Digital Signage Explorer

The A1 Shop in Vienna is equipped with a vertically and a horizontally installation each consisting of 2 screens. The displays are integrated into the store very well and give the impression of good quality. ...

So far you could find displays designed like i-Phones in the windows of the apple store to show passers the latest products but they are gone now but you can still find the four big screens above the Genius-Bar which is the counseling center for apple costumers. ...

Three mounted side by side screens give you information about the latest mobile-tariffs, phones and other services. The monitors are framed with wood and well installed. The content is quickly to grasp and very clear. ...

Carphone Wearhouse has a well-defined Digital Signage strategy. The shops are equipped with at least one display in portrait format mounted on a pole from ground to ceiling. The technical integration is very good. ...

The EE brand has a good Digital Signage strategy. The shop is equipped with one 2x2 video wall in landscape format (32’’). This is amended according to the shop size by 46’’ displays in portrait format mounted directly on the wall or in the shop window. ...

The telecommunication retailer KPN has similar to most other communication specialists a digital signage solution employed in its shops. This shop on the main Amsterdam shopping street Kalverstraat uses two different signage solutions. ...

Quantity instead of quality – that’s the impression we had at Media Markt. At the opening of the Media Markt branch at “The Mall” it was already a big sensation. Because of the announcement about special offers it came to a downright traffic chaos at the shopping center. ...

The Mobilcom store owns 3 screens. One in the shop window, one behind the cash desk and also part of the selling area for accessories and on at the gravis counter. The one at the gravis counter was switched of during our visit. ...

The O2 store on Oxford Street shows a standardized store window digital signage installation. The concept was developed and rolled out by the IT integrator Computacenter. It consist out of two 65” displays mounted back to back from the ceiling. ...