The use of digital signage is spreading fast. After a slow start, it is becoming widely adopted by retailers, public buildings, councils, transport hubs, and all kinds of businesses. These days, pretty much wherever you look you are going to see digital screens displaying information or advertising. The fact they are easy to read and carry up-to-date information is welcome by people. But a lot of those people are also worried that these screens are bad for the environment.
This is something that the suppliers of digital signage solutions are also concerned about. For that reason, they have been working hard to reduce the environmental impact of their products. In this article, we are going to take a look at what is happening within the industry and beyond and talk you through some of the improvements that have been made.
Paper vs digital
But, before we do that, let´s first look at the paper vs digital argument that has been raging for several years now. There is a tendency for people to automatically think that paper advertising is more environmentally friendly than using digital signage.
Article Source: Digital Signage Blog
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