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Dear Sign, Graphics and Visual Communications Colleagues, Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the International Sign Association Board of Directors met this week and has voted to cancel ISA International Sign Expo® 2020 re-scheduled for August 22-25. When ISA made the decision to postpone the scheduled spring event, we did so at a time when information was changing rapidly. We believed that the impact of "flattening the curve" would result in a return to normalcy and safety much more quickly than it has. This was not an easy decision, but the ISA Board has chosen to cancel the event due to COVID-19. ISA knows that many stakeholders are involved in making ISA International Sign Expo® a "must-attend" event each year and we want to thank everyone for their time and support. While we won’t be able to gather as a community in 2020, we’re jumping right in to focus on ISA International Sign Expo® 2021 in Las Vegas, Nevada...Read More
The Sign Research Foundation's Urban Wayfinding Planning and Implementation Manual has been updated with the latest trends and information. The guide was last published in 2013 and wayfinding has...Read More
The International Sign Association announces The Link: a virtual experience designed to help sign, graphics and visual communications companies explore dynamic solutions, make vital connections and...Read More
Three ISA webinars next week cover lessons learned from UL regulators, the industry's economic outlook, and the economic outlook for the retail...Read More
The outlook for 2020 continues to decline, despite a sharp rebound in the economy earlier this summer, according to the Sign Industry Quarterly Economic Report for the second quarter. The report...Read More
As part of a wide-ranging effort to raise awareness of the sign, graphics and visual communications industry in America, Ernst & Young released its "Size and Economic Impact of the Sign Industry" research in 2014. Results proved that the sign, graphics and visual communications industry is bigger and more influential than first perceived.
in direct and indirect output
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