Are you still printing static directional wayfinding signs? It’s now time to go digital and use Digital Directional Wayfinding. By using our Digital Wayfinding Solution, we are able to help visitors and customers navigate confusing hospital corridors, office hallways, large universities, airports, libraries and school campuses. Our complete digital wayfinding solution will not only display […]
Our digital wayfinding solutions has been used by Victoria Legal Aid as a staff directory system and intuitively displays the location where the staff is sitting. You can read more about this project here: VICTORIA LEGAL AID DIGITAL WAYFINDING As part of the digital wayfinding solution, we built a custom dashboard so that the manager […]
Are your staff hot desking? Are they frustrated they can’t find where their colleague is sitting? We’ll help you alleviate this problem by using our Digital Wayfinding solution for Office Buildings. Hot desking has become a popular way for businesses to improve collaboration and cooperation between teams/departments. There is also the cost factor savings that […]
If you’re looking for a way to improve the customer experience at the reception desk, then we have an answer for you. With our Reception Desk Kiosk, your reception desk staff will now be able to show and guide visitors using our Digital Wayfinding solution. Adding that personal touch and conversation to the customer journey will […]
Social Media is now becoming part of every digital solution and we’ve decided to integrate our Social Wall product with our Digital Wayfinding software. For those of you who don’t know what a Social Wall is let me briefly explain: Social Wall is a SaaS tool which grabs your social media posts (Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Pinterest […]
One of the most critical aspects of any Digital Wayfinding Solution is Floorplans. They are the blueprint to help visitors, patients and staff navigate through complex buildings, offices, shopping centres, airports and campuses. Your typical floorplans are black and white and most likely are too detailed for any person to contextually understand where they are […]
