Category Archives: digital advertising

7 Sectors Transformed By Digital Signage Solutions & How Armagard Digital Signage Can Help You

Digital signage solution specialists, Armagard, analyse seven sectors reaping the benefits of increased digital signage use.

Digital Signage Displays – The 10 Reasons Why Your Business Must Have Them Now…

Success! Every business depends on it to survive and thrive. Digital signage displays now play a key part in propelling businesses to the forefront of their industry sector. Here are 10 reasons why your business must have them…

Digital Signage Protection & IT Equipment Safeguarding – Why You Should Pay More For Quality…

Armagard customers are willing to invest more money into digital signage protection & IT equipment safeguarding, usually spending more than the value of the equipment they’re protecting. But why? We reveal all…

Totem Digital Signage – Why The New Financial Year Is Right for A New Totem

Need a fresh advertising idea for the New Financial Year? Digital signage enclosure specialists, Armagard, discuss the distinct advantages of ‘totem’ digital signage.

Sunlight Readable Digital Signage – Anti-Glare & Anti-Reflective, What’s The Difference?

To complement the launch of their new sunlight readable digital signage enclosure range, which can integrate screens featuring anti-glare and anti-reflective technologies, Armagard explains the differences between the two technologies.   

Totem Digital Signage Unit – New Year, New Totem

Need a fresh advertising idea for the New Year? Digital signage enclosure specialists, Armagard, discuss the distinct advantages of a totem digital signage unit.

Euro 2012 provides UK Manufacturing export success for Armagard

With the group stages of the EURO football well under away, Armagard celebrate the successful completion of the stadiums which were installed with their outdoor digital signage enclosures

Digital Advertising Marking the End of Print

In just a few decades, digital media has all but replaced the old analogue world. First, it was the vinyl LP that disappeared in favour of CDs and then digital downloads. Next, video tapes vanished as DVDs and digital on demand service replaced them. Then the film camera, and now, thanks to devices such as the iPad and Kindle Reader, the eBook is slowly replacing the traditional hardback and paperback.