7 digital signage trends of 2022
SignageSpace · 2022-02-08T18:24:07.000Z · 5 min read
Digital Signage has been part of our lives for several decades now, but it has evolved significantly in recent times with advancements in technology and increased adoption – ultimately redefining the marketing game to become much more efficient and user friendly. Given that the Digital Signage industry is expected to grow by 20% in 2022,… Read More »7 digital signage trends of 2022
Digital Signage has been part of our lives for several decades now, but it has evolved significantly in recent times with advancements in technology and increased adoption – ultimately redefining the marketing game to become much more efficient and user friendly. Given that the Digital Signage industry is expected to grow by 20% in 2022, it is only fair that we pay close attention to the space. So in this article, we’ll take a stern glance at some of the remarkable trends that are expected to emerge this year.Digital Signage TrendsSmart TVs as Indoor DisplaysQR CodesScheduled ContentLive ContentCloud-based SolutionsWorkplace SignageSafety RemindersSmart TVs as Indoor Displays From reliable indications, the year 2022 will see more users adopting Smart TVs as indoor digital signage displays. The transition actually began recently, but these devices are set to be regular home appliances sooner rather than later. It’s not so hard to see why, though. Smart TVs offer greater functionality and versatility without installing additional software. Furthermore, when you compare the initial investments of Smart TVs to commercial displays, the latter is much more affordable and easier to maintain.QR Codes Although they’ve been around since the 1980s, QR Codes were basically just another piece of technological invention that wasn’t exactly necessary.In fact, QR was on its way to extinction until the Coronavirus pandemic sparked its renewed revolution. With the look of things, this burning momentum will be sustained and significantly increased this year and in the years to come. The reason for our speculation is quite simple; Covid-19 doesn’t seem to be going anywhere anytime soon. As medical experts continue to preach social distancing and touchless interaction, engagement, and transactions – the need for QR codes is expected to spike even more.Scheduled ContentContent is king. Oh yes, it is; however, it depends on when and how you compile and disseminate it. For ins...