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players and give you a leg-up in deciding which is right for you. Get Google your PDF here. The Hardware Chrome for The hardware required to complete a digital signage solution is typically a commercial-grade screen and Digital Signage a media player . There are lots of options out there for displays, which we explored in Chapter 5, but it’s time to look at the media players .

There are also lots of options out there for media players, and for Google, that includes the , Google has been making waves in Chrome bypasses all those concerns Chromebase, and . We’ll the digital signage market for about that are very real for other platforms . also enlighten you about , two years . They’ve made it clear that but Chromecast is not recommended You can choose for your Chrome is here . Chrome OS as a commercial-grade digital media players, manage those devices signage tool . The Google ecosystem has from the Chrome Management compelling hardware / media players Console (CMC), and control your It can be confusing to determine which available to run your digital signs . content using a CMS from one of device you need if you’re considering Chrome provides a platform for Google’s partners . Chrome for digital displays . innovation . All your software runs in the . What’s the difference between the Chrome-based digital signage All your data is stored there safely . three? What are the pros and cons of solutions are by far the most secure, Plus, you get to harness the cloud for each? easy to manage, scalable, and easy collaboration . We’re about to end any confusion you to implement . And among their many product might have regarding these three Here’s why: options, there’s solutions for everyone options, giving you clear definitions on Digital signage through Chrome is from SMBs to enterprises . In this what each does, how the hardware a truly end-to-end cloud-based chapter, I’m going to walk you options can best serve you, and solution . Chrome takes care of it all . through each of Google’s media what the pros and cons are of each . Remember what I talked about in Chapter 6 about the dangers of the “fake cloud” and not updating new versions and security patches?

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The Chromebox syncs and locally 2955U ($179 MSRP), i3-4010U ($369 Chromebox caches the content (so it can still run MSRP)[95] . The i3 model comes with a if the connection is choppy) . keyboard and mouse . You probably remember the

Chromebox from Chapter 5, but we’re Instead of tasking someone to code Acer going to take another look and see an application, it’s just a matter of Acer’s Chromebox CXI models are how it measures up to other Chrome using CMC and your preferred CMS also aimed at the consumer market, solutions . to push the desired content to the with all-plastic casing and a noisy appropriate devices . fan . They’re still solid products . The Chromebox, born in 2012 , is small form-factor computer that runs Cost and Models At 1 .3 x 5 .1 x 6 .5”, it’s compact, though on Chrome’s OS . not the smallest . There’s options with $159 – $675 (depending on model) processors and memory[97] . The CXI The idea is that you can set the box has a 1.4GHz Intel Celeron 2957U on your desk, plug in a screen, mouse, processor and a choice between 2GB and keyboard, and set up your own There’s not just one ($179) and 4GB ($219) RAM . little desktop computer… or skip the sort of Chromebox— mouse and keyboard, plug it into a There’s options with an Intel i3 in fact, there’s one to commercial-grade screen, and use processor, able to play up to 4K Chrome’s kiosk mode to lock-down suit the needs of just video. The first, Acer CXI-i34GKM, has functionality and now you have a fully about anyone. 4GB RAM ($349); the second (CXI- functioning digital sign . i38GKM) has 8GB RAM for $399 .

How it Works Worth noting: If you’re hoping to That makes it a little tricky to sum up primarily support a upgrade the memory or hard drive the Chromebox’s stats, since there single application at a time . yourself, you’re out of luck—the case are many models made by different is hard to open without damage and They rely heavily on an companies . parts difficult to extract[98] . connection for software functionality Standard features include a 16 GB and data storage . That connection, AOPEN SSD, Wi-Fi, and 4 .0, at least via a local area network, can be AOPEN offers a robust (if pricey) 4 USB ports, , DisplayPort, [99] wireless or through an Ethernet port . commercial Chromebox option . HDMI, and an SD card reader . The user hooks up their Chromebox to In fact, it’s currently the only Below, you’ll find a rundown of the the display via HDMI and connects to commercial Chromebox designed for offerings from a number of major the Internet . digital signage use . original equipment manufacturers If the user subscribes to Chrome (OEMs) . With three and five year warranty Management Console, he or she options, a wide temperature operating can take a few seconds to enroll the tolerance range, metal casing, a solid Asus is known for consumer media device to allow it to be configured state drive, and fanless construction, players, but they perform well and remotely . the Chromebox Commercial is built are commonly found in commercial to withstand stressful environments settings . Part of this is due to the small After that, if working with a digital that might cause consumer-grade form factor, a compact 4 .88 x 4 .88 x signage CMS (one of Google’s Chromeboxes (with their fans 1 .65” . partners might be able to provide an and plastic construction) to fail attractive solution) once the player is You can choose between several prematurely . connected to the network, the visual different processors: Intel® Celeron display shows the content . 80 Chapter 7: Google Chrome for Digital Signage

Who uses Chromeboxes for And while the device isn’t pretty, at ◊ Intel Celeron (2955U 1.4 GHz) Digital Signage? only 25 mm thick it’s easy to hide . with 4GB RAM, $199 Because of the Chrome Management Console, it’s easy to use Chromeboxes On the technical side, it boasts a Intel® ◊ Intel Haswell (4600U) Core i7 to control many screens on a large Quad Core N2930 processor with 4GB processor with 4GB or 8GB RAM, scale . It’s a true enterprise-grade memory, plus dual screen support . starting at $629 solution. The price may be a barrier, though: with The last option has the same specs You’ll find Chromeboxes behind digital an MSRP of $429 a pop, you’re definitely as Asus’s Core i7 offering, but it’s signage everywhere from retail stores paying for that commercial quality . available on its own, rather than in a to universities . bundle[102] . Lenovo Here’s just one example . Lenovo was a Chromebox latecomer, It’s often described as blazingly fast. but brought its own twist with the Clothing retailer Chico’s had a [100] And this is just the tip of the iceberg . ThinkCentre Chromebox Tiny , massive project in mind: deploying which is small compared to a desktop Samsung also offers a Chromebox, up to 5,000 screens at some 1,500 computer, though not quite tiny for a [103] and that’s not even to mention locations . Chromebox, at 7 x 7 .2 x 1 .4” . Chromebases . (Don’t worry, we’ll get Built of aluminum with a plastic to them .) Plus, there may be models front panel, the Tiny has some great we’ve missed . security features, like data encryption You’ll have to do some comparison- and a way to disable USB ports to shopping of your own, but this should prevent unauthorized access. be a good start . Technical specs include an Intel Core But none of the options are terrible . i3-5005U Dual-Core processor with Like every other aspect of signage, it’s 2GB memory ($240 on ), about which one’s right with you . or a Intel 3205U processor with 2 or 4GB memory (both about $150 on Pros: Amazon). ◊ Central Management Lenovo also offers the ThinkCentre They envisioned personalized content ◊ Kiosk Mode Tiny-In-One, which is a tool-free way down to the store level, and control to convert the Tiny into a 23” All-In- ◊ Upgradable RAM over each individual screen . They One display . settled on HP Chromeboxes, because, ◊ Automatic software upgrades according to CIO Eric Singleton, HP ◊ Various models to choose The HP offerings match Asus in terms “Since they’re cost-effective, we can from that support different of tiny size: 4.88 x 4.96 x 1.54”. afford to outfit more of our stores with requirements like 4k more displays . Since they’re small, HP aims its models at enterprise they don’t take up valuable space buyers, offering rack mounts and ◊ Security and virus protection in stores and they are unobtrusive . other accessories . ◊ Low power demands With more screens, we have more Here’s the choices[101]: places where we can tailor content Cons: that resonates with each store’s ◊ Intel Celeron (2955U 1.4 GHz) ◊ Requires an internet connection customers .” processor with 2GB of RAM, $179 to receive updates MSRP 81 Chapter 7: Google Chrome for Digital Signage

As a trial run, they outfitted one store It’s functionally equivalent to a If it’s too jargon-heavy for your tastes, with 10 screens, and quickly began to , without the display or though, feel free to skip down to “How see the benefits. keyboard . would I use it in my digital signage campaign?” You’ve already got the jist Their previous promotional strategy, So you can think of it as a $85 of it . traditional printed signs, had a lead computer on a stick . The Chromebit time of about ten days . is more functionality aligned with a Performance Google Chromebox, with the same The Chromebit has 16GB of storage performance capabilities, but and 2GB of RAM (same as most With digital signage, without the ethernet port or multiple Chromeboxes) . It’s powered by a they can showcase peripheral ports . It allows the user to 1.8GHz Rockchip, RK3288-C CPU with a add a Bluetooth keyboard or mouse . ® new items and sales separate ARM Mali™-T624 GPU . Because of this, the Chromebit within minutes, a huge The Chromebit was tested side-by- provides more functional capabilities, side with the Asus M004U Chromebox advantage in the ever- complexity and flexibility than the with an Intel Celeron 2955U CPU Chromecast . changing retail vertical. and embedded Intel HD Graphics Cost 4000/4400 . While it wasn’t a true scientific performance analysis (just The average cost of a Chromebit is $89 . Eventually, they hope to almost played the same content on the completely replace printed signage Pros two media players side-by-side) with Chromebox-driven digital displays . the two devices running a digital ◊ Swivels, fits into small places. signage application with the ◊ Great option for mobile workers . same content—still images, full motion video and stereo sound— What is a ◊ Comes with 100GB of Google performed identically in terms of Chromebit? Drive space for documents, playback . photos, and other [104] . How it works The Chromebit warmed up more than ◊ Can be used as a portable kiosk . the Chromebox, most likely due to Chromebit, born in 2015, is a small a smaller heatsink in the Chromebit device that runs on Google’s Chrome Cons form factor . Any performance OS operating system . The stick-like ◊ Not the best solution for video differences were imperceptible device closely resembles a thumb content watching both devices side-by-side . drive . ◊ Offers only 2GB RAM, 16GB The Chromebit, when plugged into Networking and USB internal storage . the HDMI port of a monitor, acts like a Connectivity tiny , with access ◊ No internal clock . So if you’re The Chromebit includes 802 .11 a/b/ to the Internet and Google’s browser- using it for day-parted content g/n/ac WiFi . based apps . and it reboots, it won’t know what to play because it doesn’t know It’s seemingly similar to the what time it is . Chromecast, but in fact, it is in a completely different class of Want some techie-friendly stats to go machines—it IS a general purpose with your pro/con list? We’ve got your computing tool . back .

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Connectivity is rock-solid and there The Chromebit plugs directly into a Schools can use this same kind of were no perceptible performance display’s HDMI port, or alternatively option to track library books . Larger differences between the Chromebit connects via included HDMI extension schools, like colleges and universities, and the M004U Chromebox unit . cable for tight connection locations . can use the stick devices as a portal to access the school’s learning Networking performance was The Chromebit includes a small management system . also very good when running the separate 18W power supply that Chromebit as a computing device, requires an AC power connection . A browsing the internet and/or working USB-powered device would be ideal, with Google Apps . but the Chromebit requires a little What is a more power than that to operate . The Chromebit was also tested Chromebase? with a USB Ethernet connection, How would I use it in my digital The Chromebase, first unveiled in 2014, turning off the WiFi through Chrome signage campaign? marks Google’s dive into integrated management . This worked just Thanks to the Chrome Management displays[106] . Think a Chromebox built fine, but the device may be more Console, you can manage thousands right into a screen . cumbersome to physically manage in of devices and remotely control your this configuration. content showing on each display . How it Works

A keyboard/mouse combo connected Thought of another way, a with a small RFI USB adapter worked Chromebase is basically the desktop- very well, as did the Bluetooth The Chromebit makes sized equivalent of a Chromebook. It connection (Bluetooth V4.0 included). for a perfect digital runs Chrome OS, and is thus heavily focused on web-based applications . Enterprise-Enabled Chrome signage player where Management wireless networking is Just like a Chromebox, the Chromebase can be easily enrolled The Chromebit truly stands apart from a requirement. in CMC for remote management and other stick-based PCs when it comes configuration. It can also boot directly to enterprise management . into kiosk mode . You can connect up The Chromebit is a Chrome OS The low-cost, small form factor, a keyboard and mouse, if desired . device, meaning it can be fully and enterprise manageability Basically, all you need to do is plug it managed, remotely, in enterprise make the Chromebit the in, connect it up to the Internet, and environments via Google’s Chrome clear leader in terms of price/ start pushing content to it from your Management Console and enterprise performance/management/size. CMS . Content can be stored on the enrollment . This device can be used for Chromebase or streamed over the Power and Display Connectivity enterprises and other large-scale Internet (safely cached in case your businesses, though SMB will find the connection crashes) . price point attractive as well . Several models offer additional What else can I use it for? features, such as a webcam and If you need to power your guest touchscreen capability for interaction, [105] kiosk or want an electronic sign-in or the possibility to attach POS option at your desk, the Chromebit peripherals . can accomplish that for you . Add a display and you’ve got a nice little space to direct guests who might also need Internet access . 83 Chapter 7: Google Chrome for Digital Signage

Cost and Models the speakers built in to the bottom- dust-proof . Despite being fanless, it edge bezel are obvious and a little has a wide temperature operating $300-1,099 bulky depending on what you’re going range, up to 104°F . As with the Chromebox, there are for . It’s right at home in kiosk or POS several models on the market . Here’s The 21 .5” model ($300 without touch applications . Like the Acer models, it a summary . capability, or $430 with) has a Tegra has 10-point touch capability . LG 2.1 GHz processor, 4GB RAM, and But beyond that, it’s got tons of LG’s 21 .5”, full HD Chromebase is the same standard features as the powered peripheral ports meant to relatively affordable at $280 per unit, Chomeboxes discussed earlier do[109] . but not quite ideal for an enterprise connect up to other gadgets, such

[107] as a card swipe . It’s meant to be setting . The bezel is white, which might stand out in some settings . tamperproof . With a 1.4 GHz Intel Celeron processor and 2GB of RAM, it’s similar to most The 24” models seem to be optimized Chromeboxes in terms of computing for teleconferencing, with a built-in HD power . Storage-wise, it’s got a 16GB webcam and microphones. The bezel SSD and two years of access to 100GB is a subtle black . Able to tilt between on . -5 and 30°, the stand is designed to work with VESA mounts for wall or It’s EnergyStar rated . arm mounting[110] .

The LCD screen is not touch- And then there’s the all-important sensitive . security features, like a Kensington lock slot, built-in encryption, and Probably the biggest drawback to this Verified Boot, which checks files for device is its built-in stand[108] . With no tampering each time the screen good way of detaching it, you’re stuck boots up . Under the hood, there’s an Intel Quad using this Chromebase on a table or Core processor, 4GB RAM, and a 32GB desk . You can’t wall mount it or build it Since there are five different models SSD . into a kiosk . (ranging in price from $430 for the touchless to $900 for the top-of-the- Currently it only comes in 22” size, with Ultimately, it looks like something line touchscreen) . an MSRP of $1099, though a 19” screen more suited to an office desk, and is set to release eventually[111] . has only a 1-year limited warranty . Differentiating factors include amount It’s not quite an enterprise-grade of RAM, 16 vs 32 GB SSD, and Intel That price tag is the rub . Chromebase . Celeron vs . i5 vs . i7 processors[110] . Add a $24/device/year single app Acer AOPEN CMC enrollment, or a $150/device Acer currently offers 21 .5” (touch and AOPEN’s solutions are truly designed perpetual enrollment to CMC, and non-touch) and 24” (touch and non- , with for commercial settings you’ve got an investment that only an touch) versions of the Chromebase . tempered glass, semi-waterproof enterprise with a hefty budget could All are full HD, with LED-backlit LCD fronts, a screen capable of staying on swallow . screens . The touchscreens have 24/7, and a mere 30 mm depth . You 10-point multitouch capability . can choose between a 3 and 5 year warranty[111] . Right from the get-go, it looks more like a digital sign than the LG model, Unlike all the other models, it doesn’t since it doesn’t have a stand—though have a fan, making it silent and 84 Chapter 7: Google Chrome for Digital Signage

Pros Plus, since their customers now had reason we’re including it here, is to the the ability to explore and ponder clear up the misconceptions . ◊ All-in-one convenience options on their own, the average Short answer: the Chromecast is not ◊ Central Management transaction value jumped to nearly 28 . It’s not percent higher than other locations . a digital signage solution ◊ Kiosk Mode even a true media player . They now plan on rolling out Long answer: you could hobble along ◊ Security and virus protection Chromebase to other locations . if you really wanted to . More on that in ◊ Automatic updates How Else Can I Use It? just a second . Your use-cases are slightly limited by ◊ Touchscreen models available the size and durability of the screens. Chromecast, born in 2013, is a media- streaming device that plugs into the Cons Most seem to be designed for indoor use only, and due to the width and HDMI port of a screen, allowing the ◊ Fewer choices in screen sizes shape of the bezels, none are suitable user to stream content . The device and types for tiling into a video wall . is small and is shaped like a mini ◊ Obtrusive bezels on some hockey puck . Other than that, though, Chromebases models should be suitable for many digital How it Works ◊ No signal-splitting signage applications, from end-cap The small, round device plugs into advertisement, to donor boards, to your HDMI port and connects to a ◊ Potentially high costs compared indoor wayfinding, to sign-up kiosks, Wi-Fi network . It acts as a portal for to Chromebox to self-service check-out devices . the content on your computer or How Would I Use it for Digital smartphone to be played on your Signage? display . Despite being a recently developed technology, Chromebase is already The Chromecast, as being successfully deployed in retail and QSR settings . its name implies, is intended to “cast” Here’s an example: content from one In early 2016, Australian seafood location such as a franchise Famous Fish decided to bring a fresh look alongside its fresh computer, tablet or fish at a newly opened franchise[112] . smartphone, onto a That meant bringing in digital What is a display. signage: dynamic menu boards and self-service order kiosks . Chromecast? Let’s clear this up right away: the The Chromecast includes apps After hearing good things about Chromecast was created as such as that can cast content Google’s security and reliability, a consumer product, not for streamed from the internet onto the Famous Fish settled on AOPEN’s enterprises or for digital signage. same display . Chromebases . They found that the Since it can display content to a screens blended into their clean screen, many people have the seaside aesthetic seamlessly . misconception that it’s a digital signage solution . That’s the only 85 Chapter 7: Google Chrome for Digital Signage

Cost Using Chromecast for more than It can also be used to play games . one display makes it difficult to There are about 100 games for The average cost of Chromecast is manage because there is no Chromecast that can be found in $35 . central management solution—they . Pros can’t be enrolled in the Chrome ◊ Because the content is streamed Management Console. directly from the Internet, Because of this, it’s hard to scale Which Chrome the battery on your phone or support for this with content for computer won’t drain quickly . multiple signs because you have to Device Makes have another device at each and ◊ Chromecast now supports 4K the Best Media every location that’s pushing content streaming to the Chromecast . Player for Digital Cons Signage? ◊ Requires a dedicated device Every digital signage campaign needs (computer, phone, or tablet) a media player to support the content to stream content for every that will be used in the campaign . location, making it an expensive Depending on your company and and complex solution if you try to what you’re trying to accomplish, scale the Chromebox, Chromebase, or the ◊ No central way to manage Chromebit could be your answer . content for multiple screens or Chromebox is a great all-around locations—you don’t get access solution, with many model types to to the Chrome Management If you have 10 screens and need to accomplish different goals . While Console with the Chromecast update the content, you have to make the Chromebit can alternatively ◊ Not compatible with Blackberry 10 changes - going to each physical accomplish a similar thing on a much or Windows Devices . device to update . smaller scale, the Chromebox packs more of a punch . ◊ Requires a strong Wi-Fi The security for the Chromecast is connection . light at best. The Chromebox is the enterprise- grade digital signage player from How would I use it? Change your WiFi security code or Google . If you’re a small business with just SSID and you’ll have have to do it all Chromebase is a still-emerging one digital sign in your store, the again, at every display . Chrome OS technology . While options Chromecast might work for you if What if some accidentally logs-in to are currently limited, the all-in- you’re okay with having a dedicated one of your content source computers one nature is incredibly convenient computer or device to stream the and starts browsing the web? There’s (provided the screen meets your content . no kiosk mode, as with Chromebox . needs) . It can do everything a Chromebox can . Likewise, if your digital signage What else can I use it for? objective is to learn about digital But just because it’s not meant for Aside from AOPEN’s model, though, signage and maybe experiment with digital signage doesn’t mean it’s not a none are optimized for a commercial a single sign, then the Chromecast great tool for the office… setting . might be a good place to start . This little number is ideal for Here’s the drawback: presentations[113] . 86 Chapter 7: Google Chrome for Digital Signage

Chromebit is a solid digital signage ◊ Communicating with employees Side note: You’re more likely to want player at a great price but cannot about events coming up and the Single App license for your devices support 4k video and has limited giving them a briefing over if you plan on using them exclusively power . Unlimited devices and displays promotions for digital signage . can be controlled remotely with ◊ Displaying company news That will give you access to all the this option, thanks to the Chrome settings necessary to configure, Management Console . deploy, and monitor a device running Many companies that a single app in Kiosk mode . You operate with multiple won’t be able to use that device as a Chrome Device workstation, or manage and deploy locations use digital policies at the user level[114] . Management signage solutions to 1. Managed (CDM) and be able to do all of The Chrome operating system and Chrome that at scale. the corresponding Chrome hardware Management is a managed system .

Console (CMC) And that means finding the right Once the device is enrolled in a device management system . domain, the administrator has the There will always be the 1-2 person ability to manage every aspect of the donut shops that plug in a flash Since Google Chrome’s operating device . drive to a monitor and showcase system, Chrome Management a slideshow they made in the back In the realm of digital signage we Console and Chrome Device office a few minutes ago with their have the ability to restrict the device Management (CDM), single app specials . to running the signage application kiosk license, is perfect for digital signage, it’s a wonder that not all only—that is, putting it in Kiosk Mode . And for them, that works . solutions use it . This means that the device cannot be But if you’re a 20-location donut This is perhaps the Chrome’s best repurposed without an administrator empire, then you have multiple layers feature . intervening . of complexity to navigate . After subscribing to the Chrome Here’s why that’s important . Some common ones I’ve seen are: Management Console service ($50/ Let’s say you have a Chromebox ◊ Maintaining brand guidelines device/year for full use, or Chrome running your digital signage in the Device Management $24 for a ◊ Ensuring all locations are employee break room . Single-App Kiosk license), all the showing the same promotions: administrator has to do is enroll each A clever employee may think they it’s difficult to change a new device in the system, which takes could plug a keyboard and mouse promotion last-minute when just seconds to do[114] . into the device and be able to surf you’re dealing with so many over lunch . Thanks to Chrome OS locations . Relying on store And then, they can control every management, the device is restricted managers to receive your email aspect of every screen, from to digital signage display and support and download a presentation anywhere they want to . personnel only . onto a flash drive is time- consuming and never has 100% If you’re part of the education vertical, success . you’ll likely get a discount on the license fees .

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The entire Chrome OS management Unlike other operating systems, console is accessed through the web, Chrome OS allows a digital signage Sources administrator to automatically run which means that people with 95 . Chromebox, Asus administrative access can manage their digital signs right when the your devices from anywhere (even machine turns on . 96 . Asus Chromebox (M060U) your ) . Review by Mark Hodgkinson, And, like I mentioned, it also prevents AVForums 2. 0-60 Rollout users from hijacking the device for The managed capability also allows other purposes . 97 . Acer Chromebox CXI Review by for fast and easy rollout, since the only Kevin Lee, techradar . Google’s security team is constantly step an administrator needs to take is seeking out vulnerabilities to patch 98 . Customer Review by Lon J . to enroll the device into their domain . and sending out automatic updates . Seidman, Amazon It’s been hailed by many as At that point, all the necessary the most 99 . AOPEN Formally Launches settings, policies, and configurations secure operating system you can Commercial-Grade are automatically downloaded to get . Chromebox by Dave Haynes, the device . For a digital signage 4. Update automatically Sixteen:Nine administrator, this means that in mere Chrome OS is minutes you can have your entire automatically 100 . ThinkCentre Chromebox Tiny signage fleet up and running, and you updated seamlessly in the Desktop, Lenovo . won’t need to install a thing! background 101 . HP’s $179 Chromebox is Now This same benefit means that if you Shipping, Pricier Models Also need to rollout an additional series of Available by Andrew Martonik, displays you won’t need to waste time Android Central installing software, setting up policies, 102 . Chromebox Buying Guide: Find or configuring apps. the best Chromebox by Tim A display administrator only needs a Wells, AndroidPCReviews .com few seconds to enroll the device and 103 . Chico’s Chooses Chromebox it will automatically obtain all the This negates the need for additional to Create a Digital Shopping necessary policies and applications patch management systems or Experience by Eric Singleton, for its purpose. manually updating your fleet of Chrome for Work devices . 3. Secure 104 . PC Stick Showdown: Intel Gone are the days of administrators Compute Stick vs Google needing to worry about making sure Chromebit by Alan Henry, Chrome OS is built their devices are updated, or making Lifehacker from the ground up sure that latest security vulnerability with security in mind. was patched . 105 . 5 Ways to Use Google Chromebit in the Enterprise by Chrome Management takes care of Conner Forrest, TechRepublic this and even gives the administrator With features like verified boot and control over timing and distribution of 106 . Chromebook, Wikipedia data encryption you can ensure that the patches, so you can automatically no malicious software can ever take scan for updates every morning 107 . LG Chromebase 22” Class over your system or data . at 4 a .m . when there’s the lowest (21 .5” Diagonal), LG bandwidth usage . 88 Chapter 7: Google Chrome for Digital Signage

108. Is LG’s Chromebase A New Kind Of Digital Sign? by Dave Haynes, Sixteen:Nine

109 . Acer to Ship 21 5. Inch Touch Chromebase by Dave Haynes, Sixteen:Nine

110 . Acer Chromebase 24, Acer

111 . AOPEN Adds Chromebase Commercial All-In-One To Chrome OS Line-Up by Dave Haynes, Sixteen:Nine

112 . Famous Fish by Steve Costi Provides a First-Ever Digital Experience For Diners by Jon Sully, Chrome for Work

113 . 19 Things You Didn’t Know Your Chromecast Could Do by Chandra Steele, PC Mag

114 . Chrome Device Licenses, Chrome for Work and Education Help

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