The importance of the physical workspace vs IT systems in the workplace
Guest Post: Condeco Software There is no doubt about it – we’re living in a digital age. When it comes to business and facilities management, one of the pillars of creating a viable, successful and productive workplace is having a reliable IT system. In fact, for many businesses now, the perfect IT system is paramount – and something that a lot of budget is spent on managing and maintaining....
Meeting Room Signs Business On Big Growth Curve
Traffic on a baby sister site to 16:9 – called MeetingRoomSigns.biz – has grown steadily since its launch in early 2016, as have the leads that come in from a form and then get kicked to site sponsors. The sheer growth in the number of available meeting room sign solutions – more than 5X growth in two years – suggested a lot of companies had sense marketplace demand, and we...
How To Use Meeting Room Analytics For The Future Of Your Business
Guest Post: Neil Rieger, Signet Your workforce’s meetings are at the heart of your organization. They are where employees get together to collaborate and ultimately drive your company forward, possibly making them one of the most important aspects of your office environment. What goes on in your meeting rooms can tell you a lot about your company from a process and productivity standpoint. Unfor...
How Companies Can Fight Room-Sharking in the Workplace
Guest Post: Neil Rieger, Signet Ever needed a meeting room right away, and taken one that seemed available? However, you were unaware that it was already booked and the next group is walking in shortly. Now, they feel awkward about asking your group to wrap up and give them the room. Room sharking is not as bad as it sounds, even though it is a catchy term. Most employees are not doing this intent...
3 Ways Meeting Room Signs Can Improve Your Workplace
Guest Post: Neil Rieger, Signet Meeting rooms are essential to any business. They are the place where strategies are debated, clients are met, peers collaborate, and deals are struck. However, if there is one problem most workplaces can relate to in regards to their meeting rooms, it’s the inability to quickly and easily identify whether they are free to use. While it seems like a small issue, i...
Five Reasons Why Your Organization Should Be Using Digital Meeting Room Signs
Guest Post: Trey Hicks, Visix There are many powerful arguments to be made for using digital meeting and conference room signs for shared spaces in any organization – whether it’s an office, healthcare facility, conference center, college campus or K-12 school district. 1 – Integrative Room signs bring your calendar right to your door, and your door to your calendar. They integrate easily ...
Availability Is Just The Start
Most meeting room display systems can do the basics of telling people whether a room is free or not, and who booked it. Many allow users to book that room, on the spot, from the touchscreen or using a phone app. But room availability is just the start with some systems. Here’s a couple of smart capabilities being offered by some vendors, that really amplify the utility of these syste...
Custom Display Or Tablet?
Meeting room signs come in a wide variety of types – from consumer tablets mounted in protective enclosures to small, commercial-grade custom displays designed to purpose. A couple of companies even use cool new e-paper or Eink technology. So what’s the best choice? It totally depends. Proprietary displays can come in unique forms and enclosures, and can have nice built-to-purpose fea...
The Gateway Drug Of Digital Signage
Anyone who sells digital signage solutions, or is charged with putting together a digital signage plan for their organization, knows it is not always the easiest sell. The benefits are definitely there, but they’re often a little soft and elusive. Benefits like raising awareness and enhancing experiences. Meeting Room Sign systems are a variant of digital signage, and the things pretty much ...
How Digital Meeting Room Signs Stop Office Madness
Anyone working in an office or large facility – whether that’s a school or a health care facility – has been through the exercise of looking for a free room to sit and discuss a plan or ideas. They looked into rooms, wondering if they’re booked. They’ve found rooms, got settled, and then been kicked out when the people who had the room booked turned up. They’ve ...
