Podcasts about Digital signage

In this episode of the Digital Signage Today podcast Amber Ward, senior marketing director at Carousel Digital Signage, and Cullen Gross, sales engineer at Carousel Digital Signage, share invaluable insight on how digital signage is fast becoming digital communication and the role digital signage is playing in the corporate environment.The podcast, moderated by Judy Mottl, editor of Digital Signage Today, is sponsored by Carousel Digital Signage which has been a trusted digital signage platform for corporate organizations for more than 25 years.Recognized as one of Digital Signage Today's 13 top digital signage software providers for 2026, Carousel is built for real-world communication, helping organizations reliably inform and engage their audiences. From supporting emergency messaging when it matters most to serving as a centralized platform for everyday communication across an organization, Carousel helps ensure the right message reaches the right people at the right time.On Feb. 26, starting at 1p.m. central time, Carousel and Amazon Signage will co-host a webinar, "Enterprise Signage Made Simple: Secure, Scalable, IT-trusted."The webinar will cover topics and considerations for anyone supporting a digital signage rollout or deployment and will provide a deep look into topics that are of interest and concern to IT and networking departments which are critical to successful digital signage deployments.During the podcast Ward provided a demo presentation of mapping out a corporate digital signage strategy that illustrated the many form factors and signage options for the corporate environment.Subscribe to the Digital Signage Today newsletters to ensure you never miss a future podcast.

In this podcast, Salvador Elena Bosca, the Director of Twistic Digital (twisticdigital.com), gives our audience reasons why the hospitality and tourism industries should be using technology solutions as a way of taking their customers' experiences to the next level. From using Information Totems, to Digital Signage and reducing buffet waste, Twistic Digital offers elevated and revitalized digital solutions as a way of improving and sustaining current hospitality endeavors.As a former hospitality Executive, Salvador Elena Bosca describes his global career path and how his experience led him to join Twistic Digital. Currently based in the Canary Islands, Salvador answers our questions about Spanish hospitality and why Spain has become one of Europe's favourite holiday destinations.  50 Shades of Hospitality's commitment to highlighting sustainability led us to Salvador's company Twistic Digital because of their solutions for reducing food waste.  We ask Salvador to explain how his company's digital solutions can reduce food waste and save money for restaurants and hotels.  Finally, we ask Salvador to explain the role of AI in improving the way hospitality businesses move forward and why hospitality executives need to anticipate the evolving role of digital solutions.Salvador Elena Bosca has over 30 years of executive experience in the hospitality field and has worked in Bali, Indonesia and in his native country of Spain.  In 2024, Salvador joined the company Twistic Digital which offers digital solutions to the hospitality businesses including digital signage, customized software and solutions for food waste.  Twistic Digital merges technology and sustainability, offering digital solutions that drive business and respect the environment.      

The highly anticipated "What's in Store for Retail Media Networks" is coming to Dusseldorf on February 23rd. Sign up here: https://stratacache.com/en/euroshop-whats-in-store-for-retail-media-networks/. In this episode, we welcome STRATACACHE's (the company behind the event) Tijmen Willems and Alison Dunham to speak about the main themes of the event, such as Creative, Measurement, the role of Brands as well as a general "State of the Nation" of In-Store Retail Media!  Tune in to hear about: Why the event is relevant for Brands, Retailers and Agencies The reality and potential of in-store Media How in-store measurement is a reality and its untapped potential Measurement and standardisation How programmatic meets in-store and what needs to be developed there A glimpse into the role of AI     

EPISODE 183 | Guest: Debbie DeWitt, marketing communications manager for Visix In today's workplace, meeting fatigue and email overload are driving organizations to rethink how they communicate. This episode explores asynchronous communication – a method that allows people to receive and process information on their own schedule rather than requiring everyone to be present simultaneously. Unlike traditional meetings or real-time calls, asynchronous methods respect people's time, reduce interruptions, and accommodate diverse schedules across shifts, time zones, and work arrangements. Digital signage emerges as a particularly effective asynchronous tool, delivering information that's continuously available without demanding immediate attention. The discussion covers practical applications across various industries, along with content strategies, best practices, and how to integrate digital signage into a broader multi-channel communication approach. Understand synchronous vs. asynchronous methods and when each works best. Learn to combat meeting fatigue and protect employee "flow states." Discover how digital signage engages with non-intrusive, always-available information. Explore asynchronous content ideas for corporate, healthcare, and campus environments. Get actionable advice on integrating digital signage into a multi-channel communication strategy that balances synchronous and asynchronous methods. See the full transcript HERE Need content ideas? Grab our free Digital Signage Content Guide HERE  

We talk to Steve Durkee, CEO of BrightSign about what we can expect to see at their booth at S150 in Hall 4. We also discuss the evolution of their Series 6 digital signage media players and working with integrators to bring them the improvements they are asking for.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

EPISODE 182 | Guest: Sean Matthews, president & CEO of Visix, Inc. Digital signage has evolved far beyond decorative displays and electronic posters – it's now a critical business system that directly impacts productivity, operational efficiency, and bottom-line results. This episode challenges outdated perceptions of digital signage as merely a creative or facilities concern, revealing how modern implementations integrate with enterprise systems to deliver real-time data, performance metrics, and strategic communications across entire organizations. From manufacturing floors displaying live production KPIs to hospital wayfinding systems that guide patients via mobile devices, today's digital signage requires C-suite attention and cross-departmental collaboration. You'll learn why treating digital signage as strategic infrastructure rather than an expense delivers measurable returns through improved employee engagement, enhanced visitor experiences, and real-time operational visibility. Understand how digital signage integrates with business systems to influence the bottom line in real time. Learn why C-suite buy-in and cross-departmental collaboration are essential for successful deployment Discover three red flags of underutilized systems: poor design, lack of integration, and insufficient saturation Explore how displaying KPIs and leaderboards drives measurable productivity improvements and morale Hear practical ROI insights and how cloud-based systems transformed signage into affordable investments See the full transcript HERE See digital signage solutions and examples for every market HERE.  

EPISODE 180 | Guest: Debbie DeWitt, marketing communications manager for Visix Hybrid work presents unique challenges, with communication being the biggest hurdle. This episode dives into how digital signage systems are more relevant than ever for keeping a dispersed workforce connected and engaged. The discussion focuses less on the technology itself and more on specific, actionable content ideas that digital signage managers can implement to foster a shared sense of purpose and belonging, regardless of an employee's location. We explore innovative ways to address common hybrid challenges like information silos, collaboration gaps, and culture drift. Additionally, we discuss the rapidly growing application of digital signage for seamless workspace management, including room and desk reservations, to improve the overall in-office experience. Discover content for engaging remote employees, like spotlights and user-generated social feeds. Understand key hybrid work challenges: information silos and culture drift. Explore how to use signage for real-time workspace management and wayfinding. Get tips on using visual content to boost company culture and motivation. Hear why consistent messaging across all digital platforms is vital. See the full transcript HERE Get more tips in our free Guide to Engaging Remote Employees HERE

In the latest episode of the Digital Signage Today Podcast, Chuck Lewis, EVP of business development and sales at the Palmer Digital Group, talks with Digital Signage Today Editor Judy Mottl on the innovations with digital menu boards and enclosures.Lewis, an engineer, joined PDG when the company formed in 2018 in a collaborative vision with PDG owner John Palmer to address the growing interest in digital kiosks across many business verticals. He initially focused on innovations for the QSR and retail markets with PDG's consumer-facing digital menu board, kiosks and enclosure solutions.He also shares insight on what prospective clients should understand about digital menu board installations and predicts a major digital display disruptor in the future.

In this episode of the Digital Signage Today podcast Kathy Isaacs, VP of sales at 22Miles, an all in one content management system platform, talks with Judy Mottl, editor of Digital Signage Today on digital signage content management.Isaacs is a seasoned digital signage industry professional who has been leading projects at 22Miles for over eight years. She works closely with clients to identify needs; develop tailored proposals; coordinate with partner vendors; manage projects to ensure on-time, on-budget delivery; and provide ongoing service to support long-term client success.Content as everyone in the digital signage world knows, is king when it comes to digital signage strategies. Yet oftentimes brands and organizations don't choose the best CMS tech initially, leading to frustration and unmet expectations.In the podcast, Isaacs share insight and her expertise on a wide range of digital signage CMS aspects, from what an enterprise needs to know before choosing a CMS partner to selecting a partner (the vetting process) and why assessment and evaluations play into a good CMS decision.

EPISODE 176 | Guest: Phil Epple, software support specialist for Visix A successful digital signage deployment doesn't just happen – it's the result of careful planning. The crucial step between purchasing your system and captivating your audience is implementation. In this episode, we break down the technical and logistical steps for a painless launch, emphasizing that setup is first and foremost an IT project that demands the right people, careful planning and a clear understanding of your network environment. We'll walk through key pre-implementation checklist items so you can avoid common hurdles and ensure your system launch is smooth, fast and professional. Learn why successful implementation is an IT project, not just an AV one. Understand the two-phase process for a seamless system launch. Discover the most common technical issues that can cause delays. Get a breakdown of pre-implementation and IT readiness checklist. Explore different player options and their respective advantages. See the full transcript HERE Download our Networking Guide to get all of the details you need to build and deploy an AxisTV Signage Suite system HERE  

If you're looking for someone who blends the heart of a community advocate, the mind of a marketing strategist, and the soul of an 80s music lover—you've found her. Brandy Alvarado-Miranda isn't just a name in the AV world—she's a force of nature. When she's not courtside cheering on her kid's basketball game (or the Lakers & Sparks), you'll find her chasing waves at the beach, getting her hands dirty in the garden, or spoiling her adorable pug and corgi duo. A true SoCal spirit, she lives for tacos, margaritas, and the synth beats of Depeche Mode—preferably all at once. Brandy dove into the AV industry in 2014 and never looked back. After gaining experience across engineering, manufacturing, and themed integration, she made the bold leap during the pandemic—launching BAM! Marketing & PR Agency in 2021. Since then, she's helped dozens of Pro AV and Digital Signage brands find their voice and amplify it across the industry with strategic branding, impactful content, and fearless creativity. She's dubbed her clients her #BAMily, and has created an ecosystem that not only connects them to work on projects together, but to team up to network. But Brandy doesn't stop at business. She's a passionate advocate for women in tech, founding WAVIT in 2023—a nonprofit dedicated to uplifting women in AV/IT. From her leadership with the AVIXA Women's Council to her mentorship and advisory roles, Brandy is determined to leave the AV industry better, stronger, and more inclusive than she found it. With titles like Woman of the Year in AV, Pro AV Watch Lister, AV Living Legend, and DSE Advisory Board Member, her accolades are impressive—but her mission is simple: to empower others, create meaningful change, and rock out to some 80s jams while doing it. Brandy Alvarado-Miranda: marketing superhero, AV trailblazer, taco connoisseur, and always tuned to WII-FM—What's In It For the Mission. -- Critical Mass Business Talk Show is Orange County, CA's longest-running business talk show, focused on offering value and insight to middle-market business leaders in the OC and beyond. Hosted by Ric Franzi, business partner at REF Orange County.

In this episode of the Digital Signage Today podcast guest Mike Tippets shares insight on digital signage trends and innovations given his longtime tenure in the industry.Tippets is vice president of the enterprise division at Hughes, an EchoStar company. Prior to joining Hughes in 2008, he was president of Helius, LLC, a start-up digital signage company that he led through acquisition by Hughes.At Hughes Tippets leads the company's corporate communications, corporate marketing and enterprise division marketing. He oversees teams responsible for public relations, thought leadership, branding, and messaging for the company and its Hughes, HughesNet and EchoStar brands globally. Additionally, Tippets and his team drive the marketing of managed services and digital signage solutions for distributed enterprises, including national and multinational retail, grocery, restaurant, financial and retail petroleum/c-store chains.

Here's a reality check: your "better" product might be losing to inferior competition right now. Savvy businesses are discovering that branded background music isn't just ambiance, it's measurable revenue impact. But as AI agents start making sales calls for AV distributors, we need to ask hard questions about automation boundaries.The video version of this podcast can be found here.Guest host Patrick Norton and his industry expert guests bring you another must-watch AVWeek episode covering critical topics from the commercial AV world. From unlocking the revenue potential of background music in corporate and retail spaces, to redefining what "best" really means in competitive strategy, plus the crucial conversation about AI's proper role and limits in professional AV environments.Host: Patrick NortonGuests:Willie Franklin – Willie on LinkedInJoe Dunbar – MidwichSteph Beckett – rAVe PubsRoundtable Topics:AV Magazine – Pursuing Leads With AI CallersAV Network – Digital Signage and SoundrAVe Pubs – Competitive Intelligence Beyond FeaturesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

EPISODE 173 | Mark Malaney, systems engineer for Visix Digital signage is a powerful communication tool, but its connectivity to your network also makes it a potential target for security threats. A breach can lead to downtime, reputational damage or even a compromise of sensitive company data. This episode demystifies the world of digital signage security, breaking down the most common vulnerabilities and risks that every organization should be aware of. We explore actionable, real-world strategies to harden your digital signage deployment against attack. From the fundamentals of network segmentation and data encryption to the importance of physical security and choosing the right technology partners, you'll get a clear roadmap for creating a secure and reliable digital signage ecosystem. Learn about the unique security vulnerabilities of different digital signage media players. Understand common threats like social engineering, malware and man-in-the-middle attacks. Discover best practices for securing your network, including segmentation and encryption. Get expert advice on the importance of physical security and keeping your software updated. Explore key security considerations when choosing hardware and software providers. See the full transcript Want to learn more about digital signage networks? Download our Digital Signage Systems Overview Guide

It's no secret that banks are renegotiating how they manage branches. Many are scaling back the number of branches, but others are also transforming the spaces with technology such as digital signage.According to research from Markets.US, the digital signage banking market is expected to grow to $9.4 billion by 2034, up from $3.5 billion in 2024. The in-branch segment currently holds 56.8% of the market share as well.In today's episode of the Bank Customer Experience podcast, Bradley Cooper, editor and podcast host, is joined by Joseph Parrillo, director of security solutions and Scott Smith, VP of strategic solutions at Cook Solutions to discuss how banks are using digital signage today and what makes it a game changer.For example, banks are using digital signage not just inside the branch but in the drive-thru lane. By replacing legacy signage with a display, they are providing more information to customers and an overall improved banking experience.This extends to the ATM and ITM screens as well, as Smith discussed how some banks are partnering with local businesses to give out their coupon QR codes to customers on the displays, providing an intriguing marketing opportunity.Listen to the full podcast discussion above.

The outdoor advertising industry is the only legacy media that's been emboldened by internet, continuing to grow while competing media shrink. Hosts Gordon & Corey explore the possibility that the outdoor advertising industry might leverage its digital signage to compete with the local news industry. They bring on outdoor industry consultant Kevin Gephart to pick his brains what's next for outdoor. Stay in the loop with all things Borrell when you join our Research Alert Lists. As always, thank you for listening. If you like the episode, leave us a review!  Want to join the conversation? Share your comments at borrellassociates.com/podcast.

In this final installment of our four-part series sponsored by Korbyt, guest host Britt Yenser leads a dynamic and thoughtful conversation on the importance of accessibility in campus digital signage. Joined by Travis Kemp and Donovan Monday, the episode dives deep into practical strategies, common pitfalls, and the human impact of inclusive AV design.From accessible templates to collaborative content creation and campus walk audits, this episode is packed with actionable advice. The guests also tackle tough questions—like what happens when accessibility is an afterthought—and share personal stories where inclusive AV made a meaningful difference.Plus, stick around for a rapid round where aliens, Star Wars takes, and Queen anthems all make an appearance.Don't miss this accessible, insightful, and fun wrap-up to our Korbyt-sponsored series!Connect with Travis KempLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/travis-kemp-5350b02/Connect with Donovan MondayLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/donovan-monday/Connect with Britt YenserLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/britt-yenser/X: https://x.com/brAVe_britt_

with Audrey Watters | Episode 903 | Tech Tool Tuesday Are we racing toward an AI future without asking the right questions? Author and ed-tech critic Audrey Watters joins me to show teachers how to hit pause, get thoughtful, and keep classroom relationships at the center. Sponsored by Rise Vision Did you know the same solution that powers my AI classroom also drives campus-wide emergency alerts and digital signage? See how Rise Vision can save your school thousands: RiseVision.com/10MinuteTeacher Highlights Include Why “human first” still beats the newest AI tool: Audrey explains how relationships drive real learning. Personalized learning myths busted: How algorithmic “solutions” can isolate students. Practical guardrails for AI: Three reflection questions every teacher should ask before hitting “assign.”