Intel AIM Suite Video

Broadsign Uses Intel AIM Suite to Bring Together Proof-of-Play and Audience Metrics for Digital Signage Networks

Following a series of pilots, Broadsign has integrated its proof-of-play reports with Intel AIM Suite, an anonymous video analytics technology, to offer a comprehensive measurable signage solution.


The integration means that, from now on, digital signage networks using BroadSign and Intel AIM Suite will offer their advertisers not only proof-of-play reports, but also audience numbers shown for every ad played, said the Montreal, Quebec, Canada-based company.


Such correlation is essential for networks to attract more advertisers, who are often reluctant to believe the self-reported audience data that most networks are still providing today, according to the company. Tying together the two metrics makes it easier for advertisers to analyze campaign performance and allows adjusting the schedules, content and targeting of the ads based on the combined reports, said the company.

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Broadsign Uses Intel AIM Suite to Bring Together Proof-of-Play and Audience Metrics for Digital Signage Networks

Haroon Mirza Discusses Intel’s AIM Suite

With much of the attention given over to the importance of analytics and metrics by various speakers at Scala’s Connected Signage Conference in Philadelphia this week, Intel’s AIM Suite as discussed by Haroon Mirza, director of business development, anonymous video analytics, Intel Corporation, garnered major interested both as a speech and at the demonstration booth in the small exhibition area.

“If you can’t measure it, you can’t manage it,” Mirza said of digital out-of-home.

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Technology on Display

Tech giant Intel is also getting in on the visual-display action with digital signage that features content tailored to the person—or people—watching the display. The signage uses anonymous video analytics (or AVA), a technology created by Canada-based Cogno Vision, which was acquired by Intel last year. AVA gathers data about the person standing in front of the sign, including measuring a person’s height, build and level of interest. The technology can guess if the person is a man or a woman and can gather data on several people at once. The signs are also semi-transparent, which allows them to direct the customer to specific merchandise on the sales floor. The displays also work as a map of the store, allowing customers to shop for other merchandise and browse other departments. And preferred customers can send search information to their phone using a Bluetooth connection.

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Intel Video: Anonymous Video Analytics in Digital Signage

Intel ISS 2011 ---- Session on Digital Signage

I was at the Intel Solutions Summit in March, 2011.
http://shortarmguy.blogspot.com/2011/03/shortarmguy-goes-to-intel-solutions.html

I was impressed by the fact that the most highly visited session was the one focused on Digital Signage. 

The room was standing room only!

I was enraptured at what I heard.  Intel said digital signage is currently the second fastest growing advertising method on the planet.  They're projecting it to be a $14.6 Billion Market in 2011.  They also said the marketplace was the wild, wild west because there were no clear market leaders yet.  There's opportunities in every length of the supply chain that enterprising entrepreneurs can pursue.

The goal of this blog to help businesses learn how to use Digital Signage to create new revenue opportunities. 

Along the way, I'm hopng to find some new revenue opportunities for myself and my company at the same time!

Let's get rich together!!

Todd Swank
todds@nor-tech.com