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SEGD Wayfinding Event, Miami, Fla., April 14 & 15, 2016SEGD is excited to hold the annual Wayfinding event in Miami this April, hosted by Miami International Airport. The two day event starts on

Shipments Of Connected Digital Signs Will Reach 17.2 Million In 2019Digital signage is today used in numerous market verticals such as retail, healthcare, transportation, office and enterprise, educat

Get The Latest Sign and Visual Communications NewsStaying on top of trends and issues in the sign and visual communications industry is vital to any business. But who has time to search all the newspa

Major Metropolitan Area Makes EMC ChangesA major metropolitan city has approved two codes related to digital signs, removing one requirement that could have negatively affected every digital sign in t

Sign Moratoriums: An Overreaction to Supreme Court RulingWhat if your sign company couldn’t get a new sign permitted for 30, 60, 90 or 120 days? It would certainly have a dramatic impact on your

Seizing the Opportunity to Improve Sign CodesWhen a community issued notices of sign violations to a significant portion of the businesses in her community, a local Chamber of Commerce executive direc

Come into Compliance with EPA 6H Rule Training RequirementsFive years can fly by. Is it time to retrained employees to remain compliant with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) rule

All Signs Point to Success with DigitalThere seems to be no slowing down where digital signs are concerned. ISA’s Quarterly Economic Report for the second quarter of 2015 showed continued favora

Planners Discuss Supreme Court Ruling’s Impact on Sign CodesHow should a local community respond to the recent Supreme Court of the United States ruling in Reed v. Town of Gilbert? That is a questio

35-Year-Old Sign Ordinance Replaced with One That Allows EMCsJimmy Carter was president. And we still didn’t know who shot J.R. But 1980 was the last time one county changed its sign ordinance.

Planners Gain More Understanding of Sign Codes Post Supreme Court RulingMore than 700 local planners from around the country learned how to better navigate sign codes after a recent U.S. Supreme Court

Time Ticking to Participate in Sign Manufacturing DayA shortage of skilled workers is one of the most perplexing—and potentially damaging—issues facing the sign and visual communications i