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Digital Signage Management
Operators struggle to update, organize, and maintain digital signage content reliably across many screens and locations.
In their words
some of the vids they were watching were queueing up Hard R horror movie trailers before a video on things like Pythagoreum Theorum
I have no issue paying for a proven, on-prem solution. I don’t need fancy or cutting edge, I need reliable.
A school district that has 500 schools, 500 individual School budgets, each school is an independent entity, is treated as 500 different customers
there’s GOTTA be a better way to advertise these other than making us change out every individual display every two weeks
The whole rollout failed because there was insufficient logging of who could, would, and had made signage changes.
The screen shows items we don't have for days, then customers get annoyed
The issue I have is that I need a way to update all in one step. Basically it's going to be displaying Car Lease specials that update monthly.
I hate ten ups they take me alone 2 days
We've got a few offices and I'm trying to avoid reinventing the wheel.
I hate that everything needs manually updating and inevitably ours gets updated by the person with the worst handwriting so it looks a mess.
we end up with a giant object that has like 4 things written on it and no one wants to take back to the office so it gets photographed and thrown away
also that can be used to store work instructions that would be exported onto displays on the lines
it manages my kitchen and warehouse side, basically generating all of the instructions my employees follow, managing and updating my PoSes, creating signage assets for specials
Digital signage operators
Where they talk
- r/digitalsignage
- r/sysadmin
- r/CommercialAV
- r/tractorsupply
- r/supplychain
- r/TrueEnterpreneur
- r/smallbusiness
- r/Lowes
Tools they use today
- PowerPoint
- Rise
- USB flash drives
- YoDeck
- YouTube
- Android app
- Canva
- Google Slides
Why those fall short
- USB does not scale; some TVs cannot run the media server
- Workspace accounts cannot add YouTube Premium
- no display pulls through from the online system; manual updates, worst handwriting
- No way to update all screens in one step
- over-engineered, not intuitive, requires extensive training
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