ISSUE 190 MARCH 2020     Sign Update 47

to change graphics, will be able to continue replacing it easily and frequently as they like, by printing the new graphics in an office printer and replacing it in the sign. Thus, end user stay independent and can use the sign for years to come. Any sign maker who wishes to work with Vista does not need any special training. Over the years, Vista developed a specific program for customers who wish to receive an added value so they can

proudly sell and promote their products to their end users. Those who sign up to The Ambassador Program receive an online training, package of marketing tools (for a symbolic fee) and further benefits. Vista already has more than 5000 such Ambassadors worldwide and it continues growing as new visual communication firms emerge. In recent years Vista launched its distribution program, recruiting exclusive distributors in specific countries with the sole purpose of extending its phenomenal service to every corner of the world. Realising that the best service is always going to be given when there is a local entity who speaks the local language, works in the same time zone and knows the market Vista has already recruiting 18 exclusive distributors worldwide and the sky is the limit. SignComp Europe has been Vista’s exclusive distributor in the UK for almost two years ago, operating ever since from their headquarters in Horsham. This year is already showing greatness to Vista worldwide as it is growing in numbers, increasing operation in several continents and never rests on its laurels, with constant innovations and ideas to take us all into a new decade.

heavy aluminium frames by reducing the quantities to side panels instead of a whole profile (as can be seen in the Vista Curved signs). Additional improvements include lighter and stronger brackets, back panels and accessories. Although rumour has it that the world has gone digital in the past decade or so, it is not entirely true. Digital signage fits some projects but not all of them. It is expensive, depending on external utilities and service providers (electricity, communications, internet) and does not fit every need. Once again, Vista rose to the challenge and started marketing Vista Digital, a line of freestanding and mounted kiosks that can be fitted with digital screens. The idea is to supply the hardware minus the digital screens and software that go with them. Those can be provided by the visual communication experts who work with us. Vista produces and delivers the signs either assembled, semi-assembled or disassembled. Instructions can be provided for more complicated sign frames, although generally speaking, these are rare. The idea behind our signage solutions is that it is all very simple and easy. Sign makers need to design and produce the graphics, insert it into the frames and install in the desired venue. The main benefit is that their clients, who often need

Vista TWC wall frames are extremely light, cost effective systems.