Krispy Kreme transitioned in-store menu screens from playback hardware and displays, and an older management software, to a new combination of Signagelive’s data-driven software and Samsung’s System On Chip displays.
Using a solution developed and implemented by Perth-based Amped Digital, more than 24 Krispy Kreme stores in the two countries now use an in-store set-up that involves a minimum of four screens tiled in a row, behind the order counter.
Amped’s solution is also being used now for the drive-thru lanes at selected locations, such as flagship sites in Cannington, Western Australia and Penrith, New South Wales, both of which have installed with a three-display outdoor menu board unit, along with a single-screen ‘pre-sell’ promotional display in the lane approaching the order station.
Amped Digital continues to grow our relationship with the Krispy Kreme team”
Each of these positions use Samsung’s OHF daylight-readable, smart LCD displays, with pricing and promotions driven by Signagelive’s content management software.
“If the various elements of a digital signage network are described and tagged within Signagelive, a content targeting and scheduling job that would take hours on other platforms can be done in a matter of minutes,” says Jason Cremins, chief ecectuive of UK-based Signagelive.
“It means minimal management time to run the network but provides maximum control over how things look and work.”
Dylan Holtzhausen, managing director of Amped Digital, adds: “Amped Digital continues to grow our relationship with the Krispy Kreme team, supporting day-to-day operations with new initiatives and store openings, with tremendous support from Signagelive.”