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Jason Opat describes the latest ASK system for use in Museums. Recently installed at the Kansas Museum of History, this ASK system features three storytellers from early Kansas history.

Recently featured on the front page of the Topeka Capitol Journal.

http://cjonline.com/news/state/2011-01-17/kansas-museum-feature-virtual-storyteller

Meet ASK.

Digital Signage 2.0.

A screen you don't have to touch. Graphics so good they're almost hypnotic. A personality that will not be ignored. It's finally here...

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ASK will have a booth in the POP section at the Shopper Marketing Expo this week (October 5-7, 2010, in Chicago), and we're looking forward to an exciting show. A couple of people have asked, "Wait, the POP section? Why isn't your digital signage kiosk in the digital signage section?" Good question.

Jason Opat displays how using digital signage can be entertaining as well as extremely useful by providing information to consumers or the public.

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Jason Opat illustrates the ASK systems gaming mode, and how using digital signage can provide a business a unique way to draw attention to their products and services.

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Jason Opat describes the many modes available using digital signage, and how these operation modes make ASK the most interesting and innovative solution for advertisers available.

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Wynn Ponder is a freelance writer who covers marketing and industrial topics. He is also owner of Wichita video production and marketing firm Ponder:Connect.

Jason Opat describes the usage of digital signage in an Arena, and shows how the unit can be used for information as well as entertainment.

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Jason Opat describes the usage of digital signage in a hospital, and illustrates how we are using it currently at Wesley Medical Center in Wichita Kansas.

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We're all familiar with traditional wayfinding signage: static, directional signs and maybe a few master maps around the venue bearing the familiar words, "You Are Here." This approach is quite effective for simple applications, but in more complex venues, wouldn't it be nice to have an additional wayfinding technology that can quiz you a bit and help you choose the right destination?