There is very little that's simple about the display industry - whether it's on the consumer or commercial side.
At first glance, it would seem to be all about the electronics, but a flat panel display, in particular, involves a lot of specialty glass and chemical compounds. What gets pulled together for a digital signage display may originate in multiple factories from multiple companies in multiple countries.
A consulting firm called Display Supply Chain Consultants (or DSCC) is in the business of making sense of it all, and relaying that expertise to the manufacturing ecosystem. DSCC does consulting, produces reports and stages business conferences.
I spoke with DSCC Co-Founder and President Bob O'Brien about emerging technology, as well as the impacts being seen by the COVID-19 outbreak. Time will tell, but for now, O'Brien says the impact on commercial display production and availability looks pretty negligible.
It gets a little technical at times, but listen and learn.
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Peiman Hosseini, Bodle Technologies
DCBolt, IMERZA - Water Street Tampa
Rich Ventura, Sony
Michael Schneider, Gensler (from InfoComm Connected 2020)
Frank Olea, Olea Kiosks
Jeff Rushton, Media Resources
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Sean Wargo, AVIXA
Chris Riegel, STRATACACHE (2020)
Mark McDermott, ScreenCloud
Stefan Thorarinson, Pristine Screen
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