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Subject:
"Dynamic Digital Media" Implementation Strategy
Category: Business and Money > Advertising and Marketing Asked by: jinkywinky-ga List Price: $10.00 |
Posted:
28 Oct 2005 09:02 PDT
Expires: 27 Nov 2005 08:02 PST Question ID: 586071 |
An oil and natural gas company in the Middle East has purchased a new Dynamic Digital Media (digital signage) system. They bought the software and the plasma screens needed. However there is no proper/specific plan or strategy on who to use it. The company covers the following business areas: lubes, filling stations & convenient stores, bunkering, and aviation fuel. The company is also heavily involved in public service. The screens are currently located in the convenient stores at the filling stations and at the company's head office. As I don't have enough information on Dynamic digital media I would like to ask the following question: What would be the best way for this company to use this system? The answer should include: How to use it? What should be included? What strategy should be implemented? How to make the most of what is available? And where should the screens be located? Please feel free to ask me for any clarifications. |
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Subject:
Re: "Dynamic Digital Media" Implementation Strategy
From: budavar-ga on 21 Nov 2005 09:25 PST |
The best approach to digital signage is to take it in its constituant parts. Ideally you need a company to run and manage the screens and a company to sell the advertiosing space. Keeping them seperate allows the best value and independance of service. The screens should be linked via a central management system that allows remote and realtiem management of the content. See www.budavardigital.com for more details. |
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