Wayfinding has been defined as “a consistent use and organization of definite sensory cues from the external environment” by the urban planner Kevin A. Lynch in his 1960 book Image of the City. In an architectural context this means using signage to enable the user to orientate themselves within the architectural space and assist them in finding their way. With the advent of Connectvision digital signage, a new dynamic is now possible making signage more effective and visually impactful. As well as creating opportunities to inform and educate users.

Leading professional services company, Ernst & Young is extending its multimedia communications channel into all UK offices, improving internal communications and creating a single corporate identity for the business in England, Scotland and Wales. The 'On Screen' news service utilises Connectvision software from Saturn Communications Group, which delivers multimedia messaging to plasma screens in each office.

Leading multimedia messaging company Saturn Communications Group will unveil the next generation of Connectvision software - Vista Ready and graphically accelerated by the power of Microsoft’s Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) – at Screen Expo 2008.

Improving the ease and impact of multimedia messaging on corporate internal communications is the latest release of Connectvision from Saturn Communications Group. Using 'swarming' technology to cut the bandwidth requirements on corporate networks, Connectvision offers increased scalability as well as enhancing the scope for multimedia digital signage and data integration with real-time data sources.

Global food company H J Heinz is using Connectvision multimedia messaging at its offices in Milan, Italy, for visitor and employee internal communications. Supplied by Saturn Communications Group, the Connectvision software enables Heinz to manage and schedule content on LCD screens in the visitor reception and restaurant areas.