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More than just a billboard. Digital signage has rapidly become a tool for everything from displaying menus or promotional content to internal communications.

TV screens displaying all manner of content are now almost everywhere. But if you're considering using a digital signage system for your business, whether that's a logistics warehouse, a hotel resort or a coffee shop, there's probably one question on your mind....

There are many digital signage software solutions available, with a range of prices - from free to nearly $100 per screen per month.

Here at ScreenCloud, we offer digital signage software starting from $20 per screen per month. But just because a digital signage system costs a little more than the competition, this doesn't necessarily mean it's a no-brainer.

The variation in cost often reflects the flexibility, scalability and features of the software.

For example, a free digital signage software tool might cost nothing to start using. But it will likely be limited in how you can use it, how easy it is to connect and often with minimal support if you run into problems. Likewise, if you do need to expand your signage across multiple sites, or if you want advanced features such as remote management or enterprise grade technology, you might find the free or cheap solutions are less adaptable.

The hardware for digital signage can also vary hugely, depending on your requirements. A typical TV screen used for digital signage can start from as low as $200. You can also spend many thousands of dollars for an LED video wall or larger screen for commercial displays.

You'll also need to factor in the controller and operating system that your digital signage solution supports. In most cases you can plug in a consumer grade media player such as an Amazon Fire stick or Google Chromecast. This will allow you to remotely manage your signage content, which can be especially useful if you have multiple sites with multiple screens.

Cheaper digital signage solutions might require connections with HDMI cables, or even USB drives - which can be frustrating and fiddly when it comes to updating content.

You can connect any consumer grade TV screen or tablet to digital signage software. This means that you could, in theory, use a TV under $100.

However, in the name of better performance, efficiency and longevity, you should look at TVs which are made for commercial displays. These will cost anything upwards of $200, depending on factors such as size and display technology.

Some of the best options for digital signage display screen include:

This is just a small selection of the brands and product lines available for TVs for digital signage - and whatever your budget there are lots of options.

You will need some kind of software to manage your digital signage content and displays. Some digital signage software is relatively simple, and just allows you to connect your controlling device (eg. a laptop or mobile phone) and upload your screen designs.

Made for purpose digital signage software such as ScreenCloud doesn't just allow you to network your devices and screens. You'll also be able to do advanced management tasks such as content creation, display zoning (i.e; displaying different stuff in different areas), content scheduling and remote management.

Truth be told, the list of cheap and free digital signage software is long.

In theory, you could set up one to three TV displays and pay nothing for the software.

But if you're looking for top-tier support, glitch-free operation, high performance, remote operation and best in class security, you'll need to pay a monthly package price.

ScreenCloud starts from $20 per screen, per month. Try us out for free with a 14 day trial.

You'll find other software packages offering monthly digital signage pricing starting from as low as $3 per month. However, ScreenCloud is one of the most powerful signage solutions on the market, with a user friendly interface, great tech support and functionality across all types of hardware from consumer grade to high end professional screens.

To connect wirelessly to your screens, you'll need a media player. Popular consumer grade media players can be picked up for as little as $25. These include:

Consumer smart TVs also come with in-built media connection players, allowing you to connect easily from your laptop, phone or other device. While these are very useful for simple signage, for more complex networking they don't offer the reliability and stability of made for purpose digital signage players such as ScreenCloud OS.

Beyond your hardware and software, you'll also need to factor in your installation costs. This will of course depend on numerous factors such as:

Installing menu board signage in a single restaurant might cost you just a few hundred dollars, whilst adding a network of screens across a hotel resort, healthcare facility or various retail shops could stretch into the multiple thousands.

Check local installers before budgeting your digital signage installation costs.

While digital signage is a cost effective communication tool, you do need to ensure you manage regular maintenance to get the best out of your signage setup.

With regards to the software, this is usually automatically updated. But it is worth checking that you are running the latest version of the software, which should also include security patches and performance upgrades.

With hardware related maintenance, make sure to check your screen mounts, any cables or electrical inputs and the screen casing on a regular basis. Ideally every six to 12 months. This is especially important for screens in public spaces, those mounted at height or screens which are exposed to the elements.

While it can be a simple process to audit a few screens in an office every few months, a larger setup might require a professional service.

Maintenance costs can range from around $200 for a one off service on a small setup, to $2000 or more on a larger digital signage network.

Creating and managing great digital signage displays is something that can require additional skills. Especially if you need regular content creation, for example for D2C marketing or a public facing messaging service.

There are also many excellent software tools which make it easier than ever to create eye-catching signage, for example Canva.

Tools such as ScreenCloud feature a suite of apps and templates so you don't need to hire a professional team of graphic designers or pay for additional apps.

With that being said, creating regular great quality displays can take time, even if you have access to our excellent templates. Many companies already hire graphic designers and content managers, so these teams can easily be repurposed to create signage too.

Factor in the time and skills required for your digital signage design. While many organizations have the manpower available, consider whether you will need to add an extra employee to manage your network.

Factoring in all the digital signage costs, what benefits do you actually get from using it? While this might depend on your industry, signage use and your business goals for your digital signs, these are some of the common benefits of using digital signage.

Do people remember the messages they see? Well, with email, the recall rate is about 40%, and with printed media it can be up to 77%. With digital signage, our own data shows that the recall rate can be up to 83%.

So if you want people to get the memo, it seems like digital signs are best.

Deskless workers make up 80% of the global workforce. And while these essential workers can make or break a business, being able to communicate with them can be a challenge - as they don't have access to company email.

Various studies show that digital signage improves a broad range of employee related statistics, including:

Staff productivity improved by an average of 25%

Accident and sickness rates reduced by 20%

We're bombarded with ads and marketing messages in our daily lives. But studies show that digital signage is a powerful tool for retail or customer facing businesses.

8 out of 10 customers admit entering a store because of digital signage

30% increase in return customers with digital signage

59% of retail customers believe that digital signage influenced their buying decisions

Digital signage helped to improve sales by 30% in one specific retail setting

While the customer or visitor experience can be hard to quantify or value, it shouldn't be overlooked. And digital signage can offer a number of benefits when it comes to the perception of your visitors or potential clients.

Digital displays can improve perceived waiting time for customers by 35%

94% of customers rely on user generated content to help make a purchasing decision

55% of travelers prefer hotels with self check-in kiosks

But that's just the tip of the iceberg...

Yes. Connecting digital signage hardware to your software solution is simple and takes just a few minutes. And, with ScreenCloud, you don't need any technical skills to get your digital displays running.

Install your TV screens or other display devices in your required locations

Add your media player devices, if required

How much does it cost to get started with digital signage? And are digital displays cost effective for your business? We look at hardware, software and more.

How Much Does Digital Signage Cost? And Is It Effective?

Movie theaters are more than just the movie itself - everything from the coming soon posters to the smell of fresh popcorn contribute to the experience. And while movie posters and ice cream stands are typical cinema features, cinema owners and multiplexes are adopting digital signage for a variety of reasons.

Whether it's upselling your snack deals, or improving the customer experience, these displays can be a powerful tool in cinemas.

So how can you use digital signage for cinemas?

From posters to self-service kiosks, there are a wide range of digital displays and signage you'll find across the average movie theater. Some of the typical ways to use this technology to your advantage include:

Displaying movie schedules is one of the original forms of movie theater digital signage. In fact, multiplexes and larger cinema halls have been using TV screens to list todays screenings for decades now.

The ‘Now Playing’ cinema signage display is normally mounted at the entrance to the theater, especially if this is where the ticket office is. You'll also find this signage in the main foyer area near to self-service kiosks.

A high impact video wall is often a focus feature in cinemas and multiplexes. These larger screens tend to be mounted on a wall by the entrance, or in the foyer, and often stream a mix of movie trailers or ads for snacks, or sometimes just normal ads.

Video walls offer a genuine wow factor, making them perfect for more impactful signage.

You walk into a movie theater and are immediately greeted by HD movie posters and trailers of exciting movies. These will play action sequences, touching emotional scenes, and comedic gags from yellow minions. And now, you’re considering watching something else entirely…

You’ll often find movie poster displays in the cinema’s foyer or hallways, or even the bathroom. When digital signage is worked into cinema foyers, it can be used to get people hyped about current showings and upcoming movies. This is primarily because a digital poster display can be set up to showcase all kinds of promo materials.

Movie theaters can also use their foyer signage to promote deals like popcorn and drink combos, which people can enjoy while watching their movies.

When you walk into a movie theater, one of the first things that usually catches your eye is the menu board above the snack stand. In fact, beyond the movie posters, the food displays are one of the main elements of most movie theaters.

Here, you'll find everything from mouth-watering images of fresh hot dogs, buttery popcorn or fizzy sodas to tempting candy. They also highlight special combo deals, making it easier for you to decide on that perfect movie snack. 

Digital signs offer dynamic content that integrates motion graphics and a wide range of promotional slides. The content can also be quickly updated, which lets your theater promote limited-time offers and seasonal treats.

Read more: Digital Menu Board App Guide for ScreenCloud

Interactive kiosks can make things so much easier for cinema goers and staff alike. These sleek, digital stations offer self-service options like buying tickets and checking showtimes.

For example, with ScreenCloud digital signage software, cinemas can add QR codes to self service kiosks, letting customers complete the transaction on their mobile device. They could buy tickets on your website, see movie showing times, and maybe even pick their seating.

Movie theatres can use these kiosks in many ways, including streamlining the ticket-buying process, reducing wait times, and possibly even improving overall satisfaction. 

In the 21st century, the cinema experience goes beyond the film itself, but often includes the fans too. Social media walls are an increasingly common site in cinemas and other public experience venues and are a great way to build even more of a buzz.

How do you use social media walls on your cinema digital signage?

This can be by sharing customer experience feedback, for example reviews from visitors who have tagged you in their social reviews. Or, you can also aggregate reviews from across the major social platforms for a more general overview.

And yes, you can moderate content before you share it on your digital signage - so no fear of spoilers!

Signs for wayfinding are another great way to use digital signage, especially in larger or multi-use venues. This can mean tablet sized displays next to screen entrances which highlight the current and next screening, and the showing time.

Or, you can also include an interactive map so people can find the bathrooms, the merch store or the exits!

Strategically placed signage can be useful to upsell products using Point of sale displays. These can be a smaller dynamic poster display next to the tills which mention meal deal combos, membership packages or even advance purchase tickets for upcoming movies and events.

The billboard is typically an external display which is used to draw attention, which, in the case of a movie theater, usually means streaming movie trailers.

A digital signage billboard can easily be linked to your signage network and used to stream trailers or play relevant ads. To do this, you'll either need outdoor TV screens (such as The Terrace range from Samsung) or made for purpose LED billboard screens.

Screens such as the Philips X-Line range are made for billboard style digital signage. But make sure to check local regulations before you mount external screens.

ScreenCloud can be used to manage your signage content, from tablet sized displays to massive outdoor screens.

How to improve ticket sales using digital signage

So you’ve pulled the trigger and adopted a digital signage solution in your movie theater. How do you use the signage to increase footfall, raise ticket sales, and get that ROI flowing in?

1. Social media + digital signage = Excited movie audiences

Imagine you’re waiting in the lobby and seeing your tweet about the latest movie trailer featured on the big screen. For many people, that’s instant excitement.

Combining digital signage can turn passive waiting time into an interactive and engaging experience. It can also encourage more interaction with your social media pages, leading to a wider reach and more potential customers.

This is quite easy to set up in your theater too. All you’d need are a few dedicated screens, and using apps like Walls.io, Gallery for Instagram, and Social feed for Facebook, you can show real-time reactions, reviews, and fan art from your cinema’s social pages. 

Read more: Social Media Walls in Retail Stores: Everything You Need to Know

Digital signage is a powerful tool for building buzz and we’ve seen it used countless times, whether that’s to raise excitement through employee engagement, or increase marketing results through social proof.

In a cinema, there are many ways to use your signage to generate excitement, and some of them include:

Many movie theaters often show older classic movies like Disney’s back catalog and Arnold Schwarzenegger classics, and the buzz can really help get more people in the door here. Use your screens to excite customers about seeing movies with friends and family and making an experience out of it.

Your screens can also be used to keep the buzz going. A great example is the Barbenheimer cultural event of 2023, where both movies achieved peak buzz.

In the UK, they raised ticket sales, with over 14.58 million tickets sold. Once the experience was over, sales declined to 7.45 million in November (Statistica).

At its peak in August, it would have been weird to walk into a movie theater around that time and find neither trailer playing on a loop.

This is one example of how simply displaying promotional material can help you join the hype and reap the benefits of movie ticket sales. You can let people know the movies are showing by queuing them up in your digital poster displays.

Read more: Promoting events at the Strand Ballroom with digital signage.

3. Support your other marketing strategies

Chances are there are other marketing efforts by the movie studios happening. Or, perhaps your smaller cinema is hoping to attract patrons away from the bigger multiplex? You shop front digital signage can tie into other marketing efforts, or even sell your unique benefits in an eye-catching manner.

This might be through eye-catching slides, digital movie posters, membership deals or displays about upcoming attractions and promotions.

You can add this to other strategies, like word of mouth and social media marketing, to inform new and existing customers about flash sales on tickets, loyalty programs, or even special events.

Read more: Digital Guerrilla Marketing: The What, Why and How?

Pretty obvious, right? But it’s worth mentioning because "currently showing" signs can be useful for people who could use a nudge on what to see. Movie theatres could display detailed schedules, trailers, and posters to basically say, “Here’s what looks good” or “Check this one out.”

The best part of using digital signage here is that you can quickly update screens in real-time to reflect changes in schedule.

Most people come to the cinema to see the big blockbuster, or to catch a movie thats been promoted heavily. This usually means you’ll need to work extra hard to promote things like midnight showings, film festivals, or themed movie nights because your business is the only source of that information.

So, put your digital signage to work by promoting these events. Use a combination of movie trailers, posters, countdowns, and eye-catching slides to build excitement and anticipation.

Promoting these events weeks and months in advance can also ensure that enough people see and are aware of them. That can diversify your audience and possibly increase the number of people who show up during the event.

Everyone loves a good deal, and when it comes to more affordable movie snacks, more people are likely to take the deal. Use your digital signage and TV screens to display menus, special offers and deals using bold imagery, clear text, animated graphics and mouth-watering images.

Whether it's better ticket prices for members, drinks promotions or loyalty programs, make sure you highlight services and products on your digital poster display.

A digital display in the right place can improve the less-than-great parts of the cinema experience, such as waiting for your movie to start or standing in queue for your ticket.

Your screens can reduce perceived wait times by displaying promotional materials for upcoming movies or even great deals that customers can enjoy once they get up to the concession stand.

Launch your cinema digital signage with ScreenCloud

Movie theaters often have to sell an experience to customers, and it extends from the time they walk in the door to even after the movie has finished. Well-placed digital display screens can make this easier to achieve.

ScreenCloud's digital signage software is excellent for movie theaters looking to engage their customers, build anticipation for current movies, or keep them entertained while waiting for their movies.

Our CMS lets you load movie trailers and HD movie posters to all your screens in little to no time, and you can create playlists or schedule content so the screen displays the right visual at the right time. There is also a wide range of other features, including dozens of apps and integration options, custom design templates, and the ability to manage screens in multiple locations.

Sign up for a free trial, or request a demo to find out more.

The cinema experience is more than just the movies. From movie posters to snacks and more, find out how digital signage can improve the experience.

How Cinema Digital Signage Can Max The Movie Theatre Experience

How Digital Signage Can Max the Movie Theatre Experience

Government agencies need to be (or should be) efficient and effective in everything they do. After all, they're accountable to the tax paying public and any perceived money wasting or ineffectiveness reflects badly.

With government institutions often being large, multi-site and fragmented organizations, using digital signage to improve communications can have a massive impact.

Whether it's sharing information - both internal and external, community-related content, promoting public safety and health initiatives through PSAs, promoting events or queue management. The use cases for government digital signage are many and varied - as we're about to find out.

Why do government agencies need digital signage?

Whether it's keeping people informed while waiting in line, or sharing critical information between staff members in city hall, digital signage offers a variety of benefits.

Keeping everyone on the same page can be a challenge in a large government office; passing information without watching the original message change can be just as difficult.

Digital signage helps here by allowing for instant updates and announcements, ensuring that all employees receive critical information in a timely fashion. Engaging visual communications can display important messages and alerts in government offices and empower staff.

Internal messages can also circulate quickly, as soon as IT staff publish the slides in the digital signage CMS.

Many government buildings serve as public-facing spaces, which is another opportunity for digital signage to improve communication. Screens can engage and inform the public about services, events, and important notices and even share emergency alerts when the need arises.

Digital signage can help diverse individuals access information quickly and effortlessly. IT staff can create content in multiple languages using a tool like Google Translate. They can then make the content available on different slides, and enable end-users to access information in their preferred language.

This will work best with interactive screens that allow people to switch between different slides. But if it is executed properly, everyone can receive the necessary updates without looking for a translator or getting left behind.

With the proper hardware, signage screens can also help accessibility compliance - for example ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) - providing accessible information to staff or visitors with disabilities through features like audio support and high-contrast visuals.

Printing costs, time spent manually updating signage and the impact of outdated messages all add up.

Statistics show that about one-third of all US government printing is wasted, which is about $440 million annually. Traditional printed materials are costly and environmentally unfriendly.

Here, digital signage plays a cost-saving role where it can reduce the need for paper, cutting costs and saving money.

Government offices frequently need to train and educate their staff on new policies, procedures, and technologies. Digital signage software can be an effective tool here, as it can help deliver training materials and educational content. 

We’ve already seen widespread adoption in corporate offices, where digital signage is used for employee training, engagement, and presentations. The government could tap into this resource and optimize how it delivers training.

Large government institutions can be difficult to navigate, with the many departments, levels, and corridors. Digital signage can help direct foot traffic by providing interactive wayfinding systems that offer directions, maps, and other helpful information.

How to use digital signage for public sector workplaces

We've seen some of the benefits of using digital signage for government institutions. So how can you put this into action?

Once digital signage solutions are set up across your sites, they can be used for a variety of applications, including:

Displays can be used to display content like daily announcements, important policy updates, and bulletins. A system like this would be very useful for getting information out fast, and so the screens should be set up in common areas like 

Bear in mind also that digital signage can be segmented into zones, so you can create content for public areas and staff areas easily.

Even though it has many communication applications, digital signage can also help disseminate public information. Well-placed screens can tell visitors about services, office hours, and events. Local government entities can use screens to share information about the local community, cultural events, charity initiatives, public transportation schedules, and public health initiatives.

Screens can also help with crowd control and other visitor management tasks that make staff’s job easier. A good example is helping reduce perceived wait times by displaying updates on queues.

This use case is related to courthouses where screens can update people on upcoming cases and court appearance times. Court can be stressful, for obvious reasons, but properly configured digital signage screens can make that easier to bear.

It might be communication between departments or simply displaying that a room is in session and not accessible to the public.

There are many ways to execute office wayfinding signs with digital signage, from simple directional messages with arrows to elaborate maps and even QR codes that lead to online interactive floor plans.

The beauty of using digital signage for navigation is that you can use the screen to share other kinds of information, whether bulletins for the general public, important updates on office hours, or even a simple welcome message.

Digital signage is being used in the corporate sector to boost staff morale through recognition boards, and the approach can be just as effective for civil servants.

Use office digital signage to recognize staff birthdays, anniversaries, achievements, and unique accomplishments. You can even take this one step further by displaying the results of staff-led community initiatives on public-facing screens to show the general public their good work.

Getting information out quickly and efficiently is critical when it comes to health and safety. Using digital signage in appropriate offices for this purpose can help ensure people don’t miss a beat.

The announcements could include regular reminders like hygiene practices or updates on seasonal illnesses like the flu. Buildings that would benefit the most from this government digital signage use case are:

Educational institutions like public schools

Public service centers like social service offices

Digital screens can also play a huge role in sharing emergency alerts. They could display content on the nature of the emergency, urge people to stay calm and show directions to the nearest exit.

One way to make this even more effective is to prepare the content beforehand. That way, IT staff can quickly log in to the CMS and send the slides to all the relevant screens during an emergency.

Digital signage screens can be very helpful when you have a sought-after meeting room. Integrate your screens with booking systems, and you can display meeting schedules and availability outside conference rooms. That way, everyone easily knows when a room is available, and general confusion can be reduced.

Some apps let you display real-time data on your digital signage for employees and visitors to follow and plan their days accordingly.

Here’s a short list of live feed apps available on ScreenCloud:

Business and Finance News: Get the latest updates in the finance sector

Sports News: Display written news headlines on the latest sports developments

Local Traffic: Share visual data about traffic and congestion.

Local Transport: Display bus, train, or metro information at a glance.

Perhaps one of the more obvious uses of digital signage is as a presentation tool. This means you can use it to deliver training videos, tutorials, and e-learning content to staff – really useful for mandatory training sessions and ongoing professional development.

Digital signage can also be used for ongoing training, delivering information in bite-sized pieces that employees can interact with throughout the day. 

How to implement government digital signage solutions

Launching digital signage in government facilities may require planning, deliberating, and consulting higher-ups. After all, you may not be able to make unilateral changes for the entire building or agency.

So, here are some things to keep in mind to increase your chances of success and make the installation process as smooth as possible.

Decide what the goals are for your new digital signage system by meeting with department heads, facility managers, and the staff who’ll interact with the screens on a day-to-day basis. 

Usually, the primary objective is to improve internal communications, but maybe your office has other needs. Or maybe you're looking to improve information flow in a specific way.

This may involve developing a budget proposal, justifying the digital signage ROI and Return on Objectives (ROO) and seeking approval from the finance department and senior management. It might help to include details on the digital signage hardware, digital signage software solution, and specific goals the system will meet.

3. Choose the right digital signage software

The digital signage solution you adopt needs to be tailored for a government organization. That includes core capabilities like:

Compatibility with existing government IT infrastructure

That’s, of course, in addition to simple digital signage features like:

Tip: Learn more about choosing and rolling out signage hardware in our free eBook, The IT Team’s Guide to Signage.

Once you’ve settled on a solution, procure the digital signage hardware and decide where they’ll be installed. Places to consider include lobbies, employee break rooms, meeting rooms, and reception areas

The content on your government digital signage screen can make it engaging or easier to ignore. That’s why it’s important to create a strategy around engaging, informative content that caters to the needs of your audience.

One of the huge benefits of using ScreenCloud for public sector digital signage is that it is user friendly. This means that getting members of your team up to speed with creating quality content takes minimal time, with no special skills needed.

Tip: Learn more about creating the Ultimate Digital Signage Playlist.

Digital signage for public sector and government agencies such as town hall offices, local councils, prison services, job centres, military facilities and more

Digital signage for public sector and government agencies such as town hall offices, local councils, prison services, job centers, military facilities and more

Digital Signage for Government: How and Why to Use it 

Standing out and capturing the attention of your audience is more crucial than ever. This is especially true for customer facing small businesses, where first impressions can very well determine the success or failure of the business.

Digital signage has become an invaluable tool, especially for catering, hospitality and retail businesses. And many business owners will look towards a free or entry level tool to create their first digital sign.

Among the many digital signage solutions available, Google’s Chrome Sign Builder has been a popular choice for many. But its impending discontinuation has left many small businesses in a lurch, scrambling to find a suitable replacement that won’t break the bank.

Chrome Sign Builder is, or was, a free digital signage utility for Chrome devices that allowed businesses to schedule and display content across their digital signs and information boards.

It provided an easy, efficient, and, importantly, free way to manage digital displays. Users could download Chrome Sign Builder from the Chrome Web Store and create a slide presentation for retail stores, display restaurant menus, or even have simple content displayed for announcements and bulletin boards.

The Chrome Sign Builder app could be used on Chrome OS devices such as Chromebooks, Chromeboxes, and Chromebits to manage display schedules. To configure Chrome Sign Builder for scheduling and displaying content, users could use a handy calendar view to set display schedules, configure default URL settings, export configuration files, and deploy the ChromeOS player for digital signage display.

In short, the tool leveraged the simplicity and security of Chrome OS, making it an ideal solution for businesses looking for a straightforward and cost-effective way to manage their digital displays.

NOTE: While Google Chrome Sign Builder is still available to use on the Chrome Web Store, Google has announced that it will be discontinued and stop working in January 2025.

The importance of customer facing digital signage

Digital signage has transitioned from a nice-to-have to a must-have for businesses striving to maintain a competitive edge.

Using tools like Google Slides and YouTube videos for creating and managing display content can simplify the process and enhance flexibility. But, it goes beyond merely displaying information; it’s about enhancing the customer experience, improving efficiency, and driving sales.

From switching between the lunch or breakfast menu in a cafe, to highlighting the latest offers in a retail store. Digital signage offers a versatile channel to bolster brand visibility, inform and entertain customers, and influence purchasing decisions.

Google’s Chrome Sign Builder has been a useful tool for businesses starting out with digital signage. But what are the alternatives when it’s discontinued?

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