Dubai set for major role in digital signage growth
Global tradeshow management company International Expo Consults (IEC) has suggested that the United Arab Emirates city of Dubai will play a major role in the ongoing growth of the digital signage industry
Monday, 06 Jul 2015 09:00 GMT
International Expo Consults organises the SGI Dubai 2016 show, which attracts a host of visitors from the GCC and Mena regions
A recent study by Grand View Research predicts that the digital signage market could be worth more than $20m (£12.8m) by the year 2020.
IEC, which runs the SGI Dubai 2016 show, has followed up on this by stating that Dubai will play a key role in this growth, with the city showing plenty of interest in the industry.
“Digital signage is considered to be more strategically beneficial in the market in comparison to static signage as the content which updates more often can be digitally be updated,” IEC chief executive officer Sharif Rahman comments.
“Apart from that, digital signage has the capacity to be compatible with image capturing devices, imbedded touch screen and motion detection devices.
There has been a renewed zest and enthusiasm from our digital signage exhibitors from across the globe especially UAE, Qatar and Saudi Arabia”
“There has been a renewed zest and enthusiasm from our digital signage exhibitors from across the globe especially UAE, Qatar and Saudi Arabia.
“GCC and Mena regions have created a huge demand for the sign, graphic and imaging industry with several high-end malls, new airports, industry exhibitions around the clock and launch of many other upscale clusters.”
SGI Dubai 2016 will take place at the World Trade Centre in Dubai from January 10th to 12th next year.
