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April 20, 2009
Digital Signage Expo announced the winners of its 2009 Apex and Content Awards at a dedicated awards reception held at the Las Vegas Convention Center on February 25th. Digital Signage Magazine executive editor David Keene was one of the judges for the Apex Awards.
Apex Award Winners for 2009 are:
United Mobile Broadcasting Corp. (UBMC) for Environmental Design Integration, with Omnivex Corp., which created the UBMC managed advertising-based digital broadcasting network in use in more than 400 railcars in the Toronto transit system.
Sprint Studio Store for Retail, with Scala, which created an application with multiple zones that can be programmed to feature individual messages by zone or synchronized messages across all 17 screens.
Thomson Reuters for Finance/Banking, with Wireless Ronin Technologies, which created “InfoPoint,” a live news and pictures digital display network designed for the financial market.
Jet Blue for Public Spaces, with NEC Display Solutions, which designed the digital signage “ring” of 43 40-inch NEC LCD monitors installed in the shape of an oval suspended from the ceiling.
Sprint for Interactive Innovation, with Wireless Ronin Technologies, which created a cutting-edge, totally wireless, technology-driven experience for stadium visitors.
SF BIO, the leading theater chain in Sweden for Hospitality, with Scala, which created a network of digital menu boards and dynamic movie posters
CONTENT AWARD WINNERS
A second panel comprised of consumers and independent industry experts chose the five Content Award winners from a field of 78 entrants. The five Content Award winners were:
Retail Entertainment Design (RED) for McDonald’s — RED created three separate HD entertainment features for the new in-store network.
X2O Media for Motorola Innovation Center — X2O created a state-ofthe- art facility that lets customers and partners learn more about Motorola’s current and future products interactively.
C-nario and Tim Hunter Design Group for Harrah’s Resort Outdoor Display — Content for the world’s largest outdoor video display at Harrah’s Resort Waterfront Tower in Atlantic City, N.J., was designed for the building’s four large-scale facades that play different 3D digital models synchronously.
LocaModa for Jumbli — LocaModa launched the world’s first interactive word game that connects online audiences in social utilities to audiences in New York’s Times Square and 1200 other social locations.
Niles Creative Group for The Comcast Experience — In Comcast’s Philadelphia headquarters lobby is mounted a giant 10- million-pixel LED wall that excites visitors, changing the office building into a “must-see” destination.
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