This is inadvertently turning into transit digital signage month on this podcast, having spoken lately with CHK America about epaper transit signs and just last week with Roadify, which aggregates data from transit systems.
This week I'm talking to Ryan Croft, one of the co-founders of TransitScreen, which has made a mark in North America and globally with a subscription service that puts together and presents on screens all the mobility options for people at specific venues.
What that means in practical terms is people coming down in late afternoon to the lobby of their office block, and looking at a carefully-considered and laid-out screen that shows everything from the state of local buses and trains to the availability of Uber, Lyft and some of the other alternative transport options out there these days.
In our chat, we get into how TransitScreen got started, what they've learned along the way, why they've now added a mobile app, and how the sort of data insights all this mobility data is generating might have some interesting new uses.
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David Anderson, Mimo Monitors
Gordon Feller, Meeting Of The Minds (Smart Cities)
Nick Fearnley, Signstix
Art Stavenka, Kino-Mo
Greg Topel, Tanvas
Brett Jones, Lightform
Jonathan Gudai, Adomni
Arie Stavchansky, Dataclay
Mitch Goss, Zero-In
Sheldon Silverman, Smartbomb Media
Matt Gibbs, UPshow
Alan Brawn, Brawn Consulting
Jason Bier, Federation For Internet Alerts
Mark Stross, ANC
Megan Dutta, Women Of Digital Signage
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