MediaSignage, Inc. Announces the Addition of 90 New Enterprise Digital Signage Users for Q1 2014
Westlake Village, CA (PRWEB) April 09, 2014 -- MediaSignage, Inc. (http://www.digitalsignage.com/), provider of robust and reliable digital signage solutions, announces the addition of over 90 Enterprise Users to its platform since the beginning of 2014, beating initial management expectations and providing further cash flow for continued growth throughout 2014 and beyond.
While greater than initially anticipated, the growth comes as no surprise to company executives who have spent the majority of their time and resources engineering a product that would provide all the desired features for nearly any deployment. “What we’ve built is nothing short of a complete end-to-end solution tailored to meet the robust needs of both Fortune 1000 and SMB deployments alike,” says Chief Technology Officer, Sean Levy. “Project requirements can differ greatly, but if you build a good product, the growth will follow.”
And it certainly has. Since inception in 2008, the company has seen rapid year-over-year profit and account growth of over 100% and 800% respectively. “What’s truly a testament to our success is the fact that roughly 90% of our clients don’t pay us a dime for hosting or content management and yet we’ve remained highly profitable and continue to grow organically at a rapid pace,” says Levy.
One way the company continues to see success is through free-to-paid account transitions. The company typically sees between 100 and 200 new account additions daily. While only a small percentage convert to paying Enterprise Accounts, when they do, they’re typically very committed to the MediaSignage system. The freemium model has served the company well and is key to an industry that has historically provided overly-expensive solutions to customers with longer-than-normal lead times on learning the software and converting to any particular system. “Because most customers are asking for software and hardware to power less than 10 screens, it makes our system perfect because free software fits within the budget of everyone,” says Levy. “And for those that need more robust reseller tools and advanced operability, we make it simple and affordable at $99 per month.”
The company has also received significant interest to the new open source SignageStudio Lite, a simple-to-use digital signage CMS with drag-and-drop usability. As an open source solution, the SignageStudio Lite is meant to break down learning curve barriers so prevalent in today’s enterprise digital signage systems. It allows for content creation and deployment made for users with non-technical capabilities in mind. Users can add components to a sequence with simplicity and ease, eliminating the excuses for failing to install digital signage.
The SignageStudio Lite helps to compliment the growing mediaHYBRID, powered by Amazon Web Services which was designed to power networks with client player numbers greater than 1,000. “Our mediaHYBRID is like combining our cloud digital signage software with purchasing your own server,” says Levy. “It provides the privacy of a self-hosted network with the scalability of the AWS cloud.” The company’s flagship SignageStudio Pro covers the vast majority of the market, but the company has truly engineered a system with every potential user in mind with both the SignageStudio Lite and the mediaHYBRID.
About MediaSignage, Inc.
Since 2008, MediaSignage has been developing robust, usable and free solutions for digital signage and digital out-of-home networks worldwide. Since inception, the company has grown its network to tens of thousands of connected and active digital signs and digital menu boards and continues to grow by several hundred screen installations on a monthly basis. The company has offices in Westlake Village, California and Bellevue, Washington. Read the company’s digital signage blog or follow them on twitter @MediaSignage.
Nate Nead, MediaSignage, Inc., http://www.digitalsignage.com/, +1 (855) 3447446 Ext: 101, [email protected]
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