Nairobi-based Span Image Kenya has chosen Navori’s software solution to run its digital out-of-home networks in East and Central Africa. Span Image Kenya operates more than 750 LCD screens – ranging from 32” monitors  to 4 by 4 meter Video Walls-, located in various shopping malls, banks, hotel lobbies, fast food outlets and supermarkets.

UC Media has selected Navori’s software solution to pilot its digital billboard projects in Hong Kong. The first two digital panels have already been installed in busy commercial and tourist streets of the Tsim Sha Tsui district.

Brazilian travel agency chain CVC Viagens has recently deployed a new digital signage network called CVC-TV. The system features a series of LCD screens arranged vertically in a custom enclosure (see photo), and driven by a single PC using the Navori Player software. A total of 50 Players have been deployed so far. More will…More

Uruguay-based Screenmedia is currently rolling out a new digital signage network operating in office towers elevators. The system uses Navori Digital Signage solution and features 17” LCD monitors, showing a mix of news, entertainment content and advertising. The first screens have been installed in the World Trade Center Montevideo towers. The network will soon be…More

Navori SA has just announced the creation of Navori Canada Inc., its Canadian affiliate. The new company is based in Montréal, and will cover the whole of the North American market. The Swiss group, created 12 years ago, is strengthening its international presence. It already has an Australian office which covers the Asia –Pacific region,…More

Digital Signage advertising agency Eyelevel has installed 200+ screens throughout Cyprus. Displays have been set up in a variety of venues and grouped under six thematic networks:  health (Oxygen Gym, Eurogym…), beauty (Ministry of Beauty, Miele Hair & Beauty Salon), lifestyle (Hilton Park Hotel, Costa Coffee, Gloria Jean’s Coffeeplaces…), medical (Papapetrou – Mother and Child…More

Polish integrator TK-3 has carried out its first digital signage installation in the Malta mall, one of the largest shopping centres in Poland, located near Lake Malta (see pictures here). The company designed and installed six SpotScreen totems (i.e. double-sided video totems), each incorporating two 63” screens and a PC running a Navori Player software…More