2013-03-14 17:23:34 -
Dynamax is launching a new webinar on-demand, offering registrants free accounts of its application and the opportunity to win a free 1-year subscription of the software.
Dynamax Technologies announces the launch of its new webinar featuring the HTML5 version of digitalsignage.NET, the company’s cloud- based digital signage software. Scheduled for the end of March and available on-demand, it will offer registrants the possibility to try out the technology at their own pace, for free- as each will be given their own account.
Since the launch of the product in 2010, the company has been advocating the benefits of simple-to-use digital signage solutions. This webinar is intended to demonstrate the user-friendliness of digitalsignage.NET which allows its users to manage their media files and digital information displays remotely, straight from their web browser.
Available from the end of March, the webinar will show registrants how to use the
different widgets available in digitalsignage.NET (weather, clock, Twitter, Flickr etc.) to display live data on their screens, how to schedule and publish their content, monitor their digital signage systems, and display complementary information simultaneously by using layouts.
Dynamax is encouraging all individuals from private and public organisations belonging to sectors such as Hospitality, Education, Retail or Healthcare to register. The webinar will teach them how to use the system to give their communications more relevance in a cost-effective manner.
AV professionals, creatives and marketers are also invited to attend and discover the product’s potential for their customers’ marketing strategy.
Registrants that will share the news on social media will be entered into a prize draw for a free 1-YEAR subscription of digitalsignage.NET which will allow them to send content to their digital advertising screens.
To sign up for the webinar, please visit
www.digitalsignage.net/webinar/.
For any questions, please email Dynamax at
contact@digitalsignage.net.
