Navori Strengthens its Leadership with Conditional Content Triggering
The digital signage software pioneer’s latest innovation will be demonstrated its at ISE 2019 stand
Navori’s position as the industry’s market-leading digital signage software supplier has come to fruition through a mix of industry dynamics, technical innovation and global expansion. Following a year where many of the industry’s largest independent software companies were acquired by legacy systems integrators, Navori Labs has become the industry’s number-one professional software vendor. Navori continues to experience market-leading year-on-year revenue growth of 35 percent, and enjoys a large global footprint led by expanding North American and EMEA operations.
The company has also doubled its engineering team, creating a large innovation gap in comparison to its peers that have been acquired. At this top of this list for ISE 2019 is new a conditional triggering application, which will be demonstrated at Stand 8.E195 (February 5-8, Amsterdam RAI). These capabilities will offer more flexibility in dynamic content delivery, versus making best-guesses about what content makes sense days or even weeks in advance, when scheduling.
“We know pre-planned, scheduled content will always be a part of digital signage networks for our customers, but there is certainly a need to be more dynamic at times,” says Jerome Moeri, CEO, Navori. “By data-tagging media assets, players and scenarios, and integrating with real-time data from other systems within a business, we can deliver content that is meaningful to that moment. Imagine a store player showing self-adapted content based on local weather, actual deliveries, marketing priorities and stock. This is what it’s all about.”
About QL Software
The Navori QL digital signage content manager integrates both conditional playback and triggering based on any type of data feed, including social media. New intelligent scheduling and triggering capabilities, for example, allow retailers to base what is playing on specific screens in stores on inventory levels or deliveries. That means that pre-set “rules” can trigger one-time promotions from linked management systems to announce that new stock has arrived from the distribution center. Similarly, promotions can be dynamically removed from digital signage playlists if inventory levels run low, and hit a pre-set threshold that triggers the spot to be expired.