DisplaySearch has announced
the final agenda for its upcoming Digital
Signage Conference, to
be held on August 17 in San Jose, California, as part of the
company’s August Conference Series. The conference will bring together
speakers from all facets of the digital signage supply chain with presentations
on near and long-term digital signage opportunities in vertical markets, such as
retail, healthcare, restaurants, education, entertainment, hospitality and
transportation, among others.
“With a solid line up of
speakers at this year’s event, the DisplaySearch Digital Signage Conference is a must attend event for anyone doing business in this
segment,” noted Chris Connery, DisplaySearch Vice President of Large Format Commercial
Displays. “Conference attendees will have access to our latest industry data
and market forecast and insight of the digital out of home display segment, and
insight from key executives from leaders in the industry.”
Digital
Signage Conference Agenda
§ Welcome, Paul Semenza, Senior Vice President, Analyst Services, DisplaySearch
§ Digital
Signage Market Overview, Chris Connery,
Vice President PC and Large Format Commercial Displays, DisplaySearch
Session
I: Commercial-Use Displays through the Eyes of the FPD/IT Industry
§ A
Look Into How the Quest for Visual Impact is Driving LCD Trends, Chris Bradley, Sales Manager, AUO
§ Super-Narrow
Bezel LCDs and New Market Opportunities,
Benedict Ahn, Director, DID Sales and Marketing Team, LCD Business, Samsung Electronics
§ New
Subsidized Business Models to Bring Digital Signage to the Masses, Jeff Dowell, Vice President, Digital Signage Business
Solutions, LG Electronics
§ The
Processor at the Core of Digital Signage; One CPU per Display? Jose Avalos, General Manager, Embedded & Communications
Group, Intel
§ Leveraging
the Channel for Solution Selling; a Paradigm Shift, Rick Albert, Vice President, Flat Panel Display, Panasonic Solutions Company
Session
II: New Digital Signage Business Models – Where Does Digital Advertising Fit
Within the Marketing Mix?
§ How
Display Providers Can Help Cross the Chasm Between Traditional Media and
Digital Place-Based Media (OOH),
Ashley Flaska, Vice President of Marketing, NEC Display Solutions
§ Perceptions
of One of the US’s Top Ten Advertising Agencies Regarding where Digital Signage
Fits into Today’s Media Mix, Tom Talbert,
EVP, Director Media Services, Campbell-Ewald
§ Push
or Pull? How is Digital Place-Based Media Getting on Today’s Media Plans and What
are the Challenges and Opportunities to Grow this Market? Jack Sullivan, SVP OOH Director, Starcom Worldwide
Session
III: VARs, Distributors and End-User Roles in Emerging Markets
§ More
than the Display; Connection Rates of Media Players and Other Peripheral in the
Digital Signage Mix, Kevin Prewett, Vice
President Vendor Management, Ingram Micro
§ Helping
Customers Enter and Succeed in the Digital Signage Market, Sam Taylor, Executive Vice President and COO, Professional AV
Division, Almo Corporation
§ Jill Hayward, Senior Manager, Digital Signage, Consumer TV and
Projector Business Unit, Product Marketing Peripherals, Tech Data Corporation
Session
IV: OOH Indoor and Outdoor: Comparisons Using Today’s Technology
§ Technical/Financial
Barriers to Mass-Adoption of LCD, Plasma and Other Display Technologies for
6-Sheet OOH Placement, Jordy Ford, VP
Marketing/Business Development, Clear Channel Outdoor
§ Are
Lessons Learned from Super-Large Format LED OOH Digital Signage Applicable for
‘Smaller’ Size LCD and Plasma Deployments? Bob Klausmeier, Director
of New Business Development, YESCO Electronics
§ Rear
Projection Perspective, Richard Heslett,
Product Manager, MicroTiles, Christie Digital
Session
V: Advanced Display Technologies for Digital Signage
§ Touch
for Digital Signage, Neeraj Pendse, Business
Development Manager, Digital Signage, Elo Touch Systems
§ Electronic
Paper in Digital Signage, Scott Soong,
Associate Vice President, Chilin Technology
The Digital Signage Conference will take place on August 17—bringing together the entire
digital signage supply chain, ranging from flat-panel display vendors and the
world’s largest IT companies along-side companies already well-established in
out-of-home environments and emerging markets. Applications to be examined
include: mass transit, mixed-use information and advertising signage;
electronic menu boards; higher education installations; point-of-sale and
dynamic signage for retail; corporate mass-communication networks; out-of-home
advertising/information/security messaging; and emerging solutions for the
outdoor portion of the out-of-home market.
This is part of the
DisplaySearch August Conference Series, taking place August 17-19 in
San Jose, California. The series also includes the following one-day
conferences covering the display industry’s hottest market segments:
TV Ecosystem Conference—Wednesday, August 18, 2010 (San Jose, California)
Emerging Display Technologies Conference—Thursday, August 19, 2010 (San Jose, California)
For more information, visit www.displaysearch.com/digitalsignage2010