Industry News

Smart Companies Invest in TrainingNew research shows that top U.S. companies increased their budgets by 15 percent for learning and development. This marks the highest rate in the past seven years and

City Seeks Sign Industry Input on Codes ChangesLast week, city officials sought input from sign industry leaders including members of the Nevada Sign Association and ISA’s Manager State & Lo

Attorneys Receive Training in On-Premise Sign RegulationsThe American Bar Association recently provided continuing education for attorneys on issues related to on-premise signage. ISA participated in

States Approve Sign Installer TrainingEducational programs for sign installers recently were approved by the states of Oregon and Washington as accredited continuing education units (CEUs. for license

Get Up to Speed on the Latest Sign Industry TrendsThe sign industry is undergoing significant changes driven by new technologies and new avenues of business. Sign companies that want to explore these

Let UL Know What Issues Affect Your BusinessHave you ever wanted the opportunity to speak directly to UL representatives and ask them about issues that concern you and your company? Now’s your c

Sign Designs May Change to Accommodate Visually ImpairedSignificant changes may come to signage as part of the ANSI 2015 model code process, a standard which often is incorporated into building codes.

Wayfinding Signage Resources AvailableIn an effort to boost tourism and city pride, towns of all sizes are adopting wayfinding systems. But planning and executing the right system is vital to the taxp

Business Boosting Strategies Available to Sign CompaniesThe sign and visual communications industry’s leading experts will be available to help businesses tackle issues they face as part of ISA

Help Determine New Efficiency Requirements for Electric SignsNew national standards currently are being developed for portable (plug-in) and permanent (hard-wired) electric signs by the Canadian Stand

U.S. House Passes ISA-Endorsed Regulatory ReformThe sign and visual communications industry faces an extraordinary amount of federal regulations that have a direct impact on their bottom line. That&rs

New Statewide Sign Regulations Opposed by ISA as Not Good for Business in KentuckyFor many years, billboards and other off-premise signs have been subject to regulations on both a municipal and a stat