The coronavirus has shaken almost every industry, as investors and consumers alike are panicking over the true impact of the virus. Due to increasing restrictions on public gatherings and travel, people are becoming far more isolated as well. Digital signage vendors are also feeling the impact of the coronavirus due to supply chain restrictions and stock market volatility. “Stock market volatility as a result of coronavirus fears may cause budget reductions and approval delays that could impact demand for digital signage vendors in the near-term,” Jeff Hastings, CEO of BrightSign, told Digital Signage Today. However, during tumultuous times, digital signage can prove to be a calming factor that can both provide tools to help people stay connected and stay informed. Staying connectedMany schools have shut down to help contain the coronavirus outbreak. But while buildings may be closed it doesn’t mean that students can’t keep on learning. For example, ViewSonic Corp., a provider of education digital signage, is offering its myViewBoard collaboration software for free for schools. This software offers tools ranging from video conferencing, digital whiteboarding and huddles to help teachers stay connected with their students even during outbreaks. “As a stakeholder in the education sector, we wanted to make sure we’re doing our part in supporting schools, educators, students and parents in this very trying time, especially those without access to distance learning,” said James Chu, CEO of ViewSonic, in a release on the initiative. “While some schools with pre-existing capabilities have already implemented distance learning during school closures, many more have been caught off guard by the coronavirus and have ceased all in-person classes.” These tools are also helping businesses stay connected. “Companies facing travel restrictions will host more meetings remotely, so we expect to see a big uptick in the use of our Zoom App that enables companies to conduct video collaboration over their networked displays,” Staisey Divorski, VP of marketing for Enplug, said in an interview. Staying informedAnother key use for digital signage is to help provide public safety information for people to help protect themselves from infection and keep up-to-date on the latest news. “Digital signage plays a more important role than ever in trying times like these. That’s because sharing important health and safety information quickly is necessary for keeping employees and customers safe,” Divorski said. For example, workplaces can deliver reminders to use hand sanitizer or to wash their hands via displays throughout a building, so that employees constantly have that top of mind when they are going about business. On the outdoor segment, DOOH displays can deliver health tips such as how long to wash hands and time-sensitive information about business closings. The goal for digital signage during these stressful times should be to provide good information and to create a positive experience for customers. Click here to read more stories on the virus’ impact on digital signage. Coronavirus / COVID-19Customer ExperienceDigital SignageIn-Store MediaInteractive / Touchscreen BRADLEY COOPERBradley Cooper has been editor of Digital Signage Today since 2016. His background is in information technology, advertising, and writing.CONNECT WITH BRADLEY:LINKEDINTWITTERWEBSITE Duchon Signs Winnipeg Manitoba Canada “Signing the Nation” Via https://duchonsigns.wordpress.com/2021/10/25/digital-signage-provides-calming-presence-amidst-coronavirus-pandemic/
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It’s been more than 3 months since the WHO declares COVID-19 as a global pandemic. In April 2020, the UN labour agency said cutbacks equivalent to nearly 200 million full-time workers are expected in just three-month time. According to the agency, retail and wholesale sectors have seen impacted most with 482 million workers affected. Meanwhile, other industries such as manufacturing, business services and administration, food and accommodation are seeing 463 million, 157 million, and 144 million jobs affected, respectively. There’s no such numbers found for the design industry, or any other creative industries, which sector contributes more than AU$90 billion to Australia’s economy annually. According to the Bureau of Communications and Arts Research, Design alone contributed AU$42.8 billion in 2018. Design, like other creative services, started as a sub-department of Marketing. As we go further into the pandemic (along with the Black Lives Matter movement), most likely to be followed by a recession, ad spending cuts leading to creative jobs lost in marketing. From a purely capitalistic perspective, job reduction decisions, um, kinda make sense. The logic goes: if no one is buying, then what’s the point of selling, which money can be used elsewhere. And since they can’t sell products, maybe they don’t need Marketers, Designers, and the Recruiters hiring those roles. Looking further to the near future, ad spending cuts means advertising holding companies are also preparing for a drop in demand. In other spaces where Designers are occupying such as tech and startups, Design or new products may not look like a good investment right now; hence, UX-ers are also being laid off. Most companies are currently running on preservation mode, including VC funds. And when those funds tighten their spending budgets, there is less hiring in the startup space. Of course, Marketers and Designers are much more than just pixels and words. Designers make not only usable but easy-, sometimes even delightful- to-use products. Marketers are those who let the products known to the public. Without creative workers, there’s no marketing. But as we’ve enjoyed the glory of having a seat at the table for the last few years. In reality, it’s not just the junior Designers who are getting made redundant, many executive roles are also being cut despite years of advocating for the roles of creative services in other sectors. But first, let’s take a step back to see how we got here as an industry. The Evolution of Digital DesignWhatever we call ourselves — Product Designers, UI Designers, Visual Designers, even UX Designers, unicorns, we are Visual Communicators at heart. Visual Communication first started with cave and rock paintings approximately 40,000 years ago, in the Upper Paleolithic period. Visual Communication continued to appear throughout history in many forms, including the Sumerian written language dated back 3300–3000 BCE (similar to the usage of iconography in modern days), Medieval Calligraphy] in the Middle Ages (typography), Storefront Signage in the 1389 (signage design), until the first official logo made in the late 1400s. The term “graphic design” wasn’t coined up until 1922, when book designer William Addison Dwiggins first used the phrase to describe his role. Evidently, explaining what we do to non-Designers has been a struggle since the very beginning. In 1990, Adobe Photoshop got released for the first time, having significantly changed the design industry as a whole. Since the 15th century, Design and Marketing have been going hand-in-hand; when the printing houses printed logos to show off how good their printing was, and then the dot com boom took place in the 20th century. My first design job was an internship at a global advertising firm — creating illustrative monsters for an instant noodle brand in South East Asia. I even got paid for those 3 months of working. As creative workers, we worked, (and many are still working) as Illustrators, Storyboarders, Copywriters, Decorators, Sound Engineers, Video Editors and so on. After the dot com boom, there’s a new virtual realm for everyone to capitalise on. A fork happened within the Design industry itself. A lot of us became tech workers. When a significant portion of the creative workforce left advertising, agencies had to get, well, creative. The business started to change. Ads move online. New skills and processes were developed. Agencies joined the technology’s fun-zone (and the handsome profits that came with it). Some even started to create their own products. Designers began to advocate for Design “in-house”; we’d seen Design as something more than just pretty graphics and well-lit photographs, even beyond marketing. We educated non-Designers about the roles Design can play, that we can mean big business, too. But after a while we could feel it, the weird feeling something is not right. But we’d got a seat at the big table, why aren’t we happy? The Productionisation of DesignIn the past decade, design processes have been dramatically productionised. Design services and what they produced became commodities. In other words, Design is a service and design deliverables are commodities. Illustrators and Art Directors moved into Product Design. Creative Director became Heads of Design. The industry industrialised, everyone tries to figure out how to quantify creativity. As a result, we started to see standards and best practices; most notably, accessibility and the Ethical Design movement. But we also seem to have lost the fun of designing. Websites look the same. Everyone “moves fast and breaks things”. Not everyone understands what responsibilities a designer has, what type of decisions they would make. Meanwhile, working Designers are too busy to design. Design process and theories are not just about productivity, collaboration, and professional growth. Sometimes, it’s about proving Design’s worth beyond aesthetics and complex flows. Let’s be honest, some deliverables we create are there to educate non-Designers about Design, not to contribute to the work itself. If we’re not careful, Design will continue to move further towards pointlessness trying to prove its usefulness. But some of us want more. We got into Design because it’s a creative job, not because we want to pump out one wireframe after another.https://cdn.embedly.com/widgets/media.html?type=text%2Fhtml&key=a19fcc184b9711e1b4764040d3dc5c07&schema=twitter&url=https%3A//twitter.com/thisisgrey/status/1265010836755697666&image= The Current State of AffairsWhen COVID-19 hit the world, we all acutely felt its consequences. And we’ll continue to feel its effects for generations to come. Qantas, the largest Australian airline, stood down 20,000 workers, not only their crews but also their UX team (as seen on LinkedIn). Since the pandemic hit, Uber has laid off about 25% of its workforce. Lyft also laid off 17% of its workforce, nearly 1,000 employees. At least 50 employees of the South By Southwest festival were let go after this year’s event was cancelled, according to the Washington Post. The list goes on. When I was an intern creating those instant noodle packages, Cannes Lions was the dream. I’ve moved far away from advertising since then. A quick look at social media nowadays though, I see more and more disgruntled creatives, who are sick of doing spec/scam work, awards for just awards’ sakes. Not all awards are like this, of course. Awards such as D&AD, awwwards and cssawards have always been inspirations for the industry. Meanwhile, companies like Omnicom Group, operating big advertising groups such as BBDO, DDB and TBWA, started to move their business into other growing areas due to the effects of the pandemic on advertising. Advertising is not the same as it was. Still, there are more Designers than ever. Companies like Airbnb were proud to be “design-led”. Everyone else is striving to be the same. Designers started to wear many hats to save costs, trading either the quality of the Designs and/or our mental health. We held on to our jobs, led by our curiosity. Occasionally, we simply try to get through the day, yearning for something more. For the record, I’m not saying stretching ourselves is a bad thing. On the contrary, forcing ourselves to acquire new knowledge and expand our skillsets is where we should always aspire to be. In reality, though, there’s a lack of understanding of Design within the public, not everyone understands a Designer’s responsibilities. Anecdotally, advertising agencies, despite their flaws, understand how to treat creative workers as creative people. We may not have that luxury working in other sectors. While good Design can be easily achieved, great Design demands a lot more time and money. When everyone wants great designs at low costs and fast turn-around, the Designer’s well-being eventually takes a toll. Design is broad and challenging. Surprisingly, something as crucial as Design has never been welcomed into the public until recent years. And came with this new fame and the Data-led Design movement is the commoditisation of creativity. As a result, as designers and makers, we crave for more, we start to make our own products, we become Engineers, Thinkers, Entrepreneurs, Strategists. The Design industry has evolved into something a lot bigger, beyond the design craft itself. Look Into the Near FutureDespite common belief, maintaining, or even increasing, ad budgets in current businesses can have a positive effect on sales and market share during and after the recession. Economy downturns have a knack for weeding out ill-equipped and unethical companies. Big players will be around for much longer due to the capitals they have obtained (ethically or not). A lot of others will fail. In a span of 5–10 years, we’ll see a new breed of businesses similar to what we saw after the 2008 financial crisis.
Much like Advertising, Design is an investment. The Design practice doesn’t stop at graphics on the screen or contained in the digital world. Simply put, to design is “to intend”. If you’re writing an essay, you’re designing an essay. If you’re building a team, you’re designing a team. To design is simply to have intention in creating something. Everyone designs (but not everyone is a professional Designer). Learning about Design Principles can help your business and even improve your everyday life. Moreover, freshly-started companies can take advantage of Design talents, who are suddenly on the market, to build a business with a solid foundation.
For those who have recently lost your jobs, it is a difficult time, but it is also the perfect time for you to revisit your current skillsets and decide the next best step. As Designers, we’re privileged, we can work from anywhere, and there are plenty of opportunities if we know where to look. In the past 3 months, we’ve also seen a lot of “slowing down” messages across the board. I suggest we try slowing down even after the pandemic. Facebook’s famous motto “Move Fast and Break Things” doesn’t work anymore. The market has been flooded with mediocre products with fast growth and unlimited profits’ as their North Star; instead of providing real values directly to consumers. A Better Design IndustryBefore this pandemic, there was a crisis within the advertising industry. While creatives in advertising are busy writing case studies while their bosses dine and wine the clients. Due to the economic fallout of the pandemic, many creatives have started their freelance businesses out of necessity. Only those who know how to adapt will weather the storm. Coming on top is those who are emotionally mature, strong in principals and are open enough to try new things, and in turn, transforming their respective field.
Niching and hyper specialisation trend will not take the main stage. Instead, consumers will go to cheaper options. Constraints on the dollars also mean better prioritisations within the organisations are required. Diversifying also means businesses need to be open to new opportunities, which may have not apparent before. This downturn of jobs in the market will continue to push for competition, which will force every Designer to pick up their game. Our roles in this turbulence time are to continue educating everyone about the nature of Design and the Creative craft. ConclusionsDesign as a field has gone to through many changes, and it’ll continue to change. After all, changes in a controlled environment are the cornerstone of good Design practice. Before the dot com boom, we were Signage Designers. Then we’re Brand Designers, Web Designers, Product Designers. Whatever job titles we may have, we’re the picture people, the word people, the creatives ones. It doesn’t matter what t-shirts and hoodies we wear, we’re the problem-solvers, communicators, storytellers. This is our time to think about how we can make Design better — not design deliverables but the design craft itself; by learning from both the good and the bad, and by continue educating ourselves and everyone around us.
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But display graphics are taking on new roles as a subset of experiential or environmental graphics for auto dealer showrooms. As the auto sales experience is changing post-COVID (as are so many things), and more auto sales move online to sites like Carvana, display graphics are also in a state of flux. Here in My Car The auto segment is an important one for some industry vendors. Avery Dennison, for example, makes vehicle wrapping films, and as a result have a major presence not just at graphic communications industry events such as PRINTING United and ISA, but also at auto-specific industry shows such as SEMA (Specialty Equipment Marketing Association). “Industry shows, like SEMA, ISA and others have always been important to us as a way to connect face-to-face with our customers and the many signage and print shops that use Avery Dennison graphic and vehicle wrapping films,” said David Korvah, marketing manager for Avery Dennison Graphics Solutions. “For shops and converters working within the automotive aftermarket segment, SEMA has been an especially important showcase to demonstrate the range of color, performance and creativity of our films. While we don’t typically compare shows, as the market segments differ, we do value these shows and look forward to the return of in-person events, like SEMA this year.” “Just like healthcare migrated from an institutional environment to a patient-experience environment, when you go into an auto dealership, it was less institutional,” said Scott Kozaruk, senior director of experiential design, product services and solutions, Sign & Graphics Division of Alliance Franchise Brands. “So from an experiential side, there were large-format graphics. Take Audi, for example, and their pursuit for performance since the RS 6 back in 2000. And they would go from nostalgic Audi applications to relevant performance-based thinking using large format. When you walked into the dealership, you’d see large graphics on which an Audi was driving down Big Sur at a high rate of speed conveying the sensation of performance. The environment in the auto dealership was starting to emulate more of an auto show type of atmosphere creating a buyer experience.” Kozaruk is based near Detroit, Mich., and thus is intimately familiar with the U.S. auto industry. One thing that changed during the pandemic and may or may not persist post-COVID (if there ever is a post-COVID) is that the car-buying process transformed from a visit to the showroom in person, take a test drive, and, if you found the right car, spend an inordinate amount of time in the dealership filling out forms. “You were encouraged to sit in the car, touch and feel it, but the pandemic shut that down and created a situation where it was by appointment and only a handful of people could walk into a dealership at one time,” said Kozaruk. “The showroom environment was on ice. You could buy a car over the internet from an auto dealership and they would deliver it to your driveway. That’s not to say that that didn’t require some amount of signage—social distancing, curbside pickup, curbside drop-off. It was adaptive.” Online Traffic Buying a car online is nothing new, but sites like Carvana are driving a lot of potential car buyers away from their local dealerships and online. However, there can be a hitch to this—and display graphics providers are helping solve one of these folks’ problems. “As the car business develops and constantly is adapting to new technologies, signage will follow,” said Maggie Harlow, president and CEO of Signarama Downtown Louisville (Ky.). “Even Carvana buys signs. They may not have traditional dealerships, but they certainly have facilities.” In fact, in some states, such as Kentucky, car dealers are required to have a brick-and-mortar location—sometimes even in the city in which they want to do business. “It’s an interesting model for car dealers,” she continued, “because despite the online business model, in a lot of states, legally, they still have to have a physical presence.” In fact, Signarama Downtown recently completed a project for a local Kentucky car dealer that was required to have a facility in Louisville. “They have a facility here, and we did signage for them,” Harlow said. “We put graphics on their windows to literally cover the windows because they don’t have a traditional brick-and-mortar retail site. So while the model keeps adapting, we just have to keep adapting along with it.” Dealing with Dealers There are opportunities for sign providers in working with auto dealers, but there can be challenges in breaking into that market. For example, a lot of auto dealerships are franchises. “Their franchises provide a lot of signage, so that sometimes limits what you can do,” Harlow said. “What we try to focus on are things like if they’re doing remodeling or they’re doing a build-out, or maybe they’re trying to brand their waiting area or do something unique. That’s when we can have an opportunity to help. Or it might be direction wayfinding on the campus of the dealership. But it is a challenge because they do have a ton of resources at their fingertips.” Another challenge is that the dealerships may already have relationships and agreements with the big national sign companies and franchises, so if you’re a small, independent sign shop, that can be another hurdle to clear. Harlow recommends a more local approach. “It might be visiting with the dealership staff who might need the actual help,” she said, “and stopping in at the used car lot to find the sales manager to talk about specific products. Maybe it’s pole banners, or maybe it’s an A-frame sign with their hours of operation, maybe stopping into the service shop and looking for the service manager and asking if they need any parking signs or decals for window or floor graphics to help direct traffic or for COVID. You might actually look at going to the locals on the ground and talking to them.” Harlow identifies another opportunity, one that is more on the construction side, and working directly with a large sign company that may be handling the project. “Talk to some of these large sign companies that might be opening a new facility—it seems like they’re building new showrooms all the time,” she said. “The manufacturer requires these dealers to constantly upgrade their facilities, so if you see construction start, reach out to that construction company, get an introduction to the provider of the signs, and find out if they need help with installation or help with site surveys and that kind of thing.” Kozaruk has been tracking a new kind of auto showroom that has emerged: “boutique” dealerships, not unlike boutique hotels. For example, there is the Marriott, and then there are several lines of smaller Marriott Bonvoy boutique hotels. A boutique dealership operates on the same basic principle. “A smaller venue, higher-end, better level of customer service,” said Kozaruk. “Here in the Detroit area, I’ve seen these boutique dealerships where they might be a Jeep dealer or a Ford dealer and they have an experiential environment, which might not have more than 10 or 15 cars in it at any given time. But it’s a sales venue, and I’ve done several of those interiors using large-format graphics, creating an environment that has actual artwork, and a more highbrow presentation and experience for the client.” Recovering from the Recovery During the year of COVID, there was a sense that all the trends that COVID had spawned—work at home, accelerated e-commerce, etc.—would continue post-COVID. In some cases, that hasn’t been the case—e-commerce as a percentage of all retail spiked in 2020 but has been returning to the same basic rate of adoption as before the pandemic. Are the trends we have been seeing in auto sales likely to continue? “I think people in general—myself included—want to sit in a new car and be able to experience it,” said Kozaruk. “I see things in recovery going back a little bit old school, using graphics and signage and printable material to create an experience to encourage people that it’s OK to come back into the dealership environment, to get people to come back in the door, that they feel that it’s an environment that they’re protected in.” (All images courtesy Signarama Downtown.) sourced original : https://www.printingnews.com/wide-format-signage/article/21155751/driven-to-distraction-display-graphics-and-signage-in-the-automotive-industry duchon signs signing the nation – max duchon Via https://duchonsigns.wordpress.com/2021/10/24/signage-industry-trends-driven-to-distraction/ Marvellous in many firms and industies outside of the “head office” , rah , rah rah at sales meetings staff are outside kept in the dark and are indeed treated with the “Just doing my Job” “The rules are golden and they are my rules” . Overall the Peon style of management. Not so below: Team, Even if you missed our internal announcement, I’m sure you’ve read the news in the press by now already. Slintel is now a part of 6sense. These last few weeks have been absolutely exhilarating (to say the least). I know many of you will have questions around what this means for us, our customers, and the future of the B2B RevTech landscape. This letter will answer some of those questions. But first things firstI want to take a moment to celebrate this milestone and also express my gratitude to you. We launched the first version of Slintel in 2018 and over the last three years, we have achieved some extraordinary things. We’ve quintupled our revenue year-on-year and established ourselves as a market leader in delivering B2B go-to-market insights. We have quickly grown from being a small team of ambitious individuals to being acquired by a global leader in the account-based engagement and revenue intelligence space. An organization’s success can only be attributed to the genius and the relentless toil of everyone that’s a part of it. Our story is no different. I’m immensely grateful for your support, trust, efforts, and contributions. Now, back to the futureWhy 6sense?Many of you know that several other companies have expressed interest to acquire Slintel in the past. While we were flattered by these offers, we passed on them because we wanted to continue to work towards the vision we set out to achieve. However, when we looked at 6sense, things were different. It’s almost uncanny just how much 6sense and Slintel’s worldviews align. Both teams strongly believe that the market is becoming more buyer-driven, and that to succeed, revenue teams need to be smarter, more data-driven, and empathetic to the buyer’s interests. Also, our offerings perfectly complement each other. One is a market-leading GTM Intelligence product while the other is a best-in-class GTM Orchestration product. One has an inbound-heavy, product-led motion while the other is great at closing enterprise deals. With the alignment in vision, product, and GTM expertise, it became clear that Slintel and 6sense are stronger together and can power better experiences for our customers. Also, to be honest, it is extremely rare to find a company that is a clear market leader, growing faster than everyone else with a near perfect Glassdoor employee rating. 6sense welcomed all of us to join all of them—and it all lined up perfectly. If you read 6sense CEO Jason Zintak’s post on the RevTech Revolution, you’ll notice how we were working towards a common goal long before we even had our first interaction. You’ll also see that the pain points and opportunities he’s addressing are things we’ve discussed in our own meetings. Every conversation with the 6sense Team has reaffirmed my belief that our companies are a perfect fit for each other. I’m certain you’ll feel the same way when you interact with them. This isn’t an exit, and we shouldn’t treat this as one. This is just the beginning of bigger, better things together, and an opportunity for two phenomenal companies to join hands to realize our vision faster. Our shared vision and the future of the productBoth Slintel and 6sense strongly believe that there needs to be transparency and trust between buyers and sellers to bring about the most optimal outcomes for both parties. Our shared vision is to build a world in which this is the norm. Slintel and 6sense’s combined solution is the most complete B2B revenue generation platform in the market, and will allow revenue teams to deliver pipeline goals efficiently, on time, and in style. Together, we will enable organizations to:
Think of Slintel’s insights as the fuel to 6sense’s engine. Together, we will help our customers propel their way into an account-based everything world while delivering customized experiences for their buyers. What changes now for our customers?Absolutely nothing. The Slintel team will continue to keep moving forward and adding to our product. Our priorities remain the same and we are even more committed to delivering on our promise to our customers. We are eager to set out on this journey to power the RevTech Revolution together, by combining our GTM Intelligence with 6sense’s GTM orchestration. What is the RevTech Revolution?There has been a fundamental shift in B2B buying that needs to be reflected across every sales and marketing organization to maintain a competitive edge. Buyers are spending more time on digital research than ever and 80% of buying decisions are complete before buyers start a conversation with a rep. In this buyer-powered world, traditional methods of selling aren’t as effective anymore. Sales and marketing teams need a new, smart way of doing things—they need to understand buyers, their pain points, and what they need to be able to customize experiences for them. Traditional marketing automation and CRM software are not built for the future and don’t help accomplish this. We are going to see a new breed of software that combines buyer intelligence with GTM orchestration to drive optimal outcomes for sales and marketing teams. So here we are in the era of the RevTech Revolution—the shift from:
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