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ICE – G-Digital to unveil the latest in digital signage
By Phil - 14 January 2019
G-Digital, the digital signage expert from Slovenia, will be returning to ICE to demonstrate how it can support operators make the most from their information screens.
Digital signage opens the door to communicate clearly and effectively with customers, whether it is roulette or jackpot information, advertising or information about what’s available at the casino .
G-Digital’s Ljubo Benko said: “We have over ten years of experience in digital signage. Our software has evolved a long way. That’s why we decided to invest last year to exhibit for the first time at ICE – as we have digital signage that makes a difference and we can support operators around the world. We look forward to returning to ICE and send out a warm welcome to come and visit our stand.”
“Casino operators are very busy people and we know from experience that digital signage can only work well if it is simple to understand and, more importantly, simple to use on a day-to-day basis”, continued Mr. Benko.
G-Digital’s solution is deployed on a central database, allowing changes to be made to as many monitors as required at the push of a button. There is no need to programme a change on a USB stick and walk from monitor to monitor to make the change. Changes can be made quickly and effectively. Images can be simply integrated into the screen – so the image shown to the player can be customised. This also includes the game screens – they no longer need to show only the game information. A part of the screen can be reserved for another information channel – making these screens marketing tools as well.
“Digital signage is so much more than an information tool. Yet we know it will only be used when the customer can confidently work with it – each and every day. That explains the success of our company. Please let me mention that we also like to work together with distributors and integrators. We invite everyone interested in digital signage to come and see us,” concluded Mr. Benko.
