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Outdoorlink Releases SL-2-DC for Managing Solar Amenities

Outdoorlink, Inc. is excited to release the SL-2-DC controller, which is designed to manage low voltage digital assets like bus stop lighting, real-time signage, WIFI routers, media players and...

The Best Hacker Prevention?

Insider posted an article in October 2019 about a digital sign that was hacked on I-75 North in Auburn Hills MI and showed an adult video for 20 minutes to the public. Maybe the best way to deter...

Detroit Installs Solar Powered Real-Time Signs with SmartLink Management System at Bus Stops

The Suburban Mobility Authority for Regional Transportation (SMART Bus), in Detroit, MI continues to invest in bus stop shelter amenities for its riders. SMART is in the middle of a multi-year...

Billboard Insider on Cutting Out of Home Utility Costs

Billboard Insider moderated a panel on cutting out of home utility costs at last week’s IBOUSA show. Brian Kline of Reliable Electric and PJ Pedroni of OutdoorLink participated in the...

KCATA Reduces Carbon Footprint with Digital Wayfinding and SmartLink Remote Management

Kansas City, MO | The Kansas City Area Transportation Authority joins a growing number of transit agencies in reducing their carbon footprint at a maintenance and operations level. The new Prospect...

Introducing the “Soft Savings” Series: The SmartLink Savings you may be Overlooking

The obvious benefits of the SmartLink System are utility savings, as well as remote monitoring & control of your exterior lighting. Some of (what we call) the Soft Savings often get overlooked...

SMARTLINK CASE STUDY: Lamar Advertising Company

Founded in 1902, Lamar Advertising Company (Nasdaq: LAMR) is one of the largest outdoor advertising companies in North America, with more than 315,000 displays across the United Stated, Canada, and Puerto Rico. Lamar offers advertisers a variety of billboard, interstate logo, and transit advertising formats that help both local businesses and national brands reach broad audiences daily.