Fujitsu Provides Digital Media to Retailers
FRISCO, Texas -- Fujitsu Transaction Solutions Inc. will work with TELentice Global Inc. to market new, comprehensive Digital Media Solutions (DMS) to retailers, Fujitsu stated.
The two companies have developed a system combining the required hardware, software and services to create, deploy and manage chain-wide, multimedia information campaigns, the company stated. The solutions enable retailers to develop integrated systems that deliver video, animation, text, audio and visuals directly to electronic media, including plasma and LCD screens, mobile devices, point-of-sale (POS) displays, interactive displays, and Web sites, according to the company.
"We want Fujitsu to become a retailer's one-stop-shop for their digital media needs," Howard Witherspoon, chairman and chief executive officer of TELentice, said in a statement. "With the managed end-to-end Fujitsu Digital Media Solutions, retailers will be able to distribute video announcements, advertisements, promotions, news, educational material and other information to employees and customers in-store and through mobile devices."
The two companies have developed a system combining the required hardware, software and services to create, deploy and manage chain-wide, multimedia information campaigns, the company stated. The solutions enable retailers to develop integrated systems that deliver video, animation, text, audio and visuals directly to electronic media, including plasma and LCD screens, mobile devices, point-of-sale (POS) displays, interactive displays, and Web sites, according to the company.
"We want Fujitsu to become a retailer's one-stop-shop for their digital media needs," Howard Witherspoon, chairman and chief executive officer of TELentice, said in a statement. "With the managed end-to-end Fujitsu Digital Media Solutions, retailers will be able to distribute video announcements, advertisements, promotions, news, educational material and other information to employees and customers in-store and through mobile devices."