Pixel Inspiration
Pixel Inspiration is a UK-headquartered managed digital signage integrator delivering end-to-end hardware, software integration, and creative services to blue-chip retail, banking, healthcare, and automotive clients across the UK and EMEA. It manages more than 30,000 displays for over 90 major brands, including a landmark retail media rollout for Tesco, and operates as a subsidiary of Belgian logistics group bpost Group following its 2024 acquisition of parent company Staci SAS.
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Pixel Inspiration offers a managed services portfolio rather than proprietary software or hardware products:
- Solutions: Digital Signage Solutions, Digital Store Windows, Digital Storefronts, Digital Menu Boards, Retail Media, Queue Management, Digital Staff Communications, Interactive Wayfinding, Healthcare Communications, In-Store Music, Audience Analytics, Foreign Exchange Boards, Interactive Customer Experiences
- Hardware (sourced/managed): LED & LCD Digital Signage, Digital Bay Headers, Video Wall Displays, Interactive Kiosks, Shelf & Gondola Screens, Irregular Displays, Projection Displays, Commercial Audio, Battery-Powered and Fuel Forecourt Displays
- Services: Creative Services, Bespoke Services, 24/7 Managed Support, and certified CMS partnerships with Dise and Scala
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