Simply put, digital signage is a network of customizable digital displays that you can control electronically using a computer, allowing you to change your content remotely for the most targeted messaging possible. Digital signage networks allow you to create and deliver targeted messages that inform, educate and motivate your audiences without your budget taking a painful hit.

Scala is the world’s first connected signage company, offering the leading platform for content creation, management and distribution in digital signage networks, and the first unified platform for advertising management of both traditional and digital signage networks. 

To access an introduction to Scala and the world of digital signage visit: 

http://forms.scala.com/videos/future_is_now.html

As part of our ongoing strategy to expand key product offerings, CCS Arizona is now an Authorized Reseller for Panasonic Broadcast & Television Systems products. Panasonic's extensive line of broadcast & professional models include the popular P2 & AVCCAM Solid State HD camcorders, remote pan/tilt camera systems, broadcast LCD monitors and SD/HD video switchers & mixers. 

One of the most unique technologies NEC has developed is used with its new NP series projectors. The NEC Virtual Remote makes losing projector remotes a thing of the past.  A special utility menu appears on your computer desktop when you connect to your projector and you’re ready to control right from your desktop!  More info and pictures coming soon.

EPSON is once again leading the way with four new projectors for the education sector.  The PowerLite 84, 85, 825, and 826W. Standard on each model is a microphone input (saving money and speakers’ voices), 5000 to 6000 hour lamp life, and a long life filter to keep your projector up and running throughout the year. Also included at no additional cost is a built in 10 watt speaker and a Closed Captioning decoder. The 85, 825 and 826W also includes EPSON's new Message Broadcast feature, allowing customized images or alerts to be sent over the network for announcements or emergency instructions.