Business & Industry

Lobby LED walls and displays. The reception area is the first thing every client, candidate and visitor sees. A high-impact LED wall or large-format display communicates ambition, capability and brand messaging immediately. We create and manage content that makes the right impression every time.

Internal communications screens. Reaching a distributed workforce — across different floors, buildings and sites — with consistent, timely and relevant communication is one of the most persistent challenges in corporate environments. Strategically positioned screens in break rooms, corridors, café areas and collaborative spaces deliver operational updates, company news, wellbeing content and recognition directly to the people who need it, exactly where they are.

Meeting room and space management displays. Video conferencing, real-time availability, booking system integration and space utilisation data displayed at the door of every meeting room, collaboration space and desk bank. Reduce wasted bookings, eliminate the frustration of arriving at an occupied room and make the most of every square foot of your estate.

Canteen and restaurant digital menu boards. For organisations with on-site catering, digital menu boards deliver the full benefits — instant updates, allergen compliance, content that promotes healthy choices and drives footfall at peak times, with zero print overhead.

Wayfinding and visitor management. In large corporate campuses or multi-tenant buildings, wayfinding screens and interactive totems guide visitors efficiently, reduce the burden on reception teams and provide a professional, self-service alternative to staffed direction.

Sustainability and energy efficiency. For organisations with net zero commitments and ESG reporting requirements, digital signage contributes directly. Replacing printed communications eliminates paper and chemical waste. Our power management solutions reduce energy consumption across screen estates.  All of it is measurable and reportable.

Our clients in this sector include The Beauty Tech Group, Co-op, Havas, Lilly, Amazon, Atlas Electronik, Trampoline NH CIC — organisations for whom the standard of their physical environment is not an afterthought but a deliberate statement.

What digital signage solutions are most commonly used in corporate office environments?

The most common corporate digital signage solutions are meeting room availability displays, lobby and reception LED walls, internal communications screens positioned in break rooms, corridors and common areas, canteen and restaurant menu boards, and wayfinding kiosks in large campus or multi-floor environments.

How does digital signage support employee engagement and internal communications?

Digital signage reaches employees in the physical spaces they move through every day — without relying on them to open an email or visit an intranet. Strategically positioned screens deliver company news, operational updates, recognition, wellbeing information and cultural content at the moment employees are most receptive to it, consistently and at scale.

Can you integrate digital signage with our existing meeting room booking systems?

Yes. We integrate with leading meeting room booking and space management platforms including Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, and others, allowing real-time room availability data to be displayed directly on screens outside meeting rooms.

How does digital signage contribute to corporate sustainability goals?

Digital signage replaces printed communications, marketing materials and menus — reducing paper and chemical consumption across your estate. Our power management solutions allow screen usage to be scheduled and monitored, reducing unnecessary energy consumption.  All of our solutions contribute to measurable reductions in environmental impact that can be included in ESG and sustainability reporting.

Do you work with global organisations across multiple countries?

Yes. We manage digital signage estates across the UK, Europe and beyond. Our content management platform and managed service model are designed to handle the complexity of multi-country deployments, including different language requirements, time zones and content workflows.