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For information about new CODA features and updates, take a look at 'News from the Shed'.

Retail Digital Networks and Camvine partner to deliver a powerful media and promotions solution for garden centres

Submitted by sam on February 12, 2010 - 13:54

Successfully engaging highly-desirable demographic audiences in a long-dwell but transient retail environment is attractive to advertisers, but is often hard to achieve. Unlike other retail environments with established promotional channels, garden centres lack any accepted mechanisms for reaching audiences at, or near, the point of sale. How does a brand, or even a garden centre proprietor, effectively engage and stimulate customers, and encourage them to interact with products and promotional displays? And, ultimately, how do they influence their customers’ purchasing behaviour to encourage additional spend and loyalty?

Retail Digital Networks partners with Camvine to deliver digital media promotions in garden centres

Cambridge, England
Date: 
12 February 2010

Retail Digital Networks (RDN), the world’s leading digital media network owner and operator in garden centres, has appointed Camvine as its content management and technology partner to support the development of its Gardening TV media network.

Proactive Learning launches managed digital signage service based on CODA

Submitted by sam on January 27, 2010 - 14:26

Proactive Learning, the IT and visual solutions specialist for education in the East of England, has launched WebSIGN, its digital signage managed service for schools, based on the CODA platform.

Specialist education consultants Mouchel roll out 10-screen CODA system at Cowley Language College

Submitted by EFarkas on December 24, 2009 - 11:09
Specialist education project management consultants Mouchel (www.mouchel.com) have recently installed a 10-screen Camvine CODA system at Cowley Language College, St Helens, England. Matt Hinds, Education Technical Specialist, commented ‘We chose the Camvine system for its ease of deployment and use and because it's a highly affordable, video-enabled, multi-channel solution'.

Major new features and functionality for CODA web service

Cambridge, England
Date: 
24 August 2009

Cambridge, England, August 24, 2009 – Camvine, a developer and provider of innovative digital signage solutions, today announced the official release of a major enhancement to its CODA web service, bringing significant new features and functionality to its digital signage platform.

CODA's API is released

Submitted by sam on July 31, 2009 - 15:22

We’re pleased to announce the first release of CODA’s API, which enables developers to build their own applications to manipulate and integrate CODA data, and provides an alternative way of using CODA to drive displays.

Announcing the CODApod!

Submitted by qsf on July 7, 2009 - 12:35

We're pleased to announce the launch of the CODApod, a new addition to the CODA hardware product line. Our traditional CODAbox-plus-CODAlink solution is now renamed 'CODA Classic'.

Camvine Launches CODApod, A New High-Performance Digital Signage Platform

Cambridge, England
Date: 
7 July 2009

Cambridge, England, July 07, 2009 – Camvine, a developer and provider of innovative digital signage solutions, today announced the release and immediate availability of a new digital signage platform, CODApod, to complement their existing product line, now renamed CODA Classic.

New CODA screencasts available

Submitted by qsf on July 2, 2009 - 11:13

We're firm believers in the benefit of screencasts as the best way to learn about a new system.  It's a bit like having somebody sitting beside you explaining how best to use the software - often a much better way to learn than reading a manual and trying to relate the text to what you're seeing on-screen. (Though we do, of course, have a good user manual as well!)

CODA at The King's School, Peterborough

Submitted by qsf on June 8, 2009 - 14:00

How does a school that traditionally relied on notice boards, school bulletins and newsletters introduce and migrate to a digital screen-based communication system?

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