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Every industry runs
screens differently.

Retail changes prices, a hospital answers directions, a plant counts days without an incident. The console underneath is the same one. Pick the industry you work in and see what it actually looks like.

Commerce and hospitalityWorkplacePublic and civicIndustry and infrastructure

Commerce and hospitality

A wall screen advertising the new season beside a totem sign for a seasonal discount, inside a boutique clothing store. Retail Window displays, shelf-edge screens and till-point offers, changed across every store at once. A two-column menu board showing espresso drinks and all-day food with prices, one item highlighted. Restaurants and QSR Menu boards, dayparts and drive-thru screens — changed from a laptop, not a stepladder. A welcome screen beside a hotel reception desk listing the day's events, as a guest arrives with luggage. Hospitality and hotels Welcome boards, event directories, lift screens and restaurant menus across every property. A queue-number and exchange-rate screen on a bank branch wall, with tellers serving customers behind it. Banking and finance Rate boards, product screens and queue displays, with an audit trail behind every change. A class schedule screen on a gym wall, with members working out on the floor below. Fitness and gyms Class timetables, studio screens and membership offers across every club. Property listing screens filling an estate agent's shopfront window, as a passer-by looks in. Real estate Window listing displays, site-office screens and development boards that change without a print run. Showtime screens above a cinema concession counter, with two visitors reading them. Entertainment and venues Listings, concession menus, wayfinding and sponsor screens across cinemas, stadiums, museums and attractions. A price-list screen on the wall of a hair salon, beside a row of styling chairs and mirrors. Salons and barbershops Service price lists, treatment loops and offers, changed across every branch at once. A tariff-plan screen on the wall of a mobile phone store, beside a countertop display and staff helping a customer. Telecom retail Tariff boards, device pricing and queue screens across every store. A large advertising screen above a shopping-centre atrium, with a floor directory listing each level, as shoppers walk beneath. Shopping centres and malls Directories, atrium LEDs, tenant promotion and car-park information across every centre.

Workplace

A welcome screen listing the day's meetings above an office reception desk, with a receptionist working below. Corporate and office Lobby, floor and breakout screens for the announcements email never quite reaches. Two wall screens showing company and quarterly performance updates in an open-plan office, with employees working at desks nearby. Enterprise Multi-site estates: facilities, groups, audits, access rules and a count of every screen that is dark.

Public and civic

A now-calling screen listing patients and their room numbers in a clinic waiting area, with people seated below. Healthcare Waiting rooms, department boards and staff notices across every clinic, ward and site. A notices and timetable screen on a school corridor wall, with students walking past a row of lockers. Education Corridor, hall and campus screens carrying timetables, notices and everything the portal never gets read for. A now-serving screen listing council services above a reception counter, with visitors waiting in the seating area. Government and public sector Counter displays, service notices and wayfinding across every public office. A community hall noticeboard screen listing service times, a community lunch and a roof repair appeal. Places of worship Service times, announcements and welcome screens, changed by whoever is on this week.

Industry and infrastructure

A production-line output screen mounted beside a factory conveyor, with a worker in a hi-vis vest working the line. Manufacturing Line-side safety boards, shift notices and plant-wide announcements for people who are never at a desk. A departures board listing four services with times, destinations, platforms and on-time or delayed status. Transportation Concourse, platform and terminal screens — wayfinding, notices and everything beside the live service board. A gate information board listing four flights with destinations, gates and boarding or delayed status. Passenger information Gate, platform and terminal information — with a plain account of which half is confirmed and which is not. A civic centre directory listing four services with their floors and directional arrows, and a you-are-here marker. Smart cities and public spaces Street, park and civic screens — notices, wayfinding and public information across the whole estate. A tall digital advertising screen on a city pavement showing a perfume advertisement, with pedestrians passing in the evening light. Out-of-home advertising For screen owners selling advertising time — scheduling, playback reporting and live screen state. A warehouse shift board with tiles for units picked, docks in use, open safety items and headcount, over an hourly chart. Logistics and warehousing Dock, yard and pick-face screens for shift, safety and throughput information across every depot.

Where it ends up

Different content. Same wall.

Whichever of these you came for, the last step is identical: a player on a display you own, fetching what you published.

A waiting-room screen, calling the next number. You work in a browser. This is the other end of it — a display a customer stands in front of, driven by a player that fetched its content on its own.

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