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Digital signage for manufacturing

Streamline operations and safety with smarter digital signage.

Digital signage is transforming the manufacturing industry by providing real-time, actionable information that improves productivity, safety, and communication across the entire facility. 

With the ability to display important data, alerts, and instructions at key points in the workflow, digital signage can optimise operations and help your team make smarter decisions faster.

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Benefits of digital signage in manufacturing

Digital signage offers numerous benefits within the entertainment sector, enhancing both operational efficiency and the overall customer experience.

  • Increase productivity – Provide live updates on targets and machine statuses so your team can respond faster to inefficiencies, breakdowns, and other issues.
  • Improved training – Make training more accessible with instructional videos and visual guides displayed directly on the shop floor. 
  • Enhanced safety – Instantly display emergency alerts, evacuation procedures, or hazard warnings in high-traffic areas to minimise accidents. 
  • Multilingual communication – Share information in several languages simultaneously, ensuring that no employee or visitor is left out or misinformed.
  • Data-driven decisions – Display crucial real-time information such as inventory levels, or machine performance to spot trends and adjust workflows in a timely manner. 

How does it work?

Digital signage in manufacturing integrates with existing systems to display real-time data across strategically placed screens throughout the facility. 

Managed through a centralised platform, content is customisable and targeted to specific areas, ensuring relevant information reaches the right teams. 

Automated triggers can display critical alerts instantly, improving communication, safety, and decision-making in real-time.

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Types of digital signage in the manufacturing sector

Digital Video Walls

Provide a unified view of critical operational data, safety alerts, or company-wide announcements. Place in central locations, such as control rooms or large production areas.

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Digital Totems & Kiosks

Share real-time production data, training materials, or safety information. These can be touch-enabled for user interaction, ideal for self-service or quick access.

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High-Bright Displays

Perfect for showing important information in areas exposed to sunlight or bright artificial light, ensuring visibility in all conditions.

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Interactive Touchscreens

Great for team meetings, training sessions, or brainstorming, encouraging employees to engage with data, plans, or designs visually.

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Digital Menu Boards

Typically used in cafeteria or break areas to provide a clear, easy-to-read format for both real-time data and scheduled content.

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Wayfinding Displays

Help employees and visitors navigate through large manufacturing plants, providing directions to departments, workstations, or emergency exits.

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Why choose us?

We bring deep industry expertise to deliver digital signage solutions that withstand tough manufacturing environments.

Our solutions are fully scalable, making it easy to manage displays across multiple facilities from a single platform. 

Plus, we provide full support and training, ensuring your team gets the most out of the system from installation to daily use.

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    Magda AnyPlace Media employee

    “Working with Anyplace Media Group was a seamless and smooth process, from setting up the content management system to the screen installation in our window. Andrew was incredibly helpful from start to finish and after installation too. This was initially a trial move into a new way of displaying properties for sale but with the success of this screen I can see it being adopted throughout our other branches.”

    Linley and Simpson Estate Agents