Fugo helps businesses communicate meaningful content to their customers and employees using their TV screens.

Screens are becoming a staple in businesses environments of virtually every kind - retail chains, restaurants, hospitality, schools, warehouses, corporate offices, etc... But the options for getting content onto screen are usually a cheap but ineffective USB stick plugged into a TV running a loop of JPEGs OR an expensive enterprise software solution that can cost the businesses hundreds or thousands of dollars in professional-grade hardware setup and licensing fees. This makes it hard for small businesses who don't have massive marketing or advertising budgets to use their screens in meaningful ways for their business.

Fugo aims to help businesses take any screen and turn it into the kind of digital signage that's professionally managed and drives results with sales, or with their teams, without the price tag of professional screen management.

By downloading Fugo onto a cheap media player like an Amazon Fire TV stick or Chromebit, and connecting it to its associated CMS, a business can turn their "dumb" screen smart.

Fugo is designed to reduce the friction that's experienced with most enterprise digital signage software tools by making it as easy to publish content to one or hundreds of screens as it is to publish a photo to Facebook.

The vendor states that with Fugo CMS, not only can businesses use their screens in more meaningful ways to do things like drive sales, boost brand awareness, display business dashboards, improve workflows, and communicate internally with the right content - they have one cheap tool to let them manage every aspect of running a professional digital signage screen network (publishing content, monitoring screen performance, and measuring content impact) without needing any professional skills whatsoever.