Case studySeven brands on one OmmaSign network since 2018.
OTR has run OmmaSign since October 2018. The network now carries seven brands across 1,100+ locations and 4,700+ screens, from the fuel price on the pylon to the screen at the counter.
- Fuel & convenience retail
- Australia
- OmmaSign
- 1,100+
- Locations
- 4,700+
- Screens
- 95%
- Devices online
- Oct 2018
- Live since
The brands on the network
Each of these brands runs its screens from the same OmmaSign workspace. They joined one at a time, as the network grew.
One network for seven brands, from the road to the counter.
An OTR site has screens everywhere a customer looks: the pylon out on the road, the dispensers on the forecourt, the POS screen at the counter, and the screens of every brand inside.
Running all of that from one place came down to three problems:
What had to be solved
- 1
Seven brands to run
Each brand has its own look and its own content, and none of them could get a system of its own.
- 2
Six platforms
The screens run on six different operating systems. All of them had to take content from the same place.
- 3
A network that keeps growing
Sites and brands keep joining. Each one has to come online without anyone rebuilding what already runs.
One OmmaSign workspace, on every screen type.
All seven brands run from a single OmmaSign workspace, on whichever of the six platforms a given screen uses.
How OmmaSign delivered
- 1
One workspace, seven brands
Each brand's content lives in the same workspace, so a new brand joins the network instead of starting a new one.
- 2
Whatever the screen runs
OmmaSign runs on webOS, Android, Linux, ChromeOS, Windows and Tizen, so the choice of screen stays with each site.
- 3
Content that follows the weather
When conditions on site change, so does what plays. Nobody schedules it.
Running on 6 platforms
- ChromeOS
From the pylon to the POS screen.
Where OmmaSign shows up across an OTR site.
Fuel prices on the pylons
The price a driver reads from the road before deciding whether to pull in is displayed through OmmaSign.
Fuel dispenser displays
Content at the point where the customer is already standing still, out on the forecourt.
Web app on POS screens
The checkout screen the customer faces, with no dedicated device behind it.
Weather-driven content
What plays changes with conditions on site, automatically, with nobody scheduling it by hand.
1,100+ locations, with 95% of devices online.
Since October 2018 the network has grown to 4,700+ screens across seven brands. One workspace still runs all of it.
The outcomes
- 1
95% of devices online
Across 1,100+ locations and six platforms, 95% of devices are online.
- 2
No second system
Every brand the network added went into the workspace that was already there.
- 3
Live since October 2018
It went live in 2018 and hasn't stopped growing, one site and one brand at a time.
One of the seven brands
Reddy Express: 600+ stores on OmmaSign in one week.
Reddy Express's own team set up the OmmaSign web app on the customer-facing POS screens in 600+ convenience stores across Australia. All 1,300+ devices went live in a single week.
- 600+
- Stores
- 1,300+
- POS screens
- 1week
- Full rollout
Seven brands and 4,700+ screens in 1,100+ locations, all on one OmmaSign network since 2018.
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