A brightly lit aisle in the Centres Manor shopping center in Western Switzerland, with customers moving about; on the left is a digital signage pillar featuring a Jules Verne motif, controlled via PlayEverywhere on Samsung Tizen, monitored via Magic Info RMS, and equipped with a GSM modem for automatic Wi-Fi/GSM switching—a project commissioned by Maus Frères SA.

Digital signage on behalf of Maus Frères SA
The Manor Centres in Western Switzerland make use of digital signage.

On behalf of Maus Frères SA, we worked together with MAAS+ROOS Signage to develop and commission a custom-made production for the Manor department stores in Chavannes, Monthey and Vevey, and we are responsible for the smooth and successful implementation of this innovative digital project.

The display and operation of the 20 columns and three screens is controlled via the PlayEverywhere software system developed by Netvico, a company of Richnerstutz. A solution specially designed for use with the Samsung Tizen system is used for this purpose. The main advantage is that only one Samsung display with an integrated Tizen player is necessary, and an additional PC is no longer required.

Technical management is guaranteed from end to end, as the system is connected to the RMS platform of Magic Info for monitoring, thus enabling remote access to all relevant system parameters if required.

In order to ensure an uninterrupted connection of the system to the network, a GSM modem is used for the mobile display columns, which acts as a Wi-Fi receiver and automatically switches to a GSM connection in the event of insufficient Wi-Fi reception.

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A brightly lit aisle in the Manor shopping center with boutiques on the left and shoppers in the background; in the center of the image stands a mobile digital signage kiosk with a large display. The custom-designed display is part of the installation implemented by Richnerstutz on behalf of Maus Frères SA and is operated via PlayEverywhere (Netvico) on Samsung Tizen with Magic Info RMS monitoring and Wi-Fi/GSM connectivity.
Entrance area at the Manor shopping center: on the left, a freestanding digital signage pillar displaying an advertisement in front of a store; on the right, two CASH ATMs; the display is part of the digital signage installation by Richnerstutz/Netvico and runs on Samsung Tizen via PlayEverywhere, with monitoring via Magic Info RMS and an optional GSM modem connection for stable Wi-Fi/GSM switching.
Escalator area in the Manor shopping center: Several digital signage screens are mounted on the white wall, displaying advertising content (e.g., Kids Factory, Carte Cadeau); passing customers appear slightly blurred. The displays are part of the digital signage installation implemented by Richnerstutz on behalf of Maus Frères SA and are controlled via PlayEverywhere (Netvico) on Samsung Tizen, with Magic Info RMS monitoring and a stable network connection.

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Entrance area at the Centre Manor Chavannes shopping center: Two freestanding digital signage pillars display a floor plan/directions and a campaign (“Happy Halloween”); a large advertising display hangs on the left. The custom signage solution was implemented by Richnerstutz on behalf of Maus Frères SA and is centrally controlled via PlayEverywhere (Netvico) on Samsung Tizen, with monitoring via Magic Info RMS.
In the entrance area of the Centre Manor shopping center, a freestanding digital signage pillar with a large screen and the display “Kids Factory” stands in the center, with automatic glass doors behind it and passersby walking by. The mobile display is part of the digital signage installation implemented by Richnerstutz (on behalf of Maus Frères SA) and is centrally managed and monitored via PlayEverywhere (Netvico) on Samsung Tizen.
In a shopping center, next to the escalator, there is a mobile digital signage kiosk with a red base and a large screen displaying a colorful advertisement; in the background, the open mall area, seating, and other kiosks are visible. The Richnerstutz installation for Centres Manor (Maus Frères SA) is digitally played via PlayEverywhere (Netvico) on Samsung Tizen and monitored centrally.

Guillaume Schleipen, Maus Frères SA

«I would like to highlight the outstanding work of Richnerstutz's digital department in the digital transformation of our internal advertisements at the Manor Centres in French-speaking Switzerland. Their proactive preparation, efficient installation and thorough follow-up have exceeded our expectations.»

[Translate to Englisch:] Displays Centre Manor Vevey

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