Sustainability has become a driving force in the signage industry. Businesses are increasingly seeking ways to reduce their environmental impact while maintaining a strong brand presence. This means rethinking the materials, energy sources, and design strategies behind their signs. In fact, many corporate and public projects now require green signage solutions from recycled materials to…
ADA-compliant signage is not just a legal requirement—it’s a critical component of creating inclusive, accessible workplaces. For corporations and enterprise organizations, especially those managing multiple locations, ensuring all signage meets ADA standards is essential to serving employees and visitors of all abilities. Non-compliance can carry serious consequences; businesses have faced lawsuits costing tens of thousands…
Expanding a signage program across multiple locations is exciting, but it also introduces a maze of regulations. From accessibility standards to electrical codes and city permits, code compliance is not just a box to check—it’s a critical success factor. In fact, signage permitting often becomes an unexpected roadblock that can delay grand openings and blow…
Large-scale signage projects can transform a brand’s presence and enhance visibility, but they also come with a set of unique challenges. These challenges, if not managed properly, can threaten project timelines and budgets. Our team at Identiti specializes in overcoming these obstacles through our comprehensive approach and industry-leading expertise. Best Practices for Implementing Large-Scale Signage…
Effective signage is crucial for large enterprises, providing not only essential brand visibility but also enhancing customer experience. At Identiti, we specialize in managing complex, large-scale signage rollouts that ensure our clients’ brands shine brightly across all locations. Navigating these rollouts involves unique challenges and opportunities, which we tackle with our extensive experience and dedication…
As companies reshore production, it’s critical to build a successful quality assurance process. Experts are calling it a “manufacturing renaissance.” The Department of Labor has been reporting increases in US manufacturing jobs, as companies begin reshoring production to reinvigorate supply chains that have been atrophied by overseas shipping delays. This means companies should also expect an…
“As a culture, we value family and know connecting with one another is the key to a collaborative workplace. We strive to recognize team players in real-time so people can feel appreciated for their hard work,” says Emily Gillespie, HR Director at Identiti. What makes for good company culture? For us, even through our tremendous…
Across industries, supply chain issues have snarled companies’ production processes. According to experts and sources like the US Chamber of Commerce, there have been three main causes: worker shortages, pandemic lockdowns in China, and bottlenecks in US ports and railyards. These three issues have kept goods from getting to their destinations and increased costs across…
In 1998, when British Petroleum bought Amoco, it emerged as the largest oil and gas producer in the US. When FedEx bought Kinko’s in 2003, it increased its footprint exponentially. While building new storefronts in new markets is one way for merchants to grow, many companies pursue growth through the acquisition of existing brands—and their…
At this year’s Super Bowl, the star that stole the show (at least in our minds) wasn’t a player, a coach, or even a halftime-show performer. It was the sign. Sure, we’re a little biased as a signage and environmental branding company, but we were hardly alone in marveling at SoFi Stadium’s dual-sided videoboard. Dubbed…
