Volume 13, Issue 5 — March 12, 2021

rAVe DS [Digital Signage] — Volume 13, Issue 5

March 12, 2021 | Volume: 13 | Issue: 5

“When working on a digital signage install, you must focus on all the components of the project, short and long term, and how it will affect various individuals, based on different disability requirements.”

Michael Katz writes this in his latest piece on “Making Digital Signage Accessible for All.” Is accessibility something that your company focuses on? In some instances, you have to. But when it comes to designing spaces for a school or conference room, Katz argues it should be at the forefront of your mind. There are “methods and technology available to help everyone share a positive digital signage experience.”

How are your firms making that happen?

I leave you with that thought and with plenty of news from the likes of NowSignage, Barco, Carousel Digital Signage, Sharp NEC and more.

Have a great weekend.

— Steph Beckett

COLUMNS

+ Making Digital Signage Accessible for All [Michael Katz]

My goal with this article is to point out that there are methods and technology available to help everyone share a positive digital signage experience. When working on a digital signage install, you must focus on all the components of the project, short and long term, and how it will affect various individuals, based on different disability requirements.

+ Growth Opportunities Lie Ahead for Pro Displays After an Unprecedented Year [Matthew Rubin]

The past year has been one of the most volatile on record for the professional displays industry. As COVID-19 spread across the globe, supply chains were interrupted and end-user demand plummeted in some of the biggest markets. Add into the mix the increasing appeal of LED, which makes it a three-horse race along with LCD and projection, and you have a recipe for disruption.