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Signet Interactive and FriendMedia have teamed up to offer a digital signage with content-as-a-service for a complete turnkey package.

Digital signage is helping patients at a United States healthcare facility on their road to recovery and helping staff avoid burnout.

Christie has signed an exclusive deal with National Amusements to deliver 'experiential' displays and digital posters to theatres across the US.

Facebook is targeting small and medium businesses with its latest video offering which enables businesses to showcase their work.

BroadSign and Key Systems Out Of Home Software integrate their platforms to provide a single solution for enterprise network operators.

Digital signage rides to the rescue when a romantic meal, chocolates and flowers just aren't enough on Valentine's Day...

Large LED screens are being used to promote Minneapolis to visitors and locals alike, offering a positive impact for the community for years to come.

Transparent LED displays and surround sound are creating 'an engaging atmospheric experience' in Primark's new Spanish flagship store.

Promapp Solutions secures research & development grant to aid international expansion and increase development team.

Digital signage has come to the fridge door, with Real Digital Media and Anthony's iDoor providing HD visual promotions on transparent doors.

Whanganui has been named a Smart21 Community putting the city in the running for the global Intelligent Community of the Year award.

Three Kiwi companies have won awards at the UN-sponsored World Summit Awards for digital innovation, with another three making finalist stage.

IT experts will head to the CITRENZ conference, with the aim of further increasing interest in IT amongst young New Zealanders.

Wellington-born startup, AREA360, has received $5.5 million investment from a US technology venture group, and is expanding into the American market.

eDMs don't work. They invade people's inboxes. They can get labelled as spam. They're more expensive and less effective than editorial integration.

New Zealand accounting software pioneer Xero expects to double global revenue to more than $200 million in the year to March 2016.

The past six months have been non-stop for Weirdly, and this Auckland-based start up shows no signs of slowing down.

New Zealand-based Qotient's innovative cloud and app tool boosts sales team productivity by codifying best practices, now eyeing North American expansion.

Auckland-based travel firm Serko reports annual loss of $6.4m, but expects to be profitable in H1 2017. Revenue up 55% to $10.4m.

Xero boss Rod Drury says the accounting software developer has changed its tactics for hiring senior executives after the departure of a US chief exec.