Matt,
Not sure if you are still looking for numbers, but we are actively evaluating
digital signage solutions (currently we've looked at 4 different solutions -
FourWinds Interactive, Toshiba, Ping HD and Tightrope/Carousel) and we are
seeing the following for costs (per display) inclusive
Hello Matthew -
I'd be happy to talk with you about a budget/considerations for digital
signage.
Angela Ettawageshik
Senior Project Manager
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Walker Art Center
725 Vineland Place
Minneapolis, MN 55403
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612.558.6272 M
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walkerart.org
On Wed, Apr 17, 2019 at 7:05 AM wrote
Hey Musetech brain trust…
I’m outlining a rough proposal that would include among many other things some
digital signage.
Looking for someone to tell me rough estimates for “total cost of ownership” …
I’m guessing the devices themselves are the easiest part, installation is what
I’m looking
Hi all,
If you wanted to created simple digital labels for iPad you could do worse
than have a look at Darwin, which is a digital exhibit platform designed
specifically for museums. You can use it to build sophisticated (or simple)
for iPad (and Mac and Windows) and there is no programming
Hi Desi,
We don't have in-elevator signage (it is surprisingly expensive), but we do use
digital signage, so I can comment on the software side. We use Navori, which I
found to be an affordable but reliable signage software solution. I've also
used Xibo, briefly, which is an ok open source
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Subject: [MCN-L] Elevator digital signage
Hi all,
At The Warhol, we're renovating our elevators
Hi all,
At The Warhol, we're renovating our elevators and considering adding
digital signage to message basic information to visitors.
At your institution, do you have digital signage in elevators? If so, what
vendors did you use? What are the goals for your elevator signage? Have you
found
Hi all
Thought you might be interested to see how we're building some simple
digital signage using a Raspberry Pi and WordPress...
https://thirty8.co.uk/2016/10/digital-signage-with-wordpress-and-a-raspberry-pi/
cheers :-)
Mike
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Thirty8 Digital
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Subject: Re: [MCN-L] Digital signage recommendations
We use dboard at the new
We use dboard at the new museum (http://www.d-board.net)
It's Wordpress based and self hosted. We run the players as chrome based kiosks
with ajax scheduling. It's simple and easy.
Doron
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> 1. Re: Digital signage recommendations (Douglas Hegley)
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wrote:
> Good afternoon,
>
> The Albright-Knox Art Gallery also uses Brightsign for digital signage and
> we are very satisfied with the hardware. We also use Brightsign to power
> many of our new media artworks.
>
>
> Thank you for your time.
>
> Bryan Gawronski
> Dir
Good afternoon,
The Albright-Knox Art Gallery also uses Brightsign for digital signage and we
are very satisfied with the hardware. We also use Brightsign to power many of
our new media artworks.
Thank you for your time.
Bryan Gawronski
Director of Operations
Albright-Knox Art Gallery
We use Brightsign for all the informational digital signage at SFMOMA, it's
solid. The only issue is the lack of professional services from Brightsign, so
there can be a lot of staff time spent getting everything working they way you
want it.
We've also developed a custom Cinder application
tin DuPree
Systems Administrator
Milwaukee Art Museum
700 N Art Museum Dr
Milwaukee, WI 53202
On Thu, Aug 18, 2016 at 12:31 PM, Alex Garcia <agar...@kimbellmuseum.org>
wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Does anyone have any recommendations for digital signage solutions? We
> have some digi
with Brightsign, but I've heard it's an
> > effective solution.
> > All the best,
> > Douglas
> >
> > On Thu, Aug 18, 2016 at 12:31 PM, Alex Garcia <agar...@kimbellmuseum.org
> >
> > wrote:
> >
> > > Hello,
> > >
> > >
using Scala with success as well.
> I don't have personal experience with Brightsign, but I've heard it's an
> effective solution.
> All the best,
> Douglas
>
> On Thu, Aug 18, 2016 at 12:31 PM, Alex Garcia <agar...@kimbellmuseum.org>
> wrote:
>
> > Hello,
> >
> &
gt; Hello,
>
> Does anyone have any recommendations for digital signage solutions? We
> have some digital signs that display announcements and upcoming events.
> We’re interested in a cloud based solution but are open to hosting the sign
> content. We’ve got computers already hosti
Hello,
Does anyone have any recommendations for digital signage solutions? We have
some digital signs that display announcements and upcoming events. We’re
interested in a cloud based solution but are open to hosting the sign content.
We’ve got computers already hosting sign players so
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>From: Shyam Oberoi <sobe...@dma.org>
>To: Museum Computer Network Listserv <mcn-l@mcn.edu>
>Subject: Re: [MCN-L] Digital Signage options
>Mes
If offering Deaf or hard of hearing visitors the ability to activate closed
captions and then switch on-the-fly between a choice of languages (say
Spanish/English in the USA), French/English in Canada or Maori/English (as I
demonstrate in this recent concept demo at the National Digital Forum
+1 for BrightSign - we recently consolidated all of our digital signage on it
and it's pretty solid, but with a bit of a learning curve.
SHYAM OBEROI
Director of Technology & Digital Media
Office: 214-922-1206
DMA
Dallas Museum of Art | 1717 N. Harwood St. | Dallas TX 75201
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We have been looking at Xibo, and that was our top choice for a bit, however
we’ve started displaying a lot of dynamic content, mostly from our calendar for
things like the day’s program schedule, or the next available guided tours and
I’m a bit hesitant to push that kind of content to a
; All the best,
> Douglas
>
>
>
>
> On Tue, Dec 8, 2015 at 4:03 PM, Shane Richey <
> shane.ric...@crystalbridges.org> wrote:
>
> > We have a number of digital signage installations through our museum that
> > we use for way finding, schedule/program information,
Associate Director, Digital Content
Hammer Museum
10899 Wilshire Boulevard
Los Angeles, CA 90024
(310) 209-7921
www.hammer.ucla.edu
On Tue, Dec 8, 2015 at 2:03 PM, Shane Richey <
shane.ric...@crystalbridges.org> wrote:
> We have a number of digital signage installations through o
We have a number of digital signage installations through our museum that we
use for way finding, schedule/program information, etc… We have been using
SMP-WEBDUO players to manage the content for the last 4 years, but we’re
getting to a point where the hardware is starting to show its age
, no touch screen
required.
Second - We’re looking at moving to Xibo for our digital signage. I have got
some very positive feedback from a few other Museums that use it, I was
wondering if anybody had any more stories or advice on using Xibo.
Thanks!
Shane Richey
Digital Media Manager
Crystal
Hi MCNers,
Anyone happy with a CMS based digital signage program? One that can have a
custom UI?
My apologies if this issue was recently addressed on the list-serve.
Christina DePaolo | Director of Digital Media
*BALBOA PARK ONLINE COLLABORATIVE*
*P* (619) 331-1962 *E* cdepaolo at bpoc.org
DePaolo wrote:
Hi MCNers,
Anyone happy with a CMS based digital signage program? One that can have a
custom UI?
My apologies if this issue was recently addressed on the list-serve.
Christina DePaolo | Director of Digital Media
*BALBOA PARK ONLINE COLLABORATIVE*
*P* (619) 331-1962 *E* cdepaolo
based digital signage program? One that can have
a
custom UI?
My apologies if this issue was recently addressed on the list-serve.
Christina DePaolo | Director of Digital Media
*BALBOA PARK ONLINE COLLABORATIVE*
*P* (619) 331-1962 *E* cdepaolo at bpoc.org javascript:;
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, Chris
Sent: Sunday, April 22, 2012 9:29 PM
To: Museum Computer Network Listserv
Subject: [MCN-L] digital signage vendors or consultants?
At Yale's Beinecke Library, we are looking to install large displays in
our entrance that will be used not only to give information about our
historic building
At Yale's Beinecke Library, we are looking to install large displays in our
entrance that will be used not only to give information about our historic
building, but to showcase and augment our collections on display.
Has anyone engaged the services of a vendor/consultant to help with digital
a better fit for you.
--Matt
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Edwards, Chris
Sent: Sunday, April 22, 2012 9:29 PM
To: Museum Computer Network Listserv
Subject: [MCN-L] digital signage vendors or consultants?
At Yale's Beinecke
Steve asked: I'm curious, I had assumed the term Digital Signage pretty
much precluded interactivity, but the company you mention has interactive
right in their name, so I skimmed their website - but I didn't notice much that
seemed interactive.
The interactive portion of what they do out
Hi Sandy,
I believe the Museum of the Native American in DC uses digital signage for
their object labels. Sorry, don't have a contact over there to share though.
Regards,
Faith
Faith McClellan, Registrar
Grounds For Sculpture
18 Fairgrounds Road, Hamilton, NJ 08619
fmcclellan
mini's for digital signage: (Scott Sayre)
Hey Folks-
Another neat, lowcost option is Roku Labs new BrightSign: Digital
Sign and Kiosk Controller
http://www.rokulabs.com/digital_brightsign.php
It's only $299 and has loads of sweet features.
I have yet to use one, but I am a big fan of Roku
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Other obvious solution is to get a 3 (or more) way VGA distribution
amplifier and/or VGA over Cat5 extenders. This would undoubtedly work,
although you can get colour separation issues.
I don't like this as it ties our display devices to the fixed locations
where the dedicated cat5
Hi, everyone...
MAC mini's for digital signage:
I've been following the video in exhibits thread with Interest.
I'm looking to build a small scale video and signage distribution system
(6 screens?). I prefer sending content over the LAN to using VGA over
CAT5 devices (e.g. extron).
Right now
A couple of questions:
1) Is there a good, free or low cost Powerpoint Viewer for MAC OSX?
MS don't offer one and TonicPoint Viewer seems very minimal and unsuited
to being set up to automatically play a signage-type presentation.
Well, if you're willing to save out the ppt files as either pdf or
be done with software or hardware. I'd prefer if
the capture and streaming components could live in the ViewSpace PC
itself.
2) digital signage
We're looking for an airport information and digital signage solution
to a handful of screens.
We've seen expensive solutions using software like Omnivex
Hey Folks-
Another neat, lowcost option is Roku Labs new BrightSign: Digital
Sign and Kiosk Controller
http://www.rokulabs.com/digital_brightsign.php
It's only $299 and has loads of sweet features.
I have yet to use one, but I am a big fan of Roku.
Features include:
Automatically plays DVD
Does
anyone have any experience with any digital signage software. We are
thinking about implementing digital signage here w/plasma TVs. Flexibility
in the software is keyso we can display different information on each TV
including general museum information, upcoming exhibitions, video
: mcn-l@mcn.eduSubject: Digital
Signage
Does
anyone have any experience with any digital signage software. We are
thinking about implementing digital signage here w/plasma TVs.
Flexibility in the software is keyso we can display different
information on each TV including general
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Sent: Wednesday, December 28, 2005 10:00 AM
To: mcn-l@mcn.edu
Subject: Digital Signage
Does anyone have any experience with any digital signage
software. We are thinking about implementing digital signage here
w/plasma TVs. Flexibility in the software is key so we can
Subject: Digital Signage
Does anyone have any experience with any digital signage software. We are
thinking about implementing digital signage here w/plasma TVs. Flexibility
in the software is key so we can display different information on each TV
including general museum information, upcoming
Becky
[mailto:becky.go...@mam.org]Sent: Wednesday, December 28, 2005
10:00 AMTo: mcn-l@mcn.eduSubject: Digital
Signage
Does
anyone have any experience with any digital signage software. We are
thinking about implementing digital signage here w/plasma TVs.
Flexibility in the sof
. Stevens
Sent: Wednesday, December 28, 2005 3:12 PMTo:
mcn-l@mcn.eduSubject: RE: Digital Signage
I primarily use a proprietary program
that I developed which utilizes the PowerPoint viewer program. I run the
PowerPoint viewer on a serveras a system service that can be started
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