

Senior Vice President, Digital Signage, Poppulo

Manager, Security Sales Enablement, Poppulo

Chief Information Security Officer, Poppulo

Senior Associate Counsel & Data Protection Officer, Poppulo
The importance of IT security can’t be overstated. There’s not a single existing or new system that isn’t being scrutinized to understand what vulnerabilities it might introduce, and digital signage is no exception. In fact, security is quickly becoming a major consideration for companies when it comes to vendor selection and contract renewal.
Given this, the more you know, the better off you are—especially because when it comes to security, not all digital signage software is equal.
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Many colleges and universities use digital signage to share announcements and promote events. Leading institutions are finding new ways to use their digital screen networks to improve the campus experience and support internal communications through integrating current communications, simplifying workflows, and leveraging emergency alerts. Drawing on their experience managing and supporting digital signage in higher education, Steve "Chewie" Stavar and Jeff Sechler showcased real-world examples of colleges and universities doing more than a playlist of images. From wayfinding and emergency communications to donor recognition, student engagement, and operational efficiency, they explored how campuses are extending the value of digital signage beyond traditional use cases. Whether you're looking for fresh ideas, planning future initiatives, or simply curious about what's possible, this webinar on-demand will provide practical inspiration you can bring back to your campus. Key Takeaways: Real-world examples of how colleges and universities are using digital signage beyond traditional announcements. Creative ways to support student engagement, campus communications, and operational goals. Opportunities to expand the value of your existing signage network.

Many colleges and universities use digital signage to share announcements and promote events. Leading institutions are finding new ways to use their digital screen networks to improve the campus experience and support internal communications through integrating current communications, simplifying workflows, and leveraging emergency alerts. Drawing on their experience managing and supporting digital signage in higher education, Steve "Chewie" Stavar and Jeff Sechler showcased real-world examples of colleges and universities doing more than a playlist of images. From wayfinding and emergency communications to donor recognition, student engagement, and operational efficiency, they explored how campuses are extending the value of digital signage beyond traditional use cases. Whether you're looking for fresh ideas, planning future initiatives, or simply curious about what's possible, this webinar on-demand will provide practical inspiration you can bring back to your campus. Key Takeaways: Real-world examples of how colleges and universities are using digital signage beyond traditional announcements. Creative ways to support student engagement, campus communications, and operational goals. Opportunities to expand the value of your existing signage network.

As the workplace evolves, organizations are rethinking how their physical spaces support the employee experience. From offices to shared spaces, every environment is an opportunity to inform, engage, and connect employees in more meaningful ways. Digital signage is emerging as one of the most effective ways to activate these spaces—and conference room screens are one of the easiest, most overlooked places to start, especially in the moments before and after meetings. Watch this webinar on-demand to see how Poppulo’s latest release turns in-room screens into always-on communication channels, helping you share key messages and reach employees using the screens you already have. You’ll also see how easy it is to activate and manage content across your meeting room screens, in addition to getting a broader sense of what effective in-office communication looks like today. You’ll learn how to: Turn idle in-room screens into active communication channels Reach employees in high-attention moments before, after, and between meetings Reinforce campaigns and key messages without adding new channels Easily manage and scale content across conference room screens