In the News: Business Technology

OUTFRONT Media is partnering with transit agencies across the U.S. to align the riders with the companies they trust. This out-of-home media company is claimed to be the largest of its kind in the North American transit sector, generating more than $500 million in annual revenue on behalf of its transit authority partners before the COVID-19 pandemic. Two years later, OUTFRONT is adjusting to the agencies’ and riders’ needs through digital signage and advertising.

The fast-evolving world of hotel automation aims to lower labor costs and streamline services for guests by replacing humans with automatic liquor dispensers, noise sensors, offshore concierges on video monitors and more.

In this webcast, subject matter experts discuss the transformation of the workplace, the rise of hybrid workers, the importance of open connectivity and the technology solutions that can drive high levels of productivity.

President Joe Biden was captured using an all-in-one videoconferencing board from Neat to connect and take meetings remotely.

Sharp/NEC’s NaViSense AI platform, leads to sharper audience insight and enhanced decision-making for multiple verticals.

Sharp's CFO and senior vice president of finance Moonsun Park featured among several women influencers in this special issue of The Cannata Report.

Hybrid-meeting ready, these boards are easy-to-use and interactive, with integrated speakers, microphones, and more.

In this webcast, collaboration experts from leading global integrator AVI-SPL and display solutions leader Sharp/NEC offer insights into the latest trends, ranging from hybrid work, to BYOD connectivity, to the move away from “walled garden” solutions and toward interoperability, to the growing power of interactive displays to create effective collaboration experiences.

The Digital Signage Federation is getting back to its pre-COVID rhythm and routine of pairing scheduled in-person board meetings with evening mixers in different cities – with a new event set for a few weeks from now in Minneapolis, which is awesome in the summer and not so much in January.

Feature on Tony Titone, 2022 ENX Magazine Difference Maker.

Sharp NEC Displays Solutions joins this week’s AV+ Podcast to discuss NaViSense, discussing computer vision and exploring data-centric AV.

The key messages Sharp NEC is driving are: • Cost-effective, easy-to-use, edge computing, computer vision solution that gathers key, environmental data points, to drive business insights; • Deploy-ready on a variety of computing devices from RPi4 to Intel SDM; (Originally developed to deploy on AndroidOS, but can deploy on a customer’s existing Windows-based devices;) • Uses existing camera equipment and data dashboards, and exports data with open REST API and with JSON standard data format; • Customizable data sets as customer needs evolve; • Data that can be exported to a database of choice, locally or on the customer’s cloud.

The short-throw lens and compact design are ideal for small spaces in corporate offices, higher education, and more.

Sharp's Erica Calls discussing her recognition on the CRN Women of the Channel list for the second year in a row.

Sharp's President and CEO, Mike Marusic discusses how he has enabled Sharp to continue garnering more share while ensuring dealer are able to grow amid product disruptions.

The company uses the liquid crystal layer of TVs and pro displays as part of a floppy film that presents an alternative to conventional fabric projection screens or glass films. Those transparent displays used for dynamic chiller fridge doors and hologram-ish set-ups are based around LCD layers illuminated by LED edge lighting. In this case, the screen is illuminated and content made visible by the bright light coming from a projector. The image gets formed inside that LCD layer, and the output goes to 4K.

Sharp has been working on a complete 8K ecosystem for over a decade – from the cameras to the displays. In Tokyo, it has a unique showroom with a range of partners to test and demonstrate the technology. The firm had also pioneered the use of 5G and claimed a world first when it used 5G to transmit 8K from the cameras to the control center at the French Open tennis in 2019.

Sharp's Bob Madaio's opening session at the Business Technology Association's National Conference in Chicago.

DS Digital Signage, InfoComm 2022, InfoComm 2022 News & Blogs, ProAV News, NaViSense is explained here. rAVe [PUBS] Sharp NEC Display Solutions just unveiled a partnership with Guise AI for something called NaViSense, a computer vision technology.

Video interview with Ray Stasieczko and Bob Madaio at the BTA meeting in downtown Chicago.

Feature on Melani Patterson, Associate Vice President of Sales Strategy, highlighting her professional journey and formative years working in sales.

New Jersey, United States - The research study offers an in-depth assessment of the Interactive Touch Screen Display Market and helps market players to gain a foothold in the industry. It highlights critical market dynamics such as drivers, restraints, trends, and opportunities to help businesses prepare for the challenges ahead.

The NSCA Education Foundation has announced its first Ignite Fundraiser of 2022 — and the first in-person fundraising event since 2019 — on Wednesday, June 8, at the Brooklyn Bowl Landing Pad in Las Vegas, held in conjunction with InfoComm.

Sharp NEC Display Solutions has created the Color Visionaries program for color management experts and pro photographers/videographers. The invite-only group features a variety of professionals who are recognized for using the company’s applications.

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