In this episode of the Digital Signage Today podcast Amber Ward, senior marketing director at Carousel Digital Signage, and Cullen Gross, sales engineer at Carousel Digital Signage, share invaluable insight on how digital signage is fast becoming digital communication and the role digital signage is playing in the corporate environment.

The podcast, moderated by Judy Mottl, editor of Digital Signage Today, is sponsored by Carousel Digital Signage which has been a trusted digital signage platform for corporate organizations for more than 25 years.

Recognized as one of Digital Signage Today's 13 top digital signage software providers for 2026, Carousel is built for real-world communication, helping organizations reliably inform and engage their audiences. From supporting emergency messaging when it matters most to serving as a centralized platform for everyday communication across an organization, Carousel helps ensure the right message reaches the right people at the right time.

On Feb. 26, starting at 1p.m. central time, Carousel and Amazon Signage will co-host a webinar, "Enterprise Signage Made Simple: Secure, Scalable, IT-trusted."

The webinar will cover topics and considerations for anyone supporting a digital signage rollout or deployment and will provide a deep look into topics that are of interest and concern to IT and networking departments which are critical to successful digital signage deployments.

During the podcast Ward provided a demo presentation of mapping out a corporate digital signage strategy that illustrated the many form factors and signage options for the corporate environment.

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In this episode of the DST podcast, Josh Cohen, CEO at Pearl Media, an out-of-home media company, offers insight on the value of the latest trend in digital signage — the street level network.

With a team of 30-plus professionals and a portfolio of 700-plus media assets nationwide, Pearl Media specializes in delivering high-impact advertising across premier real estate.
From digital networks in Midtown Manhattan and Chelsea Market to large-scale destinations in Los Angeles, San Francisco, Nashville, Austin, Atlanta, Chicago, Miami, and beyond, Pearl Media is pushing the boundaries of what's possible in OOH.

The Midtown Digital Network which boasts 30 eye-level full motion screens around the fringes of Time Square, from 41st to 56th Streets — where the local New Yorkers navigate the chaos between Thanksgiving and New Year's.
Tune in to learn what street level digital signage offers an advertiser and what you need to know about content and messaging strategies.

In the latest episode of the Digital Signage Today Podcast, Chuck Lewis, EVP of business development and sales at the Palmer Digital Group, talks with Digital Signage Today Editor Judy Mottl on the innovations with digital menu boards and enclosures.

Lewis, an engineer, joined PDG when the company formed in 2018 in a collaborative vision with PDG owner John Palmer to address the growing interest in digital kiosks across many business verticals. He initially focused on innovations for the QSR and retail markets with PDG's consumer-facing digital menu board, kiosks and enclosure solutions.

He also shares insight on what prospective clients should understand about digital menu board installations and predicts a major digital display disruptor in the future.