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Key Digital Systems, a family-owned-and-operated video technology firm, is celebrating 25 years in the digital signage industry, according to a press release.
Key Digital COO Masha Tsinberg (middle left) and Mike Tsinberg, founder and president of Key Digital (middle right) flanked by booth staff for the presentation of a cake commemorating Key Digital’s 25th Anniversary. Image: Key Digital.
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Digital video innovator Mike Tsinberg, founder and president of Key Digital, in the early days of his company. Image: Key Digital. |
Key Digital Systems, a family-owned-and-operated video technology firm, is celebrating 25 years in the digital signage industry, according to a press release.
The company began its journey with a custom video distribution amplifier designed for Best Buy display televisions in 1999.
Company founder Mike Tsinberg began the company after working in the early days of digital and HD television with firms like Thomson-CSF, Philips, and Toshiba. Tsinberg’s work was instrumental in developing technologies that became central to broadcast and streaming, digital television, digital video recording, and the DVD. Tsinberg and his Toshiba team earned an Emmy Award for their seminal work.
“My ambition was always to create technology from scratch,” Tsinberg said in the release. “Beyond our knowledge of how the technologies work and also their limitations, we listen to our customers,” he added. “If we can build in product features that make their lives easier, we are committed to doing so. That’s why we pair signal and control distribution, why we opt for flexibility and sophistication without complex programming, why our AV over IP systems are modular for right-sizing to a project’s needs, why we integrated control within our AV over IP systems while they were still in R&D, why we offer power over Ethernet whenever feasible, and why we offer the free KD-App with its intuitive iOS interface for simplified yet sophisticated system control. It’s our attention to detail and real-world needs that keep our loyal customers coming back.
“We are proud of what we’ve accomplished in our first 25 years,” Tsinberg said in the release. “We can’t begin to thank our customers enough for believing in our vision. All corporations are made of people, and we have the best and thank them as well for all they do. We are also excited about the explosion of technological advancements that will shape our products and progress for the next 25 years. Just wait until you see what’s already on the drawing board!”
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