By M4G Bureau - May 07, 2018

The newly installed lighting reduces operating costs, provides enhanced illumination and most significantly reduces carbon emissions

By M4G Bureau - April 27, 2018

In an experiment in energy conservation for Earth Day, Energy Upgrade California and DDB San Francisco took over a billboard in Los Angeles on Interstate 405 to demonstrate how energy can be conserved

By M4G Bureau - April 26, 2018

The Lively Production team will coordinate the removal of the vinyl with OOH media vendors. It will also be involved in product selection, and production logistics

By Bhawana Anand - April 25, 2018

The NGO is associated with various high-buzz events like IPL, Pinkathon and TCS 10K Marathon to collect and recycle their flex banners and make 1,000 bags per month

By M4G Bureau - April 23, 2018

Manufacturing firm Yuchip maintains that in addition to the extremely high market value, transparency, lightness, fashion, aesthetics and other characteristics of the transparent screen help it gain an appreciation of many exclusive clients

By Bhawana Anand - April 20, 2018

Hasiru Dala Innovations—a non-profit engaged with marginalised waste workers in Bengaluru, handles the complete waste management at the Chinnaswamy Cricket Stadium, and transports the used flex to another NGO Swabhinann

By M4G Bureau - April 17, 2018

The printer’s lower-temperature curing translates into reduced energy costs. And, unlike solvent printers used in wide-format graphics printing, the printer’s inks have virtually no VOCs

By M4G Bureau - April 02, 2018

The abSignage solutions, utilises cloud technology and big data analytics to be a cost effective solution to manage a digital signage network

By M4G Bureau - March 28, 2018

With 18mm thickness and different sizes, this glass can seamlessly turn any designated space of a mall into an advertising platform without the use of an exterior projection device

By Bhawana Anand - March 22, 2018

Skrap collected 145 kg of flex waste which was distributed amongst different channels for recycling. A huge chunk was sent to ACC Cement which uses PVC material for their co-processing work