In this episode of the Digital Signage Today podcast Kathy Isaacs, VP of sales at 22Miles, an all in one content management system platform, talks with Judy Mottl, editor of Digital Signage Today on digital signage content management.

Isaacs is a seasoned digital signage industry professional who has been leading projects at 22Miles for over eight years. She works closely with clients to identify needs; develop tailored proposals; coordinate with partner vendors; manage projects to ensure on-time, on-budget delivery; and provide ongoing service to support long-term client success.

Content as everyone in the digital signage world knows, is king when it comes to digital signage strategies. Yet oftentimes brands and organizations don't choose the best CMS tech initially, leading to frustration and unmet expectations.

In the podcast, Isaacs share insight and her expertise on a wide range of digital signage CMS aspects, from what an enterprise needs to know before choosing a CMS partner to selecting a partner (the vetting process) and why assessment and evaluations play into a good CMS decision.

In this episode of the Digital Signage Today podcast Screenverse CEO David Weinfeld and Screenverse President Adam Malone, both co-founders, share insight with Digital Signage Today editor Judy Mottl on the shift of digital out of home from static signage to a fully digital, data-driven medium.

The shift is being driven by technology from digital ad marketplace connections, smarter CMS systems, real-time data, to automated pricing, but also by the marketplace.

The two industry leaders also discuss the biggest opportunities for DOOH networks and the top three challenges facing DOOH networks.

Weinfeld leads all aspects of Screenverse, including SSP and DSP partnerships, product roadmap and company culture. With over 13 years of experience in digital signage and digital out-of-home media, he has a diverse background that spans from launching DOOH networks to building supply-side sales practices.

Malone leads the supply partnerships, finance and marketing departments, focused on keeping people and partners at the center of everything he does. With over 15 years of experience in the out-of-home media sector, he has a successful track record of innovation; leading the growth of DOmedia where he developed new products, partnerships, and international market opportunities.

Don't miss an informative discussion about where DOOH is today and where it's headed.

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In this episode of the Digital Signage Today podcast guest Mike Tippets shares insight on digital signage trends and innovations given his longtime tenure in the industry.

Tippets is vice president of the enterprise division at Hughes, an EchoStar company. Prior to joining Hughes in 2008, he was president of Helius, LLC, a start-up digital signage company that he led through acquisition by Hughes.

At Hughes Tippets leads the company's corporate communications, corporate marketing and enterprise division marketing. He oversees teams responsible for public relations, thought leadership, branding, and messaging for the company and its Hughes, HughesNet and EchoStar brands globally. Additionally, Tippets and his team drive the marketing of managed services and digital signage solutions for distributed enterprises, including national and multinational retail, grocery, restaurant, financial and retail petroleum/c-store chains.

In this episode of the Digital Signage Today podcast Anna Bager, president and CEO of the Out of Home Advertising Association of America, shares insight on what's driving robust OOH growth and revenue as well as the trends taking root in the OOH industry.

Digital OOH was a prime driver in OOH ad spend hitting a revenue landmark in 2024 — $1.98 billion in OOH ad spend. Bager discusses why OOH is grabbing deeper traction among retailers and businesses and catching greater attention with consumers.

The OAAA chief also explains why the association recently initiated an Agency Council and the role it plays in the association.

In this episode of the Digital Signage Today podcast, produced by Networld Media Group, Judy Mottl, editor of Digital Signage Talk, talks with Jeff Van Houten and Jovani Torres from Cree LED.

Cree LED is a well-known leader given its 30-plus years in the OEM LED market and its technology can be found in a wide range of applications, from portable lighting like flashlights, headlamps and bike lights to horticultural systems used in greenhouses and vertical farms.

Van Houten is a product manager and Torres is a strategic business developer for Cree LED's High Bright products.

What sets the High Bright division apart is its focus on LED solutions for digital displays — think large-scale signage, video walls and public information displays.

Cree LED has played a big role in shaping the digital display space and has behind many of the foundational technologies that are now industry standards.

Just to name a few:

• The first outdoor SMD LED, which made it possible to have durable, weather-resistant digital signage.
• The first RGB LEDs designed for tilted viewing angles.
• The first ultra-contrast LEDs, using a proprietary dark coating. That helped reduce glare and delivered crisper blacks and more vivid color –critical for high-resolution video walls and premium displays.
• Its introduction of multi-lens RGB LEDs. Instead of using three separate LEDs, Cree combined them into a single component. This means simpler assembly, better color mixing and a cleaner design.

Cree LED's latest innovation is FusionBeam, which combines RGB dies into one compact package. This innovation enables thinner, lighter signage, easier integration and up to 4x less light spill, which helps reduce light pollution. It's a huge leap forward in terms of visual clarity, especially for icons, logos and video content.

Learn how Cree LED's research and development as well as deep industry experience have allowed us to stay ahead of the curve.

In this episode of the Digital Signage Today podcast, produced by Networld Media Group, Judy Mottl, editor of Digital Signage Talk, talks with Rob Meiner, a senior solutions engineer with Peerless-AV, about the digital signage project at the Lincoln Park Zoo in Chicago.

Peerless-AV's discussions with the zoo revealed the zoo wanted to boost its visitors experience as well as provide more engaging content. Peerless-AV designs and manufactures outdoor displays and TVs, dvLED and LCD video wall systems, integrated kiosks, professional carts and stands.

The zoo's indoor Searle Visitor Center installation included four 75-inch Samsung landscape displays and Peerless-AV SmartMount Universal Flat Wall Mounts and a 55-inch Samsung display with a Peerless-AV Smart Mount Universal Flat Wall Mount.

The outdoor East Gate area installation included three Peerless-AV Smart City Kiosks with 55" Xtreme High Bright Outdoor Displays fixed to concrete pedestals. Each was equipped with a Wi-Fi antenna and a BrightSign media player. There are also Two Peerless-AV 75-inch Xtreme High Bright Outdoor Displays (XHB754) with Outdoor Flat Wall Mounts.
Meiner shares insight on the deployment of digital signage and kiosks from placement strategy to the challenges an outside installation presents.

The traditional approach to digital signage may soon take a big turn given the advent of virtual AR-powered signage. The leader driving the change is Skidattl, a start up led by Randy Marsden who serves as CEO. Marsden is known for numerous successful ventures including the onscreen keyboard Swype , which was acquired by Microsoft, and Dryft, which was acquired by Apple.

Skidattl is a B2B SaaS platform enables businesses to place virtual signs in the real world using AR. It had its soft launch at the FASTSIGNS International Convention 2025 and the enthusiastic feedback on virtual signage was clear.

In this episode of the Digital Signage Today podcast Marsden shares how he envisions a future where virtual information seamlessly integrates with the real world.

In this episode of the Digital Signage Today podcast, Judy Mottl talks with Ricardo Belmar, director partner marketing for retail and consumer goods at Microsoft.

In this role, Belmar helps Microsoft Cloud for Retail partners grow their business by delivering cloud-based AI solutions and services to retailers and consumer goods brands, solving their business challenges in supply chain, store operations, and elevating the shopper journey. He is also the podcast producer and host of The Retail Razor Podcast Network series of podcasts helping retailers cut through the clutter in retail trends and retail technology.

Belmar has over two decades of experience leading retail tech marketing and product teams to help retail organizations deliver elevated customer experiences and optimize their operations using technology including digital signage and shares his insights on big innovations and where digital signage is heading in the next decade.