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Lipscomb University Conveys Up-to-Date Market Information with a LED Ticker
Posted on Tue, September 7, 2010
Lipscomb’s College of Business knew exactly what they wanted — a 17 foot LED ticker display. The College also chose to design, contract and install the Rise Display ticker themselves. Since they had already planned their needs out so precisely, getting the project completed by Rise was a simple matter.
LED Ticker Atop the ESPN RV Tour Bus
Posted on Thu, September 2, 2010
The idea to add the unique ticker to the bus grew from a desire to improve upon the success of the previous season’s tour. “The NBA on ESPN RV Tour is in its second year now,” Mr. Nowicki continues, “so we wanted to find a unique addition to attract even more attention to the RV and the tour. As ESPN is the wide world leader in sports, we felt it was only right that fans should be able to get their up to the minute sports scores and news from the ESPN RV. That’s when we turned to Rise Display.
Missouri Southern State University Students Gain Real-World Experience
Posted on Tue, August 31, 2010
The Business School recently developed an investment center to give students real-world experience in international markets. To equip the center, they called on Rise Display. According to Brian Nichols, assistant professor of finance and economics, “We needed to communicate financial information such as stock quotes, interest rates, exchange rates, market indexes and the like. We wanted to convey all of that to our students using a ticker display and some form of television display.”
Spring Arbor Trading Room Presents Students with a Wealth of Financial Data
Posted on Fri, August 27, 2010
While some institutions adopt electronic signage in a more piecemeal fashion, the planners of Spring Arbor’s trading center decided that from the start, a fully equipped trading center requires multiple LCD screens of varying sizes, a large LED wallboard, a fifty-foot LED ticker and a four-zone world clock.
Via Christi Hospital Reaches Employees With Digital Signs
Posted on Wed, August 25, 2010
The search led them to Rise Display and the installation of new electronic LCDs at two of their busiest hubs. The colorful digital sign serves up a steady mix of external news from live news feeds, and internal announcements that they post themselves with the help of Rise’s Display Wire.







