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Navori acquires Carousel Digital Signage, adding 1,100 customers

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Navori Labs has acquired Carousel Digital Signage from Tightrope Media Systems, Digital Signage Today reported. Navori says the deal adds 1,100 Carousel customers and expands its North American footprint. Carousel provides software for managing content on digital signs, focusing on education, corporate communications and government. The acquisition follows Navori's purchase of Signagelive in 2025. Navori says it will retain its partner-first business model and maintain continuity in sales and support.
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