Screens that fit the kind of space you run.

Each kind of space has its own audience, its own reasons to look up and its own things that can go wrong. Find the one closest to yours to see where screens usually go, what they show and where we spend the effort.

Nine kinds of space, each planned differently.

  • Corporate offices

    Lobby welcomes, company news and meeting-room schedules.

    Screens go in
    • Lobby and reception
    • Meeting-room doors
    • Break rooms and kitchens
    • Elevator lobbies and corridors
    Leads with
    Content development
  • Commercial property

    Building directories, tenant notices and welcome screens.

    Screens go in
    • Main lobby
    • Elevator lobbies
    • Amenity and shared areas
    • Business park entrances
    Leads with
    Managed services
  • Healthcare

    Check-in guidance, wait-time messages and wellness content.

    Screens go in
    • Waiting rooms
    • Check-in and reception
    • Hallways and elevator lobbies
    • Entrances
    Leads with
    Content development
  • Restaurants

    Menu boards and daypart specials you can change in minutes.

    Screens go in
    • Behind the counter
    • Drive-thru lane
    • Dining room walls
    • Entrance and queue line
    Leads with
    Content development
  • Retail

    Promotions that change with inventory and time of day.

    Screens go in
    • Storefront window
    • Entrance
    • Aisle ends and departments
    • Checkout
    Leads with
    Content development
  • Auto dealerships

    Showroom inventory, service specials and financing offers.

    Screens go in
    • Showroom floor
    • Service drive
    • Customer lounge
    • Sales and finance offices
    Leads with
    Content development
  • Hospitality

    Guest welcomes, amenities and local recommendations.

    Screens go in
    • Lobby and front desk
    • Elevator lobbies and corridors
    • Restaurant and bar
    • Event and meeting spaces
    Leads with
    Content development
  • Education

    Campus announcements, event calendars and emergency alerts.

    Screens go in
    • Main entrance and front office
    • Hallways and commons
    • Cafeteria
    • Athletics areas
    Leads with
    Managed services
  • Public venues

    Wayfinding, event schedules and sponsor loops.

    Screens go in
    • Entrances and concourses
    • Intersections and corridors
    • Information desks
    • Concession stands
    Leads with
    Hardware

The same three services sit behind every one.

What changes from one industry to the next is the weight each service carries. A menu board leans on content. A school leans on someone to keep the screens current.

Walk us through your space.

Tell us where the screens would go and what they need to say. We'll come see it and show you what's possible.