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DSE 2020 Opens Call for Speakers

Application deadline is Aug. 28, 2019.

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5 years ago

July 12, 2019

Digital Signage Expo (DSE, Atlanta) announced it has opened its call for speaker proposals and is accepting submissions for presentations to be given at its 2020 educational conference, Mar. 31-Apr. 3, 2020 at the Las Vegas Convention Center. The application deadline is Aug. 28, 2019.

DSE’s 2020 educational conference will largely focus on peer-presented case studies in 14 different categories that will offer an inside look at innovative installations, business cases, the work they required from internal approvals to creative application and how management challenges are being met going forward, according to a statement released by DSE.

Submissions may be made for pre-show events, including the Digital Out-of-Home Strategy Summit and Guided Installation Tour, or for conference sessions and on-floor workshops using the form at this link. Proven case studies are highly encouraged.

Proposals, which may include traditional lecture or panel discussions, should align with the DSE 2020 categories, which include the following:

Digital Content
Digital Out-of-Home (DOOH)
Digital Signage Fundamentals
Pro AV / Integrators
Maintenance & Management
Industry Trends & Issues
Campus Tech
Retail
Restaurants
Smart Cities
Experiential
Corporate Environments
Transportation
Venues

With the exception of proposals for the Digital Signage Fundamentals track, presentation submissions should be geared to advanced topics, reflecting attendee interest in taking their communications networks to the next level and adopting new technologies.

Program space is limited, and DSE will be able to select only a certain number of proposals.

For more information on presenting at DSE, contact Conference Director Helen Kang at hkang@exponation.net.

For more information on DSE itself, visit digitalsignageconnection.com.

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