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An introduction to digital signage. Presented to: Black Box Corporation Presented by: George Borden and Steve Acquista April 6, 2010. Agenda. An Digital Signage Introduction Market and Opportunity Overview iCOMPEL â„¢ Introduction Multimedia Solutions Black Box Educational Resources Q & A.
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An introduction to digital signage Presented to: Black Box Corporation Presented by: George Borden and Steve Acquista April 6, 2010 `Company Confidential
Agenda An Digital Signage Introduction Market and Opportunity Overview iCOMPEL™ Introduction Multimedia Solutions Black Box Educational Resources Q & A 2 `Company Confidential
What is digital signage? Digital signage is an electronic medium that makes it possible to deliver dynamic and compelling content at the right location at the right time to achieve better results. 3 3 `Company Confidential
Increase sales Build brand awareness Improve internal or external communications Encourage certain behaviors Increase customer satisfaction Motivate employees Inform, educate, and communicate in real time Use as an emergency notification system Digital signage is an affordable and effective medium to: 4 `Company Confidential
Digital signage applications • Retail • Malls • Standalone Stores • Convenience Stores • Service Stations • Restaurants and Bars Corporate • Information in High-Traffic Areas • Wayfinding • Cafeterias • Conference Rooms • Lobbies
Digital signage applications Education • Campus • Dorms • Student Centers • Departments • Administration • Cafeterias Transportation • Flight or Schedule Information • Advertising • Wayfinding • Ticketing and Check-in
Digital signage applications • Hospitality • Information • Wayfinding • Advertising • Check-in • Concierge Medical • Waiting Rooms • Wayfinding • Department Training • Status Monitoring
DS Applications: Digital signage applications • Entertainment • Theaters • Theme Parks and Arcades • Museums • Libraries Rental and Staging • Events • Tradeshows • Concerts • Convention Centers
A basic digital signage system • Display (plasma or LCD) • Media player • Content • Software • Create • Manage • Play • Monitor 9 9 `Company Confidential
Digital signage project breakdown • Displays – 51.45% • Media Player Hardware – 25% • Design/Installation/Network – 15.6% • Software – 9% 10 10 `Company Confidential
U.S. digital signage market • US Digital Signage Market • $2.9 billion - 2009 YTD • $3.7 billion - 2010 • $4.4 billion - 2011 • Segments: • Advertising Networks • Digital Billboards • Communication Networks • Source: PQ Media: 11/09 • “DOOH Growth Remains Strong, Global Growth Outpaces U.S”. pqmedia
Compel your audience with… Product introduction and demonstration 13 `Company Confidential
A typical digital signage layout Static Images – still or rotating Branding – animation and images Video – live or stored Clock / Calendar Scrolling text – prescheduled or real time Live weather forecast (HTML) News/RSS feeds - live from the Internet 14 `Company Confidential
iCOMPEL object hierarchy • iCOMPEL is comprised of Layout(s),running at defined times of a week • Each with Zone(s),defining geometry and • Each with aPlayList(s),referencing:Internal Media– held on the local HDD orExternal Media-from the Internet or live TV • iCOMPEL runs Schedule(s), now and at dates into the future
The iCOMPEL control paradigm Any number of Zones Any position Any size
Scheduling with iCOMPEL – time enters the story 17 `Company Confidential
iCOMPEL HD Plus High-Speed and iCOMPEL HD Plus VGA, DVI, Ethernet, RS-232, USB, Audio 3"H x 11"W x 10.5"D
iCOMPELFanless HD and iCOMPEL HD Subscriber 1"H x 10"W x 6.5"D
The scalable signage solution Standalone iCOMPEL *Use any web browser from any network computer to access iCOMPEL AC4000A User Network
The scalable signage solution Publisher, Subscriber function in action Reception Cafe Warehouse Subscriber Subscriber Subscriber User Network Publisher
Typical DS setups: • The elements of digital signage • Display/monitor • Media player • Software • Connectivity • Content Single Player Setup
Typical DS setups: Multi-player setup
CATx Multiport Extenders Distribute video, audio and RS-232 to multiple points using CATx cable
A comprehensive approach to digital signage Company Confidential
Digital signage resources www.blackbox.com/go/iCOMPEL
Digital signage resources The digital signage microsite at blackbox.com/go/iCOMPEL `Company Confidential
Digital signage collateral www.blackbox.com/go/collateral Sales tools including interactive digital signage e-catalog eCatalog, iCOMPEL Brochure, and capabilities Case Studies, White Papers, Videos, and Webinars `Company Confidential
Ongoing iCOMPEL webinars & on-demand tutorials Topic: Black Box iCOMPEL Digital Signage Demo Date: Friday, April 9, 2010Time: 11:00 am, Eastern Daylight Time (New York, GMT-04:00) ----------------------------------------------------- To register for this meeting ----------------------------------------------------- 1. Go to https://blackbox.webex.com/blackbox/j.php?ED=134164372&RG=1&UID=0&RT=MiMxMQ%3D%3D 2. Register for the meeting. Once the host approves your request, you will receive a confirmation email with instructions for joining the meeting. To view in other time zones or languages, please click the link: https://blackbox.webex.com/blackbox/j.php?ED=134164372&RG=1&UID=0&ORT=MiMxMQ%3D%3D ----------------------------------------------------- For assistance ----------------------------------------------------- 1. Go to https://blackbox.webex.com/blackbox/mc 2. On the left navigation bar, click "Support". You can contact me at: george.borden@blackbox.com 1-724-873-6565
Basic assessment questions • Who is the audience that will be looking at the displays? • Customers • Employees • Visitors • All the above • What information do you want to communicate? • Products or services • Current information (news, weather, stock ticker) • Internal communications (alerts, personalized messages, sales and production numbers) • Instructions (directions, room schedules) • All the above • What is the purpose of the solution? • Sell a product (advertising)Signage • Inform the viewer (schedules, alerts, directions) • Entertain the viewer (waiting lines) • Reinforce a theme (create an environment) • What assets do you have to deploy? • Web site information • System data (database, phone switch, production numbers) • Existing ads (video, print, Web) • Live television feed
For additional information, please visit www.blackbox.com/go/iCOMPEL. Black Box Digital Signage Team George Borden National Sales Manager724-873-6565 george.borden@blackbox.com Eliot Shaffer Digital Signage Success Manager724-873-6553 eliot.shaffer@blackbox.com Steve Acquista Director of Digital Signage540-898-3767 steve.acquista@blackbox.com
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