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Digital signage - extension to conventional signage
Industry leaders set to gauge potential market

Signage, any sort of graphics designed to display info to a particular audience, is ever in the spotlight of advertisers since its emergence as a specific segment of advertising. As per the requirements, signage industry is changing with technological advancement; and several types of signage are coming into existence, including digital signage, neon signage, and MCFT (modular curved frame technology).

Presently, digital signage - including scrolling message boards, electronic billboards, LCD and plasma screens, projection screens, living surfaces or organic LED screens (OLEDs) - is at the helm of out-of-home advertising, owing to providing greater return on investment than to any other sort of signage; and enabling advertisers to face consumers’ ad-avoidance tendency, offering an influential dynamic messaging medium.

Besides, purposes to adopt digital signage include better info communication advertising to uplift sales and to boost customer experience such as instore promotions in a retail establishment; advertising by third parties as restaurant-based digital signage networks, which sell advertising to local merchants/service providers.

With worldwide growth already, digital signage, now, is making inroads in India and shows tremendous possibilities in outdoor advertising. Information technology advancement is facilitating and increasing the applications of this OOH advertising medium, such as in corporate, visual merchandising and POS; hospitality; airports; shopping malls; or even within elevators.

Digisign Digest, Jan-March 08 Issue The leading companies in outdoor advertising industry are focussing on digital signages. They are all set to gauge the potential market in India, and some new players in the industry may soon be seen.

With the changing scenario in the signage industry and evaluating the market share digital signage is set to acquire, we at Sign & Graphics have opted to introduce a dedicated publication – DigiSign, a quarterly magazine in digest format, which shall have all relevant segments duly talked about (access to sample copy at: www.digisigndigest.com).

Thus as its goal, S&G steps up to bolster norms in the signage industry to lead the leaders, inculcating values into their minds with a constructive debate!

– S K Khurana

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