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Digital Signage Index

PRI-DSF North American Digital Signage Index

As the digital communications network (DCN) industry continues to expand, there is a growing demand to measure activity from period to period. To address this need, the Platt Retail Institute began compiling the North American Digital Signage Index (NADSI) in the fourth quarter of 2009. With the Q4 2011 issue, PRI is presenting the Index in affiliation with the Digital Signage Federation, which is supporting the Index and providing the publication as a member benefit.

The Index is published quarterly and presents a single industry composite measure. In addition, activity in major industry sub-segments, such as software, Digital Out-of-Home networks, and ad agency/brand adoption rates is presented. The Index focuses on several areas including the current level of business activity and the view for the industry's prospects. The results are presented in a detailed report, which may be purchased here for $95 per quarterly issue. 

The Index is an important source of market information. It provides an indication of market performance and serves as a guide for DCN vendors and end users in their internal planning processes. The Index also compares the industry with other economic activity measures including GDP and retail sales. Regular repetition of this survey yields results that create news and raise broader awareness for the industry.

The current North American Digital Signage Index report shows weak industry performance for the first time in seven quarters, with an overall decline in business/industry activity during Q1 2011.  The report includes 30 charts and graphs, along with a review and commentary about industry trends. Purchase the North American Digital Signage Index for $95.

Previous issues of the North American Digital Signage Index also are available for purchase in the PRI Resource Library.

The Index is presented in affiliation with:


Participating Firms

In compiling its research, PRI invites established, industry-leading firms to participate. This ensures that the results are reflective of the opinions of a broad cross section of knowledgeable and established individuals. PRI would like to acknowledge the participation of the following firms:

2Hemispheres EWI Worldwide Pro-Motion Technology Group
Access 360 Media GestureTek Publicis/Zenith Optimedia
Accuweather Georgia Aquarium Razorfish
Adcentricity Harris Bank Real Digital Media
Adspace Networks Healthy Advice Network Reflect
Agency 225 Hot Topic RMG Networks
AOpen HP Saddle Ranch Productions
Arc Worldwide IBM Safeway
AutoNetTV IPG-Initiative Santa Clara University
AvaLAN Wireless Systems JC Penney Scala
Beacon's Light Keywest Technology ScreenFeed
Best Buy Kinetic Worldwide Sears Holdings Corporation
Black Box Network Services LG SeeSaw Networks
Broadcast International Lowes Servus Credit Union Ltd.
Broadsign McDonnell Haynes Ltd. Starcom
Canvys Visual Technology Solutions Meijer Starmount
Capture Display Mercury-Werks St. Joseph Content
CARE Media Holdings Met Hodder Symon Communications
Cisco Moxie Interactive The Preset Group
Clear Channel Malls n2 Digital Titan Outdoor
Creative Realities Nanonation TouchSystems
Decision Point Media Insights NCR Netkey TPN
Digikomp NEC Display Solutions Visix, Inc.
DisplaySearch Outcast Vizual Networks
Diversified Media Group Park Cast Network Wells Fargo
Domedia Peerless-AV
Wendy's International
DPAA Petro TV WPP Global Retail Initiatives
Draftfcb Play Network X2O Media
EDR Media Posterscope/Hyperspace Your Neighborhood Network
Electronic Art PQ Media  
Eli Lilly and Company PRN  

Bold indicates PRI and/or DSF Member Firms

PRI also would like to thank John Curran and Adrian Weidmann for their participation.







 



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