Founded in 2002, C-nario is a provider of digital signage software, headquartered in Israel. The company, which was recently acquired by YCD Multimedia, has customers in a variety of industries: Retail, Banking, Transportation, Advertising and Media, Entertainment, Sporting events and Facilities, Education, and Telecom, among others. The company has offices in the United States, Europe, and Israel. C-nario is a privately held company, backed by leading VCs: Carmel Ventures (Israel) and Opus Capital (USA). History C-nario was established in 2002 in Israel, as a spin-off of Disk-In. In 2003 the company started its international activity and signed an agreement with Philips. In 2004 the company opened its US office. In 2005, C-nario installed a digital signage network in 250 branches of Israel's Bank Hapoalim, and in 2007 the company's platform was selected by JCDecaux as the digital signage software in a digital signage network at JFK and LAX airports in the US. This network was later expanded to more than a dozen US airports. In addition, C-nario's software was implemented at McDonald's in Singapore and London's O2 Arena. In 2008, C-nario opened its office in Paris. Later that year C-nario won the Digi Award for Excellence in Entertainment Technology, and the company announced a new worldwide value-added partner program for selling and marketing its digital signage software-based platforms. Some of the prominent projects in which C-nario software was implemented included Shanghai Airport, Casino da Madeira in Portugal, New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), Harrah's Resort in Atlantic City, USA, Comcast and Club Med. The company also announced partnerships with PlayNetwork and Mitsubishi Electric. C-nario won the Digi award for the O2 Arena project. In 2009, C-nario expanded its partners network and signed agreements with T-Systems – Deutsche Telekom's corporate customer division, TruMedia Technologies –a provider of real-time audience measurement and proactive advertising solutions, Vizrt – a developer of real-time 3D graphics solutions and video assets management for the broadcast industry, SDI Gesellschaft für Medientechnologie – a German provider of audio visual professional services, Hantarex Electronic Systems – a provider of displays, and IKUSI – a global provider of communications and electronic solutions and services. Clients that implemented C-nario software included Orange Israel and the Olympic Experience Museum of the Olympic Committee of Israel, among others. In 2010, C-nario announced its support for the Intel Core i7 Processor and the Microsoft Windows Embedded Standard 2011 platform, as well as its support for