later in the year. Look for a slow, moderate recovery to begin to exert itself during the first-half of 2009. As a result, we anticipate both back-to-school and, more importantly, the 2008 holiday shopping season, will be disappointing. Our current forecast is for the 2008 holiday selling season to come in at a weak 2.7-2.9% growth rate, below last years 3.0%. For a change the industrial, rather than the consumer, sector will lead the US out of this slowdown. In addition, we anticipate that energy prices will return to “normalized” levels, that the housing market will reach its bottom, and that credit availability will expand. Longer-term, we believe that the current economic slowdown will have a major structural impact on consumer spending trends.

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