< Previousnews New Dynamic Mode for CORIOview tvONE, designer and manufacturer of video and multimedia processing equipment, is now shipping a new Dynamic mode to tvONE’s award- winning 4K multi-window processor, CORIOview, making it the ultimate meeting solution. CORIOview, the 4K multi- window processor with up to eight sources can now be used in two modes. Users can choose from a classic multi-viewer look and feel or the highly optimised Dynamic mode when collaboration and ease of use really matter in your huddle rooms, meeting spaces and control rooms. With the new revolutionary Dynamic mode, users can connect, collaborate and present like never before. Connecting a source to CORIOview can automatically add you to a shared visual multi- window display and a push of a button can take you full screen to present with maximum impact. For ease of navigation, on-screen labels can provide you with source information and audio status. To pause your visual collaboration, output video and audio can be muted or unmuted as desired. Working in the traditional Classic mode, CORIOview’s features include eye-catching transitions, up to eight inputs in just a half-width 1RU modular chassis, advanced source labelling, colour borders and audio. CORIOview is an ultra-compact, 4K multi-window processor that can take inputs from up to eight separate sources for HDMI (4K or HD), DVI, 3G-SDI, HD-SDI, HDBaseT (4K or HD). n Worldline's YUMI Wins Prestigious iF Design Award 2020 as Payment Device of the Year. Worldline, European payment and transaction services company, has announced that YUMI, Worldline’s business facilitator for merchants, is a winner of this year’s iF DESIGN AWARD, the world-renowned design prize. YUMI achieved a win in the Product discipline, Payment Terminal category. YUMI has been designed in collaboration with design and innovation agency VanBerlo and delivers technology and functionality to merchants and their customers. Designed to create an exceptional user experience at point of sale, YUMI impressed the 78-member jury, made up of independent experts from all over the world, with its unique combination of design quality and state-of-the- art technology. YUMI is the product of considerable cooperation with VanBerlo throughout the development process, resulting in the market’s first consumer-facing, large-sized interactive payment device with a full-touch display. Thanks to its ability to rotate a full 360 degrees and its Android capabilities, YUMI revolutionises merchant-customer interactions by delivering on the customer’s needs to have a new, dynamic and efficient shopping experience. 7,298 entries were submitted from 56 countries in hopes of receiving the seal of quality. YUMI will be featured in the “Winners” section of the iF WORLD DESIGN GUIDE and in the iF design app. Vincent Roland, Managing Director Merchant Services of Worldline, said: “Winning the iF Design Award for our payment terminal YUMI is an acknowledgement of VanBerlo’s long term and successful relationship with us. Over the years we have managed to build and establish a shared understanding of the market and its users. Together we are on a constant mission to develop products that meet the ever evolving market needs in the best possible way.” VanBerlo Design Director Roelof van Driel, said: “With this cooperation we have managed to deliver on superior user experience and on outstanding design quality, whilst adhering to the toughest payment security standards. Leveraging state-of-the-art technology, we have again managed to exceed market standards. As a design and innovation agency we are proud to have contributed to this amazing success.” Worldline's new flagship terminal YUMI has been developed as a platform including value-added services through apps and meeting all payment scenarios: contactless card, phone, chip-card or magstripe-card. Its software is customisable by the retailer, the screen rotates 360° to always face the customer and it has a sleek, modern design. It can be integrated with local point of sales (POS) systems or used standalone. It guides the customer intuitively through various interface points. The Android-based operating system allows for future software integrations, whilst maintaining the highest security standards. n KIOSK solutions If you have any news please email Laura Vallis, editor.kiosk@abacus-comms.co.uk 10 KIOSK solutionsnews Touch Sensor Technology Respectfully Helps Tourists Visit Shinto shrines Japan has become an increasingly popular destination for holidaymakers who value its unique culture and heritage. Japan is home to 23 World Heritage Sites, ranging from beautiful lakes, stunning waterfalls and lush bamboo forests, to serene shrines and tranquil temples. Tourists from 68 countries are now able to freely visit Japan without a visa. Consequently, visitor numbers have soared in recent years, with the Japanese National Tourism Organisation (JNTO) estimating that over 31 million overseas travellers came to the country in 2018. This increase in tourism has meant that the provision of multilingual local information, often via outdoor interactive kiosks has become more important. Digital signage system supplier, HYOJITO, is a leader in such public information and wayfinding solutions for the Japanese mass transit sector, and also deploys similar public information display systems for city streets and other municipal spaces. Its wayfinding system, (“NAVITA”) is installed in more than 85 government buildings such as city and municipal offices, along with numerous placements in railway and bus stations, together with other locations. An unusual application of their system is the installation of large interactive touchscreens in Shinto shrines. Many visitors to these sacred places are not fully aware of the cultural expectations and etiquette required while visiting the shrines. When developing a signage system that provides advice and guidance for tourists wishing to spend time in the shrines, HYOJITO chose Zytronic’s Projected Capacitive Technology (PCT and MPCT). “We have developed a special, touch interactive digital signage system that can be operated remotely,” Mr. Akihiro Yokota, manager of digital solution at HYOJITO commented. “A large touchscreen with high resolution that can withstand long- term use in all weather was essential. This was especially important for the Jinja Navita application, as almost all are installed outdoors. Here, a highly reliable touchscreen technology that can perform well in any environment was essential.” When correctly applied to the rear surface of a piece of glass, Zytronic’s ZyFilm touch technology will operate reliably even in the harshest environments and support displays of any size up to 85in with single or multi-touch functionality. For the Jinja Navita, 46in and 55in film-based, adhesive touch sensors were used. Manufactured at Zytronic’s facility in the UK, they are shipped to Japan rolled into cardboard tubes (for cost efficient transportation) and laminated to the back of locally sourced, printed glass. As the majority of Navita systems are used by a single user at a time, HYOJITO opted for sensors designed to work with Zytronic’s ZXY100 and ZXY110 touch controllers, depending on whether single or dual-touch performance is required. Both deliver millisecond fast, accurate touch response, and support simple gesture controls, such as swipes. The Jinja Navita system is now installed outside in the grounds of over 20 Shinto shrines providing multilingual public information, educating overseas visitors how to behave appropriately during their visit. n Moki’s Cloud-based MDM Platform Integrated with BSN.cloud Digital signage media player company BrightSign, LLC, has announced that Moki’s cloud-based Mobile Device Management (MDM) software now offers support for BrightSign media players via BSN.cloud Control Cloud. Moki Device Management for BrightSign brings extensive remote management capabilities to BrightSign devices and gives Moki customers the ability to easily manage fleets of BrightSign-connected endpoints via the Moki app. “Integrating with BSN.cloud enables us to offer a much more complete solution for our customers,” said Adam Maher, CEO at Moki. “One of our key differentiators is that we enable cross-platform support from a single interface, therefore adding BrightSign support makes the Moki platform immediately more valuable for our customers who manage BrightSign devices within their networks.” Moki’s cloud-based platform is designed to simplify deployment and management of single-purpose, multi- user solutions. The company’s platform is uniquely suited to expansive deployments, as Moki enables remote device management in mixed environments. This enables management of tens-of-thousands of Android, BrightSign and iOS devices from a single pane of glass. n KIOSK solutions 1112 KIOSK solutions news 12 KIOSK solutions12 KIOSK solutions12 KIOSK solutions syscomtec Finalise Partnership with Ledeca syscomtec Distribution AG is a new sales partner for turnkey LED display solutions from Ledeca in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. syscomtec provides resellers and system houses with AV technologies from international manufacturers. Together with supplementary products from Ledeca, syscomtec is now offering tailor-made LED displays for digital signage applications and visualisation systems for enterprises, public organisations, hotels, and museums, as well as services for indoor areas. Ledeca, based in Istanbul/Turkey, develops and produces high-quality LED-based multimedia solutions for digital and interactive advertising, information and orientation in indoor and outdoor areas. Ledeca’s products are in use across multiple vertical markets such as outdoor advertisement, out-of-home messaging, conference and meeting rooms, building facades, sports stadiums, traffic, transportation, and TV studios. The company focuses on customer-oriented turnkey solutions. They design and provide projects with all necessary supplementary products including frame design for any kind of metal construction and adaptation, hardware, content management, and automation software, as well as services for installation, commissioning, calibration, and real-time monitoring. The products are characterised by flexible screen sizes, designs and shapes, plug and play functionality, brilliant colour quality and reliable 24/7 continuous operation at low operation costs. "Ledeca's products have convinced us and perfectly complement our range of visualisation solutions," explains Claus Lohse, CEO of syscomtec Distribution AG. "For Ledeca and us, individual support and excellent services for our customers are the basis for our Company philosophy. With Ledeca we have gained an ideal partner". "The partnership will strengthen our presence in the German-speaking countries“, adds Orhan Kaplan, Ledeca founder, and Managing Director. "With over 20 years of experience, syscomtec is a renowned distributor and we are looking forward to working with a strong partner". n Harvard Launches New Casambi-Enabled LED Drivers In a partnership with Holders, UK distributors for Casambi, Harvard Power Systems is launching a full range of their high specification CLi Series LED drivers with built-in Casambi wireless communications capabilities. The new range of CLi-Casambi LED drivers will be available exclusively through Holders, who offer a number of Casambi-enabled products which work seamlessly together to form a mesh network. Casambi provides a modern wireless lighting control system based on Bluetooth Low Energy, the only low power wireless technology in all modern smart phones, tablets and even smart watches. Working with Holders, Harvard Power Systems have integrated a Casambi node into its full range of CoolLED PRO CLi Series LED drivers whilst retaining all their high specification features in their ultra- compact size – the drivers are half the size of other lower technology drivers. The key advantage of the smaller case size of Harvard LED drivers is that they fit through relatively small 40mm or 56mm holes in the ceiling, making them ideal as a fast-fit solution for use with LED downlights. The CoolLED PRO CLi Series of Casambi-enabled LED drivers are available in 15W, 25W and 40W versions and are programmable from 100 to 1400mA. Specification rich, the CLi Series LED drivers provide smooth flicker- free dimming down to 0.1%, particularly desirable for aesthetic & display applications, whilst also allowing smooth Soft-On & Soft-Off functionality, offering enhanced comfort for interior and architectural applications. Mark Needham, Managing Director of Harvard Power Systems comments, “ We are delighted to have worked in partnership with Holders on this range of Casambi-enabled drivers particularly because we know that customers will be assured of the best possible customer service in the way of technical support and advice to achieve the best solutions for their lighting schemes.” Mat Hanson, Sales Director for Holders, adds, “Holders are delighted to partner Harvard Power Systems in promoting their market leading, integrated Casambi LED drivers. This great development marries best-in-class Bluetooth technology, in the form of Casambi, with the deepest dimming, flicker-free technology from Harvard. Bringing together these two exciting technologies, the Casambi-enabled Harvard CLi15 and CLi40 LED drivers are ideal for the demanding specifications of residential, architectural, hospitality and retail projects where exciting dynamic control of LED lighting is required, without compromising the quality of light being delivered.” Harvard’s CLi Series LED drivers including 0–10V, DALI dimmable and now the fully embedded CASAMBI variants, all come with a comprehensive five-year warranty. All are SELV compliant and will operate with a lower voltage supply, compatible with emergency applications. Extended life tests demonstrate high reliability and low audible noise below 20dBA yet despite their high specification, these new LED drivers are competitively priced to meet market demand. n x KIOSK solutions If you have any news please email Laura Vallis, editor.kiosk@abacus-comms.co.uk news KIOSK solutions 13KIOSK solutions 13 Oxford University and Amazon Web Services Create a Test-Bed for Cloud-Based Research The University of Oxford has announced a new strategic collaboration with Amazon Web Services (AWS). The collaboration will focus on building a portfolio of new research projects relating to AI, robotics, cyber-physical systems, human-centred computing, and support to the University’s new “Lighthouse” Doctoral Scholarships. This new university-industry collaboration, supported by a £7 million gift from AWS to the Mathematical, Physical and Life Sciences Division, will accelerate advances in AI and Data Science across the entire research portfolio of the University. Professor Patrick Grant, Pro-Vice-Chancellor (Research) University of Oxford, said: ‘Cloud computing is an essential part of modern research. "A streamlined operating model for using cloud services will benefit all of our researchers. The Oxford Robotics Institute, the Cyber Physical Systems Group, and the Human Centred Computing group are leading the initial projects in the short term, but I look forward to growing the collaboration to bring research benefits across our research work more broadly.’ Max Peterson, VP International Sales Worldwide Public Sector, AWS, said: ‘We are excited about this collaboration with the University of Oxford. "With AWS, the University will be able to accelerate time-to-science as multiple, large experiments can be conducted in parallel with greater ease and in less time. And by driving cost down, researchers can dramatically increase the scale of computational experimentation. The collaboration demonstrates how academia can use the cloud to deliver excellent science with greater speed, flexibility and security, compared to using on premises data centres. "Through our donation we will also support a new generation of researchers accessing cloud-native tools and technology for research through the University’s “Lighthouse” Doctoral Scholarships program." Oxford University has a vibrant, large and growing programme in Data Science, AI and Robotics research and development. To support and inspire the research, students, and staff, access to fast-moving, state-of- the-art large-scale computing resources is critical. AWS, one of the leading global cloud providers, offers secure, reliable, scalable, low-cost cloud infrastructure that underpins millions of customers around the world and this collaboration will significantly accelerate the cloud-based research conducted at the University. n Zytronic Touch/Virtual Button Concept Provides Cost-Effective Interface for Rugged Applications Zytronic has extended its capability to design and manufacture projected capacitive user interfaces that combine a “traditional” dynamic touch area with surrounding capacitive keys. Named ZyBrid and based upon Zytronic’s multi- touch capable, projected capacitive technology (MPCT), this latest development opens up new opportunities to improve and enhance the design of human interface devices (HID) for a wide range of applications that prove challenging to conventional approaches. While touchscreens provide an intuitive and flexible interface, incorporating a large display into a control panel can add significant cost and weight compared to conventional mechanical controls, whilst also increasing the unit’s power consumption, none of which is desirable. Zytronic’s ZyBrid solution allows a touch display of an appropriately small size to be paired with non- mechanical printed and fixed keys in the same glass surface. This approach has the added benefit of creating a seamless, completely sealable user interface, with no holes or gaps to trap dirt or allow liquid ingress. Zytronic’s patented projected capacitive touch technology will detect multiple simultaneous fingers, conductive styli and even gloved or dirty hands, through glass thicknesses of 10mm or more. In doing so, it ignores raindrops, leaves, dirt, ice and other debris that can ‘fool’ other touch solutions. As a result, ZyBrid is suited to both indoor and outdoor use. The ZyBrid solution consists of a customised glass ZyBrid touch sensor combined with a Zytronic ZXY500 multi-touch controller that supports up to 100 independent touch points and rapid touch detection. With its ownership of both the touchscreen manufacture and touch controller design and algorithm development, Zytronic has developed special firmware for the controller so that a dynamic touch sensing area can be defined alongside fixed key positions and even a “touch-pad”. Working closely with customers, the touch interface is designed, glass is cut, printed and thermally toughened in-house, and then Zytronic’s electronics engineers customise the firmware per the client request, defining the key function and output protocol. nnews Touchless Thermal Technology Answers for The Workforce As businesses prepare to get back to work, safety is at the forefront of people’s minds. Could SafeTemp Kiosk, a touchless thermal temperature scanner for fever detection in public and work environments be an answer to helping us feel safe from the Covid-19 pandemic? The origins of SafeTemp Kiosk came from the thinking of the entrepreneurial minds at Media Services Worldwide: how could they use their knowledge and current product line to assist businesses to be enticing to the consumer; or, to encourage employees to feel comfortable and safe when business reopens in the most densely populated area in the country? “Our world changed and we wanted to find a solution to keep our company strong, staff employed and help our customers and communities get back to work,” said Linda Brisco of Media Services Worldwide. “Designing and installing technology to fit into our customer’s space when the off the shelf solution wouldn't work,” Brisco said. “This just pushed us to pivot with our business and adjust to our current situation.” Founded in 1986, Media Services Worldwide is a dedicated team that designs, specifies, installs and supports multimedia environments primarily for luxury retail and hospitality/entertainment public spaces such as cinemas, hotel lobbies and restaurants. For many of their projects, they’re involved early in the process, developing and designing visual and audio experiences with the architect, consultants and store development team. Their technicians are based in major cities throughout the United States (including Honolulu, Hawaii), Canada and the United Kingdom, as well as travelling technicians and strategic partners for special and remote area installations and support. In addition to running video networks globally for some clients, they also have a full- service graphic design department to create content or for editing and reformatting content coming from clients or advertising agencies. n Global Digital OOH Market 2020-2024 Infiniti Research Limited has been monitoring the digital OOH market. Their report confirms the market is poised to grow by $3.78 bn during 2020-2024 progressing at a CAGR of 4% during the forecast period. Infiniti Research Limited's report on the digital OOH market provides a holistic analysis, market size and forecast, trends, growth drivers, and challenges, as well as vendor analysis covering around 25 vendors. The report offers an up-to- date analysis regarding the current global market scenario, latest trends and drivers, and the overall market environment. The market is driven by the benefits of OOH advertisements over traditional advertisements, interactive OOH advertising and decline in competition from print advertising. In addition, the benefits of OOH advertisements over traditional advertisements is anticipated to boost the growth of the market as well. The digital OOH market analysis includes application segment: retail, recreation, banking, transportation, others; and geographic landscapes: APAC, North America, Europe, MEA, South America. This study identifies use of artificial intelligence (AI) in OOH advertising as one of the prime reasons driving the digital OOH market growth during the next few years. Also, market consolidation and integration of technologies for digital signage will lead to sizable demand in the market. The report presents a detailed picture of the market by the way of study, synthesis, and summation of data from multiple sources by an analysis of key parameters. The full report can be found on the ReportLinker website:: https://www.reportlinker.com/ n 14 KIOSK solutionsAbsen Welcomes Back Ben Phelps as Retail Industry Director LED display manufacturer, Absen, has re-hired Ben Phelps as its retail industry director. Phelps’ focus will be on developing retail opportunities in Europe, as well as supporting Absen sales teams and systems integrators worldwide. “A lot of the major retailers have headquarters in Europe, so we know there is plenty of opportunity to grow Absen’s burgeoning retail portfolio. Thanks to my time in the region I already have great relationships with a lot of very capable local integrators.” Phelps started in the LED industry through his time with Spanish systems integrator, Trison. He explained: “The company only had 15 employees when I first arrived and focused primarily on audio integration projects. Through its dealings with fashion retailer Inditex, Trison became involved in selling LED into the industry; a decision that eventually saw 5,000 LED screens being sold to stores in 100 countries. “it’s an honour for me to be able to return to a company that I respect so much, and a company that has been at the forefront of the LED industry for many years,” he concluded. “I have full confidence in the products that we are offering and I’m sure Absen has a very bright future.” n Josh Aylmer Joins EIZO Limited Visual solutions company, EIZO Limited is proud to announce and welcome Josh Aylmer to its Ascot based office. Aylmer joins the company’s Business Enterprise team as Field Based Account Manager, responsible for maximising profitable sales growth of the EIZO solutions targeting specific markets including; education, retail, graphics, architecture, film and TV production / broadcast, photography, videography and publishing. Aylmer joins the UK’s fastest growing monitor brand having already built up a successful sales- based career within engineering and manufacturing industries. Aylmer said, “Throughout my career I have always liked a challenge and love the buzz of hitting the phones, building relationships and helping customers find the right solution for them. The challenge I have at EIZO is exciting; I have the opportunity to reach out to new markets, with a wealth of different visual technology products and find the right solution for them. Whether that be a ColorEdge 4K monitor for graphics departments, a DuraVision IP solution for security companies, or a FlexScan set up for office environments, we will work together to create the right end result.” Aylmer joins at a time where the company is branching out into new industries, with new product lines and enhanced services. Working with EIZO’s end users, Aylmer will ensure all sales-based relationships are maintained. n Absen Hires Philippe Poppe as Business Development Manager LED display manufacturer, Absen, has hired Philippe Poppe as its new business development manager for the Benelux (Belgium, the Netherlands, and Luxem- bourg) region. Poppe has a strong background in the corporate AV market, having worked at Harman, AMX and Crestron and will primarily be tasked with helping Absen to build its fixed installation business in the area. In addition, he will work closely with Absen’s local distributors and system integrators (VADs/VAPs) and help develop the company’s regional channel strategy. Poppe started at Crestron in 2007 and was focused on the Benelux region as a technical sales manager, before moving away from the tech side of things to work as a sales manager. In 2011, Poppe moved to AMX, which was, in turn, acquired by Harman in 2013. “At Harman in 2018 I worked internationally in the EMEA region, specialising in the corporate, education, and government verticals,” said Poppe. “Despite this relatively narrow focus, Harman’s vast distribution network and presence in the rental market taught me a great deal in terms of end user engagement and business development.” In his new role at Absen, Poppe will use his extensive knowledge of the Benelux region to manage day- to-day activities with local distributor Van Domburg Partners, as well as building strong relationships with key resellers in the region. “The Benelux market sees a lot of investment, given its relatively small geographical size,” Poppe said. “It is a very dense market, especially in the Netherlands, where they are keen to adopt new technologies as early as possible. Our next target is the major universities in the area, for whom the capabilities of LED over projection in key auditoriums can really allow them to distance themselves from their competitors.” n t up a successful sales-based ts, “Throughout my career I ones, building relationships ge I have at EIZO is exciting; wealth of different visual her that be a ColorEdge 4K security companies, or a reate the right end result.” ast year relocated to a brand ng team. Josh joins at a time product lines and enhanced relationships are maintained, Managers, Channel Manager, s and phone support. KIOSK solutions 15KDS 2020 Previously known as Kiosk Summit, KDS 2020 is Europe’s only dedicated event for the kiosk and digital signage industry. Understanding the industry’s growing demands and developing use of innovative technology, KDS 2020 has responded by expanding into kiosk’s complementary digital signage and wayfinding markets. For suppliers, buyers, sellers, organisations and individuals who utilise self-serve technology to interact with clients and streamline customer journeys, KDS 2020 offers the opportunity to reach a uniquely qualified audience of key decision makers with real projects. Broaden your knowledge with our informative seminars that feature the self-service and digital signage industry’s most respected and knowledgeable thought leaders. Network with those who can identify and meet your needs to make the most of your business going forward. Drive brand awareness, showcase your products, technology and technical capabilities. Tuesday, 8th December 2020 Business Design Centre, London N1 0QH Europe’s only dedicated event for the kiosk and digital signage industry Now open for exhibitor enquiries Accepting speaker suggestions Sponsor/partner opportunities www.kdseurope.comWith the changes to our world that 2020 has thrust upon all aspects of our lives, Kiosk Summit has taken the opportunity to reflect upon the event’s achievements and progress. Over the past few years Kiosk Summit has developed into Europe’s dedicated event for the self serve industry, forming strong partnerships with a wide range of clients and markets. Whilst the name Kiosk Summit is embedded into business and well known in the industry, the time has come to progress to the next stage of the show’s development. With the planned, albeit phased, reopening of the retail, hospitality, travel and events industries, the kiosk sector is looking at a changed landscape. A 'new normal', maintaining a sanitised and maintained social distancing process has re-energised the impetus for kiosk, touchscreen and human interaction-free deployment. Name change To respond to the social and transactional perspective, show organiser, Abacus Communications, is expanding the event profile into kiosk’s complementary digital signage and wayfinding markets. and changed the event name to embrace these correlative markets. The new name, Kiosk and Digital Signage 2020 (KDS 2020), more accurately reflects the show’s brand values and extended range of client services that, not only will continue to expand, but is set to be built on even further. Collaborate, learn and do business KDS 2020 is an ideal opportunity for integrators and manufacturers of self-service technology and digital signage to reach those involved in its deployment and management. KDS 2020 is where markets and people come together to collaborate, learn and do business. Bringing together the core sectors that make up the global kiosk and digital signage industry, KDS 2020 is designed for those who design, supply, manufacture, install, maintain and operate self-serve technology to interact with clients and streamline customer journeys. Attracting key decision-makers with real projects from around the industry, KDS 2020 empowers business leads to be generated across both sides of the exhibition stand. Exhibitors at KDS 2020 can launch products and services to a targeted audience and demonstrate technical, technological and resource capability. Networking The show offers a prime forum for networking, meeting and encouraging conversations, while informative seminars featuring the industry’s most respected thought leaders will deliver education and experience to develop business using successful strategies. Greg Ward, event director and organiser said: “The industry is constantly changing and evolving. With KDS 2020 we are opening up a new chapter for the Kiosk and Digital Signage event. “In previous years we have deliberately centred on our core market of the kiosk and self-serve industry, one of the most progressive and innovative sectors. As the market has exponentially grown with digital signage and wayfinding technology augmenting the sector, it makes sense for KDS 2020 to broaden its offering whilst providing our current client base a strengthened industry experience. It's a new future for the industry and a new future for Kiosk and Digital Signage.” KDS 2020 currently has a range Kiosk Summit relaunched as Kiosk and Digital Signage (KDS 2020) of exhibiting, sponsorship and partnership packages available for all types of budgets to help maximise brand awareness and reinforce brand and market position. Website launched The event’s new website has now been launched and can be found at: www.kdseurope.com. Exhibit, sponsor and partner with KDS 2020 KDS 2020 will be held on Tuesday 8th December, 2020 from 10am to 4:30pm at the Business Design Centre in London. KDS 2020 brings together the self serve and digital signage ecosystem in an open and independent forum. Whether you are a start-up or a market-leading solutions provider, KDS 2020 provides you with an unrivalled platform to showcase your products and services, place your brand in the market and meet key decision-makers from potential clients and business partners. KDS 2020 offers a range of exhibitor and sponsorship packages suitable for all budget sizes and catering for a whole host of marketing and event presence options. We are also looking for speakers and seminar topics to cover technical expertise, products, services, market insights or expert opinions on key and emerging issues facing the industry. For further information please take a look at the KDS 2020 website: www.kdseurope.com or contact Greg Ward at greg.ward@abacus-comms.co.uk. news KIOSK solutions 17 When? Tuesday 8th December 2020 Where? Business Design Centre, London N1 0QH Now open for exhibitor enquiries Accepting speaker suggestions Sponsor/partnership opportunities Is it for me? KDS 2020 is for integrators and manufacturers, suppliers, and buyers, organisations and individuals who utilise self-serve technology to interact with clients and streamline customer journeys. KDS 2020 offers the opportunity to reach a uniquely qualified audience of key decision makers with real projects. Core sectors We bring together the core sectors that make up the global kiosk and digital signage industry; including self serve, wayfinding, information boards, touchscreen and unattended payments. Learn Broaden your knowledge with our informative seminars that feature the self-service and digital signage industry’s most respected and knowledgeable thought leaders. Develop your business through successful strategies, brought to you by our experts. Network Network with those who can identify and meet your needs to make the most of your business going forward. Showcase Launch products and services, drive brand awareness, demonstrate technical, technological and resource capability to a targeted audience. 18 KIOSK solutions Exhibit, sponsor, partner with KDS 2020 KDS 2020 brings together the self serve and digital signage ecosystem in an open and independent forum. Whether you are a start-up or a market-leading solutions provider, KDS 2020 provides you with an unrivalled platform to showcase your products and services, place your brand in the market and meet key decision-makers from across all markets. KDS 2020 offers a range of exhibitor and sponsorship packages suitable for all budget sizes and catering for a whole host of marketing and event presence options. We are also looking for speakers and seminar topics to cover technical expertise, products, services, market insights or expert opinions on key and emerging issues facing the industry. Europe's only dedicated event for the kiosk and digital signage industry www.kdseurope.com Tuesday 8th December 2020 KIOSK solutions 19 Previously known as Kiosk Summit, KDS 2020 has acknowledged the industry’s growing demands and developing use of innovative technology, and is expanding into kiosk’s complementary digital signage and wayfinding markets. Whether you're a visitor, exhibitor, sponsor or partner, KDS 2020 will offer your insights, information and intelligent introductions to those who matter most to you in the kiosk and digital signage industry Next >