Dexinger: The Smithsonian, originally designed to accommodate 500,000 visitors per year,
is now hosting more than seven million visitors per year.
A new digital signage system extends wayfinding beyond directional guidance, to education and
detailed information on events and exhibits within the National Museum of Natural History.
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MINNEAPOLIS ‑
Wireless Ronin Technologies Inc., a Minneapolis-based worldwide digital signage provider, was honored at the Digital Signage Expo East tradeshow in the event's first annual Digital Signage Content Awards for the Las Vegas Convention Center and Gabbert's.
"We are very pleased to be recognized by this industry leading tradeshow which shows that not only do we provide award-winning digital signage software and technology solutions, but our company's creative solutions are also best-in-class in the digital signage industry," said Jeffrey Mack, chairman, president and chief executive of Wireless Ronin Technologies. "We have worked hard to develop end-to-end solutions for our customers and recognize that digital signage programs not only require cutting-edge, dependable software but also engaging and creative content."
Awards winners were announced Wednesday, Sept. 17, at the Digital Signage Expo East show held in Philadelphia at the Pennsylvania Convention Center. Wireless Ronin received two of the five awards presented at the show. The Wireless Ronin Content Engineering Group, and the Minneapolis Design Team in particular, designed the content being used in the Las Vegas Convention Center and Gabbert's RoninCast digital signage programs.
The Las Vegas Convention Center uses RoninCast digital signage software to provide wayfinding systems, meeting room calendar displays and screens for general facility information. Gabbert's, a design studio and fine furnishings retailer, uses the RoninCast digital signage software to promote products, sales, store events and design services. Both programs incorporate both traditional digital signage as well as interactive platforms.
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SMITHSBURG, Md. ‑ Morgan State University's new state-of-the-art student center in Baltimore, Md., would not be complete without a means to visually and dynamically communicate with students. Morgan State chose to solve that issue by looking to digital signage for the ability to automate scheduling with student communications.
With the Noventri Digital Signage System, Morgan State is able to create and manage content on large displays that have been strategically located throughout the student center. Each meeting room is also additionally equipped with a small display that identifies the room and provides information about scheduled meetings. Noventri Digital Signage is integrated with the University's scheduling software so that meeting schedules are dynamically updated.
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