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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 - 12:13

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 - 15:00

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

Camvine Brings Galapagos Asparagus to The King's School, Peterborough

Cambridge, England
Date: 
8 June 2009

Camvine, a developer and provider of innovative digital signage solutions, has completed a showcase project at The King's School in Peterborough, England. The system, which now comprises 17 screens around the school, plays a key role in communications between school, students, parents and staff - including the news that, during National Science Week, 'Galapagos Asparagus' was on the canteen menu!

The Twenty Days of CODA

Submitted by qsf on February 20, 2009 - 09:17

This month, the CODA team set themselves a challenge... above and beyond the normal one of creating the best digital signage solution out there, of course!

On the Camvine Twitter feed, each weekday throughout February, we're posting a new example of fun things you can do with your CODA system. Some of the ideas require a minimal amount of scripting, and come with example source code, others are for the less technically-inclined, but we hope all of them will inspire you to think of novel and useful ways you can make the most of CODA.

Camvine launches eduCODA at BETT in Jan 2009

Submitted by qsf on December 17, 2008 - 15:21
BETT, the world's largest educational technology event, takes place at Olympia, London from 14th-17th January 2009. The 'New at BETT' publication highlights Camvine's presence:

GovEd chooses CODA for LivePosters

Submitted by qsf on November 15, 2008 - 16:59

GovEd Technologies (part of GovEd Communications) have recently announced their LiVEPoster product: a robust, A1-sized poster frame which incorporates a CODA digital display. Durable, interchangeable printed posters can be inserted in the frame, and the display, visible through a rectangular window in the poster, shows dynamic, up-to-date information which complements the printed material.

CODA at ISMAR 2008

Submitted by qsf on September 30, 2008 - 15:04

When the International Symposium on Mixed and Augmented Reality brought some of the world's brightest and most interesting researchers together this summer, they used a CODA system to keep delegates in touch with conference activities.

"CODA allowed us to easily and unobtrusively communicate with our delegates, which was especially useful between breaks when relaying breaking news of competition results or photographic images of the conference banquet", said Dr Joseph Newman, one of the conference organisers. "Importantly this exchange of information occurred in an almost ambient fashion without disturbing the flow of conversation."

Brian Boakes joins Camvine as Sales and Marketing Director

Submitted by qsf on September 9, 2008 - 12:00

Brian Boakes joins Camvine as Sales and Marketing Director following more than 15 years experience in the Broadcast, Media and Visual Communications industries.

Working across a range of disciplines – from International Market and Business Development to Strategy - Brian gained valuable Media Industry experience and held a number of roles including Head of Sales and Advertising for BT Cable TV Services and saw through the early interactive TV (near Video on Demand) trials in the mid-nineties. More recently, he has had specific focus on corporate and customer communications and in 2003 he launched an incubation business within BT focussed exclusively on digital signage.

Brian has an active interest in understanding audience psychology and how it relates to creating an effective content/communications channel to specific audiences (such as to patients in a GP surgery or consumers in a retail mall or store). He brings to Camvine a deep understanding of the fusion between Media, Marketing and Technology - critical to companies who need to communicate dynamically and effectively with their customers, the wider industry and their employees.

The Camvine CODA system

Submitted by qsf on March 13, 2008 - 20:50

CODA - the Content Distribution Architecture - turns information on the network into information on your wall. And it does so with minimal hassle, minimal cost, and minimal environmental impact.

If you think that the wealth of information on the internet, or on your corporate network, deserves other outlets than just a web browser, then you may want to find out more about CODA...

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