The digital signage industry is growing at an incredible pace, with an expected value of $25 billion by 2029. It’s clear that businesses today recognize the value of investing in digital signage to reach their target audiences—whether that’s employees, customers, visitors, or anyone on-site.
While already prevalent in public spaces across a variety of industries, digital signage is increasingly being relied on to reach deskless workers. With 80% of the global workforce being deskless, digital signage is one of the few ways to engage workers that don’t have access to a smartphone, laptop, or other devices while at work. As a result, businesses in all industries are investing in digital signage to not only transform the way they communicate, but also solve multiple other business challenges and create additional value for employees and customers.
However, with numerous digital signage options available, choosing the right software for your needs can be a daunting task.
The purpose of this guide is to give you a solid understanding of what to look for in digital signage software and how to choose the best solution for your requirements. Whether you’re aiming to engage employees, enhance brand visibility, improve the customer experience, boost sales, or streamline internal communications, the right digital signage software can be a game-changer for your business.
Christine Kendall
Content Marketing Manager, Poppulo
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