Podcasts about Digital signage

Welcome to Digital Learning Today. In this episode, Jeff Bradbury digs into the strategic systems shaping the future of education—Instructional Coaching, Artificial Intelligence, Professional Learning, and the latest trends in educational technology. Joining the conversation is Blake Freeman from RiseVision, who shares how digital signage can strengthen school communication, improve safety, and boost engagement through quick deployment, cost-effective options, and creative uses of digital displays across a district. Become a High-Impact Leader: This episode is just the beginning. To get the complete blueprint for designing and implementing high-impact systems in your district, get your copy of my book, "Impact Standards." Strategic Vision for Digital Learning:Learn how to create a district-wide vision that aligns digital learning with your educational goals, transforming how standards-based instruction is designed and supported.Curriculum Design and Implementation:Discover practical strategies for integrating digital learning into existing curricula, creating vertical alignment of skills, and mapping digital learning across grade levels.Effective Instructional Coaching:Master the art of coaching people rather than technology, building relationships that drive success, and measuring impact through student engagement rather than just technology usage. Purchase your copy of “Impact Standards” on Amazon today! Key Takeaways: Innovative uses of digital signage for student recognition and community engagementRiseVision offers a simple, cloud-based platform for digital signage in schools.Deployment can be completed in a day using mass rollout tools.The platform is hardware agnostic, supporting various devices and systems.Emergency alerts can be displayed visually on all screens instantly.Templates and integrations make content updates quick and easy. Chapters: 00:00 Introduction to RiseVision and Its Purpose03:33 Deployment and Integration of RiseVision in Schools05:38 Rise Vision Pricing06:36 Utilization of Digital Signage for Emergency Alerts09:28 Enhancing Student Recognition and Community Engagement12:37 Support for Different Educational Roles15:27 Professional Development and Onboarding with RiseVision18:22 Professional Development Options Resources Mentioned in This Episode: https://www.risevision.com/rise-vision-vs-interactive-displayshttps://www.risevision.com/software/emergency-alertshttps://www.linkedin.com/posts/rise-vision_have-you-considered-how-you-can-make-the-activity-7311349570637111297-Quyu?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop&rcm=ACoAAAn2JskBIs_bCVxd4_2dY4_Gjnml7fwI6qA About Rise Vision Rise Vision helps you communicate, teach, and improve safety affordably with easy cloud-based digital signage, screen sharing, and emergency alerts—all backed by world-class support and flexible hardware options. Most schools struggle to communicate effectively and keep their students engaged. Rise Vision provides an easy-to-use platform with digital signage, screen sharing, and emergency alerts to improve communication, teaching, and create a positive school culture. Most schools face challenges with communication, teaching, and safety, which impact their ability to create an engaging and positive learning environment. Poor Communication:Schools struggle to ensure students, staff, and parents stay informed about announcements, events, and opportunities. Traditional methods like printed posters or emails often go unnoticed, and inconsistent messaging across the district creates confusion.Underutilized Technology:Expensive interactive flat panels and other classroom tools are often used as basic displays, failing to deliver their promised value. Teachers lack intuitive, affordable tools to collaborate and engage students effectively.Safety Concerns:Many schools lack streamlined, reliable systems to send critical emergency alerts across buildings. Without fast, clear communication during incidents, schools risk confusion and delays in response.Limited Resources:Tight budgets and stretched IT teams make it difficult to adopt and maintain technology. Schools are forced to manage multiple disconnected tools for signage, collaboration, and alerts, increasing complexity and costs.Disengaged School Culture:Schools often miss opportunities to celebrate achievements, foster engagement, and build a sense of community among students and staff, leading to lower involvement in extracurricular activities and events. 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At Hilton Orlando, Glenn Haussman talks with Shannon Butler, Director of Catering and Events, about how the hotel uses Xpodigital for flexible event branding, real-time updates, and incremental revenue through digital signage. Meeting planners want spaces that feel customized to their programs Digital signage lets Hilton Orlando update schedules, sponsor messages, sizzle reels, and award content in real time Xpodigital removes the large upfront investment barrier for the hotel and ownership Revenue share adds incremental income while improving the planner and attendee experience Association groups turn signage into sponsor inventory and build revenue for themselves Xpodigital supports the hotel team on-site and remotely, keeping updates fast and execution tight Hilton Orlando started with one screen, saw results, and expanded from there Want the weekly roundup of news, videos, and what you might've missed? Text HOTEL to 66866.

We talk to Erin Keplinger, Marketing Director for Bluefin to learn about what they'll have for booth C9607 in the Central Hall. We also discuss adaptability and scalability of their solutions in different spaces.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

I'm at Hyatt Regency Orlando, where I'm with Managing Director Paul Joseph breaking down how the hotel uses Xpodigital to modernize the on-site event experience while adding profitability by selling digital signage as sponsor inventory through revenue share.

In this episode of the Digital Signage Today podcast, the talk is all about hardware and transforming existing hardware into a unified, secure digital signage ecosystem.Guest speaker Cullen Gross, a sales engineer at Carousel Digital Signage, shares expert insight on how existing hardware can prove to be the most successful path to a robust and rewarding digital signage strategy.Trusted for nearly three decades, Carousel has been the go-to signage platform for corporate organizations, educational institutions and government agencies. Dedicated to equipping clients with top-tier strategy and insight, the Carousel team will be sharing their expertise live at InfoComm in Las Vegas from June 17-19 (booth C9582).What can you expect from Carousel at InfoComm 2026? Get actionable insights based on your current hardware and software setup, join an in-booth session hosted by the Amazon Signage Stick team at 10 a.m. on days one and two, and talk with the Carousel team about content feeds and the latest developments in security and compliance!

Digital signage is reshaping how restaurants drive sales, with some locations reporting up to thirty percent increases per transaction. Self-service kiosks and dynamic menu boards are transforming customer engagement across the industry. To learn more, visit https://www.allthebuzzmedia.com/tablet-kiosk All The Buzz Media City: Sheridan Address: 30 North Gould Street Website: https://www.allthebuzzmedia.com/

During the recently held AAHOACON, I talked with Andrew Russo from AAHOA and Tony Hodgins, Regional General Manager with Legends Global, which operates the Pennsylvania Convention Center, about their digital signage partnership with Xpodigital.

This episode of the Digital Signage Today podcast focuses on requirements and mandates relating to the Americans with Disabilities Act.The ADA is a set of guidelines that ensures individuals with disabilities receive equal treatment as individuals without disabilities. This includes equal access to information and functionality. The ADA requirements ensure digital signs are inclusive, engaging, and accessible to all.Podcast guest Laurel Barrette, a marketing manager at Korbyt, maps out why and how digital signage partners and clients need to know and adhere to the ADA rules. The podcast is moderated by Digital Signage Today Editor Judy Mottl.Korbyt is a workplace software and digital signage company. It is headquartered in Dallas, Texas, with additional worldwide offices in the U.K. and the United Arab EmiratesAccording to the World Health Organization, 1.3 billion in the world have a significant disability, which accounts for 16% of the global population. That's a significant portion of the consumer base businesses need to accommodate.ADA requires that digital signs accommodate people with disabilities, from the blind to the hearing impaired and offer functionalities, and features allowing them to engage and interact with a digital sign as a non-disabled inADA compliance isn't something a company can disregard. In 2023, there were a total of 4,605 ADA digital accessibility lawsuits, a 14.1% increase from the previous year. Non-compliance can expose your company to hefty fines, penalties, and legal fees — not to mention scrutiny from your consumers.The approximate total cost of an ADA digital accessibility lawsuit is $200 million, an amount enough to startle a budget and hinder operations.

In this episode of the Digital Signage Today podcast, Calvin Ward, a senior support engineer at Provisio, shares insight on security challenges in digital signage and offers tips and insight on where vulnerabilities lurk for enterprises deploying digital signage.Digital signage security issues ran the gamut — from cyberattacks to unsecured WiFi to weak access controls and physical tampering. A security incident can lead to financial loss, data breaches, reputational damage and even public safety issues — such as spreading misinformation at the airport.Provisio has customers worldwide in 80-plus countries and serves over 10,000 international customers. It is the developer of SiteKiosk Online, a universal software solution tailored for enterprise-level applications, ensuring fail-safe and tamper-proof operation of kiosk systems across a wide range of industries.Ward, who's been with the company over a decade, has experience in system support, software deployment and technical sales. He specializes in Windows, SQL Server and Android environments.

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.

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

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.