It’s no surprise that today’s generation expects instantaneous access to information. Finding answers to questions was once time-consuming and involved research methodologies. Maybe you had

Complaints about poor communication rate high among owners of condominium units. Those who are not on the Board often report feeling out of control when

Whether it is for an annual appointment or an emergency, the average hospital patient feels a surge in anxiety as their visit approaches. There are

Big changes are happening in the way we communicate within buildings and campuses. We’ve evolved from paper posters, expensive printed newsletters, and many ignored emails.

Technology has a central part to play in enhancing the hospital experience. Here’s where unlocking the full power of a digital information hub can lead the way.

There’s more to digital signage than static names and numbers. Today’s digital information hubs feature a wealth of interactive services that benefit facility occupants, visitors, and staff alike.

While “digital directories” in a healthcare setting are most often used to help people find their way, wayfinding is just one of several ways they can benefit patients, visitors and staff.

Over the past decade, digital directories have moved from a place to locate tenants to interactive digital information hubs for the building. Now, the opportunity to provide relevant information to visitors as they enter the building is almost endless.

Promoting sustainability is key to leaner and more resilient facility operations. For this reason, facility managers/owners are relying on digital signage to get their messages across.