I try to have as much fun as I can with my blog. I've had posts relating digital signage hardware and software to the Wonder Twins (here and here). I've put up content that related back to G.I. Joe, my childhood fascination/obsession. I will write just about anything if there's a correlation (even a weak one) to digital signage.
But one post I will not write is to criticize another company in the digital signage marketplace. It's a cheap shot. Lately, there has been a lot of drama in the industry and frankly it's been extremely disappointing. I have no problems healthy disagreements or opposing viewpoints but it's gone beyond that.
I'm not going to waste space on this blog writing about the demise of one company versus another as though it somehow benefits MediaTile. I just don't think it benefits anybody. I would rather focus on my experience managing digital signage networks and how the technology relates to what's going on in corporate communication.
Simple as that.
Many of the people taking part are those I have quite a bit of respect for. Our goal is to provide full transparency with our posts. What you see is what you get. You know who we work for and what we do. Often times you might be reading content from someone who works for an industry player while they may appear to be independent.
I'm hoping the drama will subside and the market can return to growing the technology and encouraging healthy conversation and debate. We need it to.
But one post I will not write is to criticize another company in the digital signage marketplace. It's a cheap shot. Lately, there has been a lot of drama in the industry and frankly it's been extremely disappointing. I have no problems healthy disagreements or opposing viewpoints but it's gone beyond that.
I'm not going to waste space on this blog writing about the demise of one company versus another as though it somehow benefits MediaTile. I just don't think it benefits anybody. I would rather focus on my experience managing digital signage networks and how the technology relates to what's going on in corporate communication.
Simple as that.
Many of the people taking part are those I have quite a bit of respect for. Our goal is to provide full transparency with our posts. What you see is what you get. You know who we work for and what we do. Often times you might be reading content from someone who works for an industry player while they may appear to be independent.
I'm hoping the drama will subside and the market can return to growing the technology and encouraging healthy conversation and debate. We need it to.
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