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NHL Powered by ReebokThe only thing missing is the fights.
Sure, Canadians may be the ultimate hockey fans. But the interactive 6700-square-foot NHL Powered by Reebok store in New York translates the fury of the ice to the U.S. Designed by Gensler (New York), the shop has more game- and arena-oriented . . . » MORE |
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See and Swim AdventureISP/VM+SD International Store Design Competition Winner
To begin with an understatement, human-to-electronics interfaces have become exponentially more pervasive in the past decade. Most notably, Apple’s iPhone has upgraded the once-practical cell phone to nothing less than a personal companion/wayf . . . » MORE |
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All Dolled UpISP/VM+SD Store Design Competition Winner
For any girl who’s ever designed Barbie clothes out of old socks and T-shirts (and maybe attempted to tie-dye them), there’s the new styled by me Barbie Boutique in New York’s FAO Schwarz, where high-fashion meets high-tech. Shopper . . . » MORE |
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Walk a Mall in My ShoesWho’s deploying digital signage and who isn’t? VM+SD's technical editor takes a look at one mega-retail experience
It’s been 10 years since I began charting the evolution of in-store digital signage (by which I also mean dynamic displays, electronic message, digital signage and narrowcasting). In the interim, everything from sports venues and casinos to hos . . . » MORE |
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Music to Soothe the Savage ShopperWhat do you hear? Retail designer Juan Romero says it’s the sound of retailing
Music has a singular way of transporting us back to memorable moments or instantly creating new ones – which makes it such a simple and powerful tool for driving behaviors, decisions and experiences in a food retail setting. Few factors stimula . . . » MORE |
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Screen GemsSix award-winning digital signage installations
The retail landscape is still filled with digital screens slapped on walls, playing repetitive content that shoppers ignore (and anyone working in the vicinity abhors). But better, more highly evolved digital screen systems do exist. And six of the b . . . » MORE |
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Everything in SyncDigital signage should inform, entertain –- and serve a strategic purpose
It’s hard to imagine a set of digital signage projects more diverse than a high-end fashion salon, a casino complex and a Dutch bank. Nevertheless, there are a number of connecting threads among them that hold important lessons for what makes d . . . » MORE |
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Taking FlightEmbarq stores jet into crowded telecom field
Last year, telecommunications giant Sprint/Nextel spun off its land-line telephone, wireless and high-speed Internet units into a freestanding business called Embarq. Though nominally a newborn, Embarq is gargantuan – it has 6 million customers . . . » MORE |
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Green MachineNRF’s future store was digital and sustainable
Two large sensors hovered over the entrance to X07, the Store of the Future centerpiece exhibit at this year’s National Retail Federation Expo at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center in New York. The Store of the Future is an annual effort by . . . » MORE |
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Targeted, Timely MessagesHughes Network's Ken Cohen and Tim Tang on reaping the benefits of digital signage
After several years of false starts and many stops, digital signage is finally here and retailers of all sorts have started to take notice. With major players such as Best Buy, Bank of America, Wal-Mart and Tesco deploying digital signage networks, o . . . » MORE |
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