Concept International GmbH
Concept International GmbH is a Munich-based value-added distributor (VAD) of industrial, POS, digital signage, and healthcare IT hardware, founded in 2004 by managing director Mike Finckh. The company is best known as the exclusive European distributor of GIADA, widely recognised as the leading digital signage media player brand in the DACH region, and has expanded into a private-label hardware portfolio spanning mini-PCs, LED walls, rugged tablets, and digital door signage.
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Concept International's catalogue spans several hardware categories under third-party and own brands:
- Digital Signage PCs & Players — GIADA Windows/Android mini PCs and ARM-Android players, the Raspberry Pi 5-based Giada DN25, and own-brand FutureNUC mini PCs (including ChromeOS Flexbox)
- Industrial & Rugged Devices — Giada embedded PCs, FutureIPC, and rugged tablets from DT Research and own-brand FuturePAD
- AIO & Office Devices — the FutureAIO, the first modular all-in-one PC with a hot-swappable Intel SDM CPU module
- POS & Retail Systems — Sunmi Android POS/cash register terminals and FutureSIGN panel PCs
- Display & Signage Peripherals — FutureLED LED video walls (including Butterfly COB series), Doorzign e-paper digital door signage, and AirServer Connect wireless mirroring
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