Exton, PA (PRWEB) May 28, 2007
Scala, Inc., the world’s leading provider of end-to-end digital signage software, today announced that Scala Asia Operation Director, Guillaume Proux, would attend Computex Taipei 2007, June 5 – 9, 2007. On the trails of the success of the MEET|SCALA initiative in Japan, Scala delegates will continue their Asia tour starting with the Computex in Taiwan, meeting with prospective business partners to discuss how Scala can provide digital signage solutions to Pacific Rim companies.
Mr. Proux will be discussing how Scala’s next generation digital signage software platform, InfoChannel, continues to exceed customer expectations around the world and is now poised to gain an even wider industry lead. InfoChannel further extends the benefits and ROI of digital signage and corporate communications networks around the world.
The core of the InfoChannel software platform is the brand-new InfoChannel Content Manager, which together with other significant Authoring, Network Management and Playback enhancements ensures that this next generation of digital signage software offers unequaled functionality that benefit both Digital Signage and Corporate Communications customers alike: streamlined interface/workflow; rapid template based content authoring; sophisticated content management including new channel planning/scheduling modules; new 3D-based rendering engine for improved visual quality and performance and multiple independent output channels per remote Player PC dramatically reduces hardware costs at remote playback locations.
Of course, the traditional InfoChannel strengths that propelled Scala to its leading position in the industry are still there and better then ever: authoring option provides the fastest system for creation of Dynamic Content in the industry; support for both Interactive (kiosks, touch-screens, etc) and Passive displays; support for both Terrestrial & Satellite (e.g. multicast) IP-based networks; flexible integration with external databases (e.g. POS) or other external systems (e.g. legacy systems) using VBScript, JavaScript or Python; and InfoChannel’s real-time rendering at the “point of playback” ensures smaller files sizes, coupled with intelligent file transfers, dramatically reduces network bandwidth requirements. Finally, Scala boasts over 30,000 InfoChannel Players driving hundreds of thousands of screens worldwide – talk about scalability.
Contact Mr. Proux at Computex (jp-info(at)scala.com or +81 (0)3-5449-4001 ) to discuss how Scala InfoChannel, the most widely deployed digital signage software platform in the world, can fulfill your digital signage requirements. This is the biggest story in digital signage. You can’t miss it.
About Scala, Inc.
Scala, Inc., the world’s largest provider of software for digital signage software used in retail, education, entertainment, government and other industries, is celebrating its 20th anniversary in 2007. The Company’s cutting-edge multimedia software platform powers thousands of digital signs around the world including the digital signage networks of Tesco, Rabobank, Philip Morris, IKEA, Bloomberg, Burger King, Warner Brothers, Shell, Esso, Ericsonn, The Life Channel and many more. Since InfoChannel is field proven, scalable, and easy to manage, it is the platform of choice for digital display networks ranging in size from 1 screen to thousands of screens with uses including advertising displays, interactive touch screens, retail TV, LED billboards, lobby signage, digital menu boards, interactive kiosks, employee TV and more. Scala, Inc. pioneered the industry of digital signage in 1987, and is today headquartered near Philadelphia, PA with operations in California, the UK, France, Norway, The Netherlands, China and Japan. More information is available at http://www.scala.com.
Scala, InfoChannel, and the Exclamation Point Logo are registered trademarks of Scala, Inc. All other trademarks are the property of their respective organizations.
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