Last Updated on July 11, 2026 by Craig Allen Keefner
Digital Signage CMS (Content Management Systems) are software solutions designed to manage and display content across digital screens, serving as a central hub for information sharing and engagement. These systems enable organizations like Siena College and the University of Toronto Mississauga to efficiently update announcements, news, and schedules for students and staff. Prominent providers in the digital signage CMS market include PROVISIO, Nanonation, 22Miles, Acquire Digital, and Google Signage. They help reduce IT costs and time while ensuring timely and relevant content delivery.
Digital signage CMS content management systems
Digital Signage Software Only
- PROVISIO – kiosk software secure browser w/ remote monitoring
- Nanonation – custom kiosk software & digital signage
- 22Miles
- Acquire Digital – advanced digital sign technology software
Google has begun offering in the space Google Signage. Here is recent excerpt from Google for Work blog. Partners for Google include Rise Vision.
digital signage cms
These are also widely deployed and frequently appear in enterprise RFPs:
- Carousel Digital Signage
- Xibo
- Yodeck
- Signagelive
- OptiSigns
- Wallboard
- Intuiface
- Rise Vision
- ViewSonic Manager
- Samsung VXT
- LG SuperSign CMS
- MangoSigns
| 3 ways academic institutions use Chromeboxes for digital signagePosted: 20 Apr 2015 06:00 AM PDT
Posted by Vidya Nagarajan, Product Manager, Chrome for WorkEditor’s note: Chromeboxes help businesses and schools update employees and students with timely information and create a sense of community. To learn more about using Chromebox for digital signage and how it can help your business or school work smarter, join Chrome Live on April 22.Schools and universities across the country use digital signage to share announcements, news and schedules. Chromeboxes give students waiting in dorm lobbies for friends or standing in the cafeteria line for lunch the opportunity to learn about campus events on the go. And digital signage apps for Chrome built by Rise Vision, one of our content partners, power many of these digital experiences that go beyond traditional campus fliers.Here are three ways academic institutions are using Chromeboxes for digital signage to better engage and inform students: Personalizing content at Siena CollegeSiena College, a private liberal arts college in Loudonville, New York, prizes its close-knit community of 3,000 students. In this intimate class setting, individual departments manage their own content featured on Chromeboxes for display. IT and display managers don’t have to be involved in day-to-day content updates, and each department is nimble and flexible with their content. For example, the Student Senate features content from the athletics and academic departments on several of its screens and those departments directly update their content to ensure it’s relevant and timely. Cutting IT costs and time at University of Toronto MississaugaThe University of Toronto Mississauga uses its 25 digital signage displays to profile professors, highlight research projects and market events to their more than 12,600 undergraduate students. Their previous display technology required extensive IT time to configure and update. Since Chromeboxes automatically update with new features and security fixes, IT can spend time on other tasks. Chromeboxes have also freed up the University’s budget, since they’re much more affordable than their previous display equipment, which cost $1,300. |
