Village of Schaumburg adopts Mvix Digital Signage Solution after a comprehensive evaluation of over 25 different solutions

Sterling, VA (PRWEB) November 18, 2014

Village of Schaumburg, one of the largest communities in Northwest suburban Chicago, has selected Mvix digital display systems to display custom information for residents and visitors through various locations signs. Covering more than a year, the initial deployment will be completed soon after a comprehensive assessment of more than twenty-five (25) different digital signage solutions. As part of this installation, the digital display displays are configured to provide personalized information to residents, visitors and commuters on the basis of various locations of the signs. The Software “nofollow” cloud management that is used to remotely manage and dynamically the information content on all screens all throughout the day.


This expansive digital signage deployment is coordinated and managed by the village of Schaumburg. Schaumburg is a community about 75 000 people, about 30 miles northwest of downtown Chicago. A hub of business and industry in the north-western suburbs, the daytime population swells to more than 150 000 people. Manage the flow of commuters and providing relevant and timely information is an important activity of management of Schaumburg. With its installation established video production that creates content for web distribution and cable TV, the village aims to equip all of its facilities, and PEG (Public, Education & amp; amp; Government) network Television with Mvix Digital Signage systems.


“The digital display provides a unique opportunity for us to quickly communicate useful information via a very visible rich content,” said Jack Netter, deputy director of cultural services. “Given our strong WAN and wireless build-out and our existing content creation capabilities, the project signaling fit very easily into our existing infrastructure.”


Commenting on the adoption of digital signage solutions Mvix said Jack; “Technically, the system was flawless. The ability to manage all screens from a central location, whether on our WAN or not, is fantastic. The creative side is also very functional, making the change of schedule or on-site troubleshooting very convenient. The (digital display) players are simply bulletproof. They work. I’m used to have some flexibility in terms of hardware configuration myself, but the support was so sensitive, it was a non-issue. They are very economical. The initial investment is very reasonable and the total cost of ownership, given the free service makes the Mvix obvious. “


“We are delighted to be part of this new project in Schaumburg,” said A. Jay, Business Relationship Manager at Mvix. “The Schaumburg team did a fabulous job with this implementation. Their use of digital signage platform is impeccable. We are delighted to work with clients who are able to implement such projects globally . “


“I’m sure we looked at a minimum of 25 suppliers four or five were considered serious,” remarked Jack. “TCO was what really tipped the scales for us. Our IT guys were impressed with how easy it was to implement some HTML home infusion for custom JSON feeds. Technical support is impeccable. Not only have my support requests answered and resolved quickly, the technicians were personable and made sure they understood the exact nature of my request to make sure I was satisfied. We would like Mvix deploy systems wherever we can think and we certainly many available slots. “


The first phase of the digital signage installation is expected to last about three months. In addition to normal municipal activities, the village owns and / or operates a minor league baseball stadium, the commuter train station, the regional airport, a concert hall and conference center that includes a 500-room hotel and 150,000 sqm. Exhibition space feet. Schaumburg also home to Woodfield Mall, one of the largest indoor malls in America. Implementation of the entire network in all Schaumburg facilities will extend over a period of two years.


Mvix, based in Sterling, Virginia, was founded in 2005 and became one of the industry leaders in the field of and board menu digital signage solutions “nofollow” cloud-based. With more than 10,000 customers in over 29 countries, Mvix has become a dominant player in the market for affordable digital signage. “Our digital signage systems are designed with stability, ease of use and accessibility in mind and Schaumburg project is a great use of our platform,” said A. Jay. “The cost structure Affordable and intuitive, hassle free content management system is the heart of the Mvix platform and our customers appreciate that. “


To learn more about digital signage solutions Mvix: http://mvixdigitalsignage.com/

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March Madness 2013 LED Display Signs Sale will Make Customers the Winner throughout the NCAA Basketball Tournament until the Championship Game is Played

Libertyville, IL (PRWEB) February 28, 2013

We’re heading into March once again, and that means it’s time for the NCAA Basketball Tournament, or perhaps better known as March Madness. LED Display Signs will be holding its March Madness Sale starting with the first jump ball on March 19th, and continuing through the entire tournament, ending in the Georgia Dome on April 8th. During this sale, LDS will be slashing all “made to order” outdoor and semi-outdoor programmable LED signs and message boards by 5% off the quoted price for anyone who says the words “March Madness Sale” prior to purchase of a new sign. LDS already has the lowest prices combined with a 30 day “price guarantee”, along with a “best in industry” 5 year warranty. The additional 5% discount makes it a “slam dunk” that it is the best deal available for anyone planning to purchase an outdoor LED message board or scrolling window sign.

Winter is almost over, and spring is just around the corner. That means that more and more people will be out and about in cars and on foot, as the weather warms up. There is no better time to think about increasing the visibility to prospective customers, and no better way to do it than with a colorful, moving programmable LED message center. Combining this marketing reality with the March Madness Sale is a formula for a highly profitable spring.

LED Display Signs is a provider of electronic moving message boards ranging from small window displays to full size roadside billboards. All “made to order” models are manufactured in the USA, and offer lifetime technical support. Visit http://www.led-display-signs.com for more information.







Announcing The New Digital Signage Universe Portal

New York, NY (PRWEB) March 4, 2008

In today’s fast-changing marketplace it is more important than ever to be able to locate information quickly. The Digital Signage Universe is a complete industry portal of the digital signage marketplace offering breaking news, special feature articles, an event calendar, a global link directory, and a community forum.

If you are deploying a new network or upgrading an existing network, the Digital Signage Universe is your best resource for finding information and qualified suppliers. Our goal is to point you in the right direction so you can make smart and informed decisions.

Our Link Directory

The Digital Signage Universe Directory is different from other web directories because we actively hunt down information and include every company, network, association, tradeshow, and provider– large and small–from across the USA and around the globe, and present you with an easy-to-use organized catalog that enables you to see the entire marketplace. We’ve done the hunting so you don’t have to.

Our Forum



Our Forum is designed to encourage open dialogue for the exchange of ideas, education, and networking within the digital signage community. The Forum is an advertising- free bulletin board covering hardware, software, content, metrics, solutions providers, job openings, and a showcase category for digital signage projects.

The USA Solutions Provider Map

The Digital Signage Universe 2008 USA Solutions Providers Map™ is your resource for finding partners to help you plan, install, and maintain your digital signage network. The Map combined with our online Directory is a unique resource for locating companies with the products and services you need. The map lists providers by state from Alaska to Wisconsin and includes a diagram illustrating the kinds of services each company offers.

Maximize the Effectiveness of your Marketing Program

The Digital Signage Universe portal offers an excellent opportunity to maximize the effectiveness of your marketing program by communicating directly to digital signage customers through a uniquely targeted Web site. Visitors who come to the Digital Signage Universe are your best prospects because they are actively seeking your products and services.

Learn more about the Digital Signage Universe:

http://www.digitalsignageuniverse.com

Contact:

Lionel Tepper

Marketing Director

Digital Signage Universe

adsales@digitalsignageuniverse.com

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Spontbox Extends Social Media Value with Digital Signage Solution

Toronto, Ontraio (PRWEB) November 18, 2014

Now available in the U.S. and Canada, the solution extends the use of existing social marketing resources, adding value to a company’s web content.

Since its soft launch in June 2014, Spontbox acquired nearly 50 clients. Spontbox creates an engaging TV channel for its clients using publicly available social media from product manufacturers and third party reviewers. This custom channel educates the consumer about new products and services and gives them a preview of their social experience as a subscriber to the client’s Facebook page or Youtube channel. Combined with customizable media feeds from reputable entertainment and news sources, Spontbox strengthens its clients’ social outreach.

“Many companies have a wealth of content already posted to social media channels that for one reason or another does not find the appropriate audience.” Spontbox founder Mo Nasseri said of his motivation to start the company. “Much of this social content never reaches their consumer base. Our technology parlays this existing content into digital signage for display within a business to maximize the impact and visibility of its social media efforts.”

Initially targeting dealerships, Spontbox has gained traction in the automotive industry. The company plans to grow with the rebounding U.S. automotive market, which saw a 50% increase in manufacturing sales from 2009 to 2013. Spontbox’s social channel increases consumer awareness of ongoing promotions and news from carmakers, providing benefits to dealerships over traditional TV programming.

Nasseri intends to expand the reach of Spontbox’s technology. The solution offers benefits to any industry where customers spend time shopping or waiting for service, such as hospitals, corporate lobbies, malls, and other retail stores. Accordingly, the company plans to extend its marketing efforts to retail and service providers in the future.

Spontbox is an international SaaS provider for social media digital signage. The company currently supports Facebook and Youtube, but will soon expand its offerings to include Pinterest, Twitter, and Instagram. The company capitalizes on social media trends to increase the impact of its clients’ social marketing resources. Spontbox uses digital display to simplify social visibility and engage consumers, while strengthening clients’ brand image. With its latest technology solution, Spontbox streamlines content from multiple social channels to turn customers into “followers.”

Visit Spontbox.com or follow the company on Facebook to learn more about Spontbox technology benefits and pricing.







State of Connecticut Selects eiPortal for Healthcare Integration from PilotFish for Meaningful Use Testing

MIDDLETOWN, CT (PRWEB) March 04, 2013

Applied PilotFish Healthcare Integration, a provider of middleware solutions, announced today that the State of Connecticut has commenced implementation of the PilotFish eiPortal to support reporting requirements for Stage 1 Meaningful Use testing efforts.

The eiPortal, a cloud-based application, provides 24/7 access to all the implementation resources required to build an interface along with a fully automated, self-service, interface testing and validation facility that will be configured for reporting requirements.

Any common or standards-based message can be configured as an eiPortal service. Each service can be associated with a unique set of business rules, data quality checks and other validations. Once a service is configured, data exchange partners can submit messages electronically for automated review. Subsequently, a web-based UI displays immediate, detailed feedback. It also provides simulated responses (synchronous and asynchronous) to inbound messages, again without requiring human intervention or full test environments. Users can refine their interface and achieve conformance without involving their service provider.

“The State of Connecticut is really able to leverage the self-registration and automation capabilities of the eiPortal to perform Stage 1 Meaningful Use testing and HL7 format and content validation. This will enable all hospitals and practices in the State of Connecticut to build interfaces that will conform to healthcare interoperability standards,” said Neil Schappert, Executive Chairman of Applied PilotFish Healthcare Integration. “Starting with HL7 immunization messages, the State will configure services for each Meaningful Use reporting requirement. As each organization that is looking for documentation for Stage 1 attestation for reporting meets these requirements, a certificate will be issued through the eiPortal’s automated process. The time savings for State employees will be considerable.”

The eiPortal greatly exceeds the basic Meaningful Use requirements of just capturing and verifying the electronic transmission of this data. It is also capable of certifying the conformance of these messages against national standards and internal processing requirements. This capability positions Connecticut to manage future-stage Meaningful Use testing, and to use the eiPortal as a pre-production, self-service on-boarding tool to greatly benefit Connecticut healthcare providers. The on-boarding tool will ready them to begin the move to full production for Stage 2 reporting.

“We are excited to partner with PilotFish for our Meaningful Use testing,” commented Mark Raymond, CIO for the State of Connecticut. “The eiPortal allows us to eliminate significant human intervention, while providing a higher level of service to our providers, than would otherwise have been possible.”

“States and organizations are spending millions of dollars working with different partners implementing the same message over and over again. It is a repetitive process that is intensely reliant on expensive human capital. The eiPortal provides a unique solution to automating this process. It frees up IT staffs not just in Government, but in Labs, at HIEs and Manufacturers or any entity that offers a standard set of interfaces, file formats or web services for consumption by many customers,” said Neil Schappert. “Meeting this critical need for the State of Connecticut for Meaningful Use certification is just one example. We are thrilled with the opportunity to help our home state be more efficient. We are also pleased to provide the state’s practices and hospitals with an online resource that lets them meet Meaningful Use requirements faster and with far less effort.”

Applied PilotFish Healthcare Integration is exhibiting at HiMSS13, March 4-6, 2013, New Orleans, LA, Booth #7941 – see live demos of the eiPortal and eiConsole for Healthcare (an IDE featuring a graphical Assembly Line for configuring interfaces).

About PilotFish

Founded in 2001 and based in Middletown, CT, PilotFish Technology provides middleware software and services to enable the integration of disparate systems. The eiPortal for Healthcare Integration is distributed through Applied PilotFish Healthcare Integration, Inc. (APHII), a subsidiary of PilotFish Technology. Products are distributed directly to end users and through select channel partners.

Inquiries: Monika Vainius, Vice President, 860-632-9900 x303







Foreign Exchange Rate Display Boards

Exchange Rate display boards are used around the world in thousands of banks, bureau du change, currency dealers and travel outlets. The types of technology on offer can vary widely but can basically be categorized in to two groups namely LED displays and TV style LCD screens.

LED foreign exchange rate boards come in numerous formats for example 6 rows x 1 column right up to 24 rows x 4 columns. The currencies and flags are printed on magnetic strips for easy change.  Some suppliers will generate designs incorporating bank logos and corporate color schemes. Some exchange rate boards feature adjustable brightness with anti-reflective acrylic fascias so as to be clearly visible in all retail environments. Many have time and date display built in as standard. In addition some incorporate a LED scrolling moving message sign on the exchange rate board to enable display of additional information and advertising.  Certain manufacturers offer auto timer on/off and password protection. The boards can be wall mounted, suspended or supplied with stands for free standing.

Programming of the currency rates can be via infra red keypad or computer software. The customer can decide if they want to give local branch control or manage the data centrally from head office. 

LCD foreign exchange rates boards can display exchange rates, bank interest rates and other corporate information and content in more flexible design layouts. Specialist digital signage companies can offer commercial grade LCD screens in all sizes for example 19 inch, 32 inch, 40 or even 55 inch. The system includes a digital sign player that allows the customer to divide the screen into several zones. Each zone can play different media such as video, scrolling text, charts and graphics. Programming of data can be from a local PC. The most advanced technology today allows control from a web browser – so you can control a screen from anywhere in the world via the internet. In fact multiple screens in multiple locations can all be managed from a single PC. 

Some suppliers offer internet on-line sale of standard models only – whilst others offer full consultancy, design, and after sales support.

For more information about rate board for banks, foreign exchangedisplay board please visit:- http://www.jayex.com/

Digital Menu Board ? What Are The Benefits That You Can Get From It?

 

Digital menu board is considered as one of the best forms of advertising today. As a matter of fact, thousands of business owners from around the world are already using this form of advertising in order to help them promote their business or brand. Unfortunately, a lot of business owners are still unaware of the things that they can get from using digital menu boards. Today, I will be showing you some of the benefits that you and your business can get from it, and how digital menu boards can help your business in its advertising campaign.

One of the best advantages that you can get from using digital menu board is that it will allow you display more information to your audience. Unlike static banners that are limiting the information that you can provide, digital boards will give you an unlimited amount of space which can be used to provide more information. This will also help your digital board to better interact with your customers; thus helping you increase your business’ overall sales.

Another advantage that you can get from digital menu boards is that it will allow you to modify and change the information that you are showing to your audience with a few clicks of a mouse. Unlike static banners that should be reprinted and reinstalled, digital menu boards will allow you to change everything on your board by simply modifying your presentation using a computer and installing it back to the media player.

Finally, digital menu boards will help you save a lot of time. Did you know that you can have your own digital menu boards for as low as $ 300? Unlike static banners that would require you to spend more as you provide more information, digital boards can last for years and you are not required to spend additional cash just to provide the same quality of information. This makes digital boards as the best long-term investment that you can make for your business.

These are some of the benefits that you can get from digital menu boards. Always remember that it would be much better if you are going to look for a company that can help you with the installation procedure for your board. There are a lot of things that you need to consider, and it will be much better if you have someone who can guide you through the process.

Mvix is the leader in providing digital signage solutions, and you will definitely find our service as one of the best. If you are looking for a digital menu boards, then you might want to visit our website now. We have everything that you and your business needs, including standalone and networked digital menu boards. Visit http://www.mvixdigitalsignage.com/digital-menu-boards/ to learn more about our services.

Headquarters U.S. National Guard Bureau at Arlington Hall Virginia Standardizes on Desktop Alert Notification System

Chatham, New Jersey (PRWEB) November 14, 2014

Desktop Alert Inc., the industry leader in ‘less than one minute’ network-centric mass warning notification systems (MWNS) to military, government, healthcare, higher education and industrial organizations, today announced that Headquarters U.S. National Guard Bureau at Arlington Hall Virginia has standardized on the Desktop Alert Notification System.

The Facility serves the Army Readiness Center and the NGB Headquarter Staff. Recently the National Guard Bureau Joint Staff including both Air National Guard and Army National Guard personnel relocated to Arlington Hall. Personnel are now further protected by the Desktop Alert System’s integration with the Fire Safety and Alarm systems.

Desktop Alert can contact thousands of computer users at their desktop and require them to click to confirm receipt of the message flashed on their screen. Those not verified are then listed on a report and/or sent as an integrated “Target Package” to be automatically contacted by other means such as email, sms, texting, smartphone, and personal safety devices.

National Guard Bureau is a channel of communications between the states and the Departments of the Army and the Air Force. For more than 80 years the National Guard Bureau has experienced many changes and important historical events, most notably four wars, the post-World-War-II reorganization of the National Guard, and the creation of a separate Air Force.

Today, the mission of the National Guard Bureau is to participate with the Army and Air Force staffs in programs pertaining to the National Guard. The NGB is responsible for administering programs for the development and maintenance of Army and Air National Guard units in the 50 states, the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, the District of Columbia, the Virgin Islands, and Guam.

“We have served Arlington Hall since 2009. We are very honored that the National Guard Headquarters has finalized its decision and standardized on our mass notification platform. It is our mission at Desktop Alert to provide our customers with reliable ip-based notification systems capable of getting the message to the right people when seconds count. Our integration with Facility Fire Safety provides today’s military with the ideal notification solution for an increasingly challenging environment. It has been well demonstrated that Desktop Alert can deliver notifications at a higher rate of speed with fewer resources than all other notification capabilities previously used by the Department of Defense” said Howard Ryan, CEO Desktop Alert Inc.

About Desktop Alert Inc. http://www.desktopalert.net

Desktop Alert provides an array of end-point integrations with customers public address systems (Giant Voice), intercom systems, commanders channels, e-mail platforms, DSN-based and cloud-based telephony and sms message systems, network desktop alert popups, national weather service zip code based alerts, digital signage, cable tv, numerous social media systems, CAP server alert, external system sensors such as temperature devices and fire alarm systems.