DSI Group changes name to Ovation In-Store

Focusing on its brand mission as a retail display designer, developer and manufacturer, DSI Group has changed its name to Ovation In-Store.
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This signage display for Biotherm was made by Ovation In-Store, formerly DSI Group. The company officially changed its name in December.

The DSI Group officially became Ovation In-Store earlier this month. Founded in 1974 as Display Systems, this represents the second name change in less than one calendar year. The new name reflects the company’s focus as a designer, developer and manufacturer of displays and fixtures for the retail merchandising environment.

The Ovation In-Store structure will consolidate and absorb existing corporate brands, such as DSI Group, DSIdisplay, DSIconnect, Brand Marketing Network and Media Vision.

For more information, visit www.ovationadvantage.com.

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