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By Shreenidhi Jagannathan
Published on April 30, 2025
In today’s digital-first world, communication is no longer limited to traditional methods like static billboards or printed brochures. Visual storytelling has become the cornerstone of how brands connect with their customers, especially in industries like hospitality and real estate, where experiences are key to building trust and loyalty. At Modwin Networks, we believe in the power of “Building Trust Visually” — a philosophy that’s redefining the way businesses engage with their audiences.
Revolutionizing Guest Engagement in Hospitality
The hospitality industry thrives on creating lasting impressions, and digital signage is the perfect tool to enhance this experience. Imagine a guest walking into a hotel lobby and being greeted not just by a friendly face, but by a customized, dynamic digital display that welcomes them with relevant information tailored to their needs. Whether it’s promoting the hotel’s restaurant, spa, or upcoming events, digital signage ensures that every touchpoint with the guest feels personalized and engaging.
Beyond that, interactive displays offer guests a chance to easily navigate the property with digital maps, book services, or even access real-time updates. This seamless integration of digital signage elevates the guest experience, making it more intuitive and connected to the services available.
Digital Signage in Real Estate: A Game Changer for Property Marketing
For real estate developers, the challenge is often how to make large-scale projects relatable and tangible for potential buyers. Video walls and digital signage have emerged as powerful tools in this space. These visual displays allow developers to bring blueprints and project designs to life in a way that traditional brochures simply can’t. Buyers can now engage in interactive 3D walkthroughs, gaining a better understanding of the space before it’s even built.
Real-time project updates can be showcased through digital displays, giving clients an up-to-date view of a property’s progress. This level of engagement not only builds trust but accelerates the decision-making process, making it easier for clients to feel confident in their investment.
The Modwin Edge: Seamless Integration for Maximum Impact
At Modwin Networks, we don’t just provide technology—we offer tailored digital solutions designed to fit seamlessly into your brand’s vision and architecture. We’ve spent over a decade honing our expertise in system integration, working across IT, AV, networking, and security to deliver comprehensive solutions for clients in diverse industries. Our approach goes beyond simply installing equipment; it’s about creating long-term partnerships that help brands achieve their communication goals.
What makes us different? It’s our focus on delivering bespoke digital experiences that blend perfectly with your space, while offering flexible financial models to meet your budget. We also provide round-the-clock technical support and Annual Maintenance Contracts (AMCs), ensuring that your digital solutions stay operational and impactful over time.
Expanding Beyond Hospitality
While hospitality and real estate have been the primary adopters of digital signage, there’s an increasing demand for these solutions in other sectors as well. Banks and NBFCs are turning to digital signage to communicate offers, manage queues, and improve branding across their branches. Jewellery retail chains are using video walls to create immersive, premium shopping experiences that tell the story behind each piece of jewellery. Educational institutions are modernizing their campuses with digital noticeboards and interactive displays, keeping students and staff informed in real time.
Retailers and fashion brands are elevating their storefronts with visually striking displays that captivate passersby, while restaurants and lounges are incorporating dynamic menus, chef showcases, and live kitchen feeds to enhance the dining experience. In each of these sectors, digital signage plays a crucial role in bridging the gap between brands and their audiences, offering unique ways to engage and communicate.
India is on the brink of a digital revolution, and the widespread adoption of visual display technology is transforming physical spaces into immersive “digital destinations.” At Modwin Networks, we view digital signage and video walls not just as tools but as strategic assets that enable businesses to engage customers, inform them in real time, and ultimately, build trust.
Our mission is simple: to be the technology partner of choice for businesses looking to leverage digital communication to enhance their brand’s impact. As we continue to expand our footprint, we remain committed to offering the highest level of service and innovation, helping our clients stay ahead in the digital era.
About Mr. Vinod Vattekkat
Mr. Vinod Vattekkat is the Managing Director of Modwin Networks Pvt. Ltd., a leading system integration company specializing in AV, digital signage, networking, and security solutions. With a strong presence in hospitality, commercial, and institutional projects, Modwin Networks has established itself as a trusted partner for businesses seeking to enhance their digital communication capabilities.
Learn more at www.modwin.com or email sales@modwin.com
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Published on April 23, 2025
On April 22, 2025, a tragic terrorist attack in Pahalgam unfolded at the picturesque Baisaran meadow, a popular spot among tourists in Jammu and Kashmir, India. Unidentified militants opened fire on a group of Indian tourists, leading to the death of at least 24 people and injuring several others. Indian security agencies have officially classified the incident as a terror attack, allegedly carried out by militants opposing India’s presence in the region.
This tragic event marks one of the deadliest attacks on civilians in Kashmir in recent years. The hospitality industry, which has been instrumental in promoting tourism in the region, faces renewed challenges in ensuring the safety and security of visitors.
Pahalgam, known for its scenic beauty and tranquil environment, has long been a favourite among tourists. The attack not only resulted in the loss of innocent lives but also threatens to deter future visitors, impacting local businesses and the broader hospitality sector.
In response to the incident, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi condemned the attack and emphasised the government's commitment to combating terrorism. Union Home Minister Amit Shah travelled to Srinagar to assess the situation and coordinate security measures. Authorities have launched a manhunt to apprehend the perpetrators and established a helpline to assist affected tourists.
The attack has drawn widespread condemnation from political leaders and civil society. Chief Minister Omar Abdullah described the incident as "much larger than anything we've seen directed at civilians in recent years." Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra called it a "crime against humanity," and Defence Minister Rajnath Singh labelled it an "act of cowardice."
Local hospitality businesses are grappling with the aftermath, focusing on supporting victims' families and reassessing security protocols to restore tourist confidence. The incident underscores the need for enhanced safety measures and collaboration between government agencies and the hospitality industry to ensure the well-being of visitors.
As the region mourns the loss of lives, the hospitality sector must navigate the challenges posed by such incidents. Strengthening security, fostering community resilience, and promoting transparent communication are essential steps in rebuilding trust and ensuring that Pahalgam remains a welcoming destination for all.
Published on April 17, 2025
Let’s call it what it is: the walls around luxury are crumbling.
Once upon a time, buying a Hermès Birkin wasn’t just a transaction—it was an event. Waitlists, appointments, subtle flexes of power and privilege. Today? Scroll through TikTok and you’ll find videos of Chinese factories casually assembling what look shockingly similar to the very same bag, selling them directly to consumers—no velvet rope, no gatekeeper, no mystery.
And that’s the real story here.
Luxury, in its traditional sense, was built on scarcity, secrecy, and a certain untouchable status. But with factory workers showcasing craftsmanship on social media, and influencers educating their audiences on how and where to buy these pieces at a fraction of the price—luxury is being democratized. Some might say disrupted. Others might say liberated.
From Chanel to Prada, these brands are now in a vulnerable position. The aura they’ve curated for decades is being peeled back, layer by layer, video by video.
And here’s the kicker: it’s not just about counterfeits anymore. These are often the same factories making goods for the global brands. It’s the direct-to-consumer revolution playing out in real time, and it's reshaping the very essence of what "premium" even means.
Adapt or fade.
Do brands double down on storytelling, heritage, and emotional value? Or do they reimagine what “exclusivity” looks like in a world where a 22-year-old in Delhi or Chengdu can order a Birkin-lookalike straight from a factory for $200?
One thing is certain: luxury is no longer a one-way conversation from Paris and Milan to the world. Thanks to TikTok, China just flipped the script—and everyone’s watching.
Published on February 17, 2025
The Federation of Telangana Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FTCCI), in association with Food Tech and Snack & BakeTec, organized a panel discussion on “Food Processing Industry—Facilitation, Infrastructure & Technology” at Radisson Blu on Thursday night.
The discussion focused on government facilitation, infrastructure development, and technology adoption in the food processing sector.
Dr. E. Vishnu Vardhan Reddy, IFS, Special Secretary, Investment Promotion & External Engagement & VC & MD of Telangana Industrial Infrastructure Corporation (TGIIC), Government of Telangana, was the Chief Guest. The event also featured prominent speakers from government institutions such as APEDA, FSSAI, TGFPS, and TGIIC, along with key industry representatives from Telangana.
Food Processing: A Crucial Growth Driver
Dr. Reddy emphasized that food processing plays a critical role in increasing farmers' incomes by adding value to their produce. “Every government aims to boost farmer earnings, and without developing food processing, this goal may not be achieved,” he stated. He also highlighted post-harvest food grain wastage as a significant concern.
The Telangana government is committed to establishing an industrial zone outside RRR with a focus on the MSME sector, particularly food processing industries. “While the government aims to set up food processing units near the source of raw materials, industries often prefer locations closer to consumers to reduce logistics costs. We are working to maintain a fine balance between these priorities,” Dr. Reddy added. He also encouraged industry stakeholders to engage with the Telangana Food Processing Society, a government initiative supporting the sector.
Opportunities for Growth
India’s food and beverage packaging industry is projected to grow from $33.7 billion in 2023 to $46.3 billion by 2028. The panelists noted that strategic government and industry collaboration could drive sustainable growth in this sector, expanding both domestic and global markets.
The discussion was moderated by Sri S. Chandra Mohan, Chair, Agro and Food Processing Committee, and Managing Director of Sahasra Crop Science Pvt. Ltd. Panelists included:
Sri R. P. Naidu, Regional Director, APEDA, Telangana
Sri K. Balunaik, Deputy Director, FSSAI, Telangana
Smt. G. Sushma, Director (Business Development), TGFPS
Sri G. V. K. Naidu, Founder & CMD, Sam Agritech Limited
Sri Mukunda Jandhyala, CEO, Jandhyala India Foods
The Need for a Robust Food Processing Industry
In his welcome address, Mr. Ravi Kumar, Senior Vice President of FTCCI, underscored the food processing industry’s crucial role in economic development. He pointed out that although India has achieved self-sufficiency in food production, post-harvest losses remain a challenge. Currently, food processing in India accounts for only a small fraction of total agricultural output:
Fruits: 4.5%
Vegetables: 2.7%
Milk: 21.1%
Meat: 34.2%
Fish: 15.4%
“A strong food processing sector, supported by advanced techniques, can reduce waste, enhance value addition, promote crop diversity, increase farmer incomes, create employment, and boost export revenue,” Mr. Kumar noted.
Sri K.K. Maheshwari, Vice President of FTCCI, concluded the event with a vote of thanks.
With increasing focus on technology and infrastructure, the food processing industry in Telangana is poised for transformative growth, driving economic benefits for both farmers and businesses alike.
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