 |
White Papers & Case Studies |
 |
Tuesday, 19 June 2012
CREOSO's customer, a Texas zoo, dedicated to promote awareness and cultural enrichment through education and recreation, wanted to draw special attention to environmental aspects and endangered species in their own region within one of their exhibits.
Since the zoo is heavily visited by school groups and families with children under 14 years, they though of an interactive kiosk where a quiz about endangered species as well as information about each species could be offered to the visitors in an attractive and engaging format.
Download the Case Study
Provided by CREOSO
Wednesday, 05 October 2011
The complex covers two floors in four adjacent buildings. Washington Mall desired a wayfinding mall directory with interactive concierge and promotional capabilities.
Livewire was engaged by the hardware vendor to provide the software solution for the Mall’s multiple wayfinding directories.
Download this case study to read more about the functionality and implementation of the solutions for Washington Mall by Livewire.
Download the Case Study
Re-printed courtesy of NetWorld Alliance, LLC and www.KioskMarketplace.com
Friday, 30 September 2011
Besides public places, such as airports and shopping malls, digital signage is making a big splash in the halls of academia. Educational institutions have a wide variety of informational content that they need to convey to students. This white paper, sponsored by C-nario, discusses the benefits of digital signage on campus, including:
- Communication of important information
- Wayfinding
- Advertising
- Dynamic content such as inclement weather updates
Download the White Paper
Friday, 16 July 2010
Digital screens are changing the ways in which educational facilities communicate. With digital signage, schools can reach students, faculty and staff with consistent, relevant messaging, quickly. Additionally, digital signage can generate revenue for students, as advertisers use the screens to reach the coveted 18- to 24-year-old demographic. In this guide, learn:
- How to most effectively deploy digital signage on campus
- Content best practices
- Project management plans
- Maximizing the value of the signage
Download the guide.
Wednesday, 30 June 2010
The common practice of having patients fill out paper forms with a pen or pencil costs medical offices money, increases the likelihood of errors entering the system and irritates patients. Kiosks can help resolve these issues, as well as offering additional benefits, such as providing educational information. Healthcare kiosks offer:
- Efficiency
- Cost savings
- Accuracy
- Wayfinding
Download this white paper.
Monday, 21 June 2010
Metropolitan Community College serves approximately 5,000 commuter students. Catching their attention to convey important information isn't always easy, but Rise Display's digital signage offered a solution. The company placed LCD monitors in key locations, and the system is updated and kept current by one gatekeeper. The school can now communicate more efficiently and effectively with its student population, helping to keep them engaged with campus life.
Download the case study.
Monday, 21 June 2010
Ben Franklin Technology Partners needed to facilitate communication between resident companies and visitors to its business incubators. Rise Display's digital signage network, including a video wall in the front lobby and 12 LCD displays in common areas, offered a solution. The network shares business news, offers information to visitors and enhances communication between resident companies.
Download the case study.
Wednesday, 12 May 2010
The University of Akron wanted to more effectively communicate and update their campus messages to meet the goals of a variety of university stakeholders, so they turned to Wireless Ronin Technologies to design and deploy a digital signage network. Download Now.
Wednesday, 12 May 2010
Employee training is a necessity. However, it often requires large expenses—in both travel fare and workplace disruptions. Interactive distance learning virtually eliminates both costs. Download Now.
Wednesday, 12 May 2010
Hyatt’s management team selected AVT Communiqué, a division of Hospitality Partners with international headquarters in Arlington Heights, Ill., as its audio visual integrator. Download Now.
Wednesday, 12 May 2010
As hotels in Las Vegas compete for tourist dollars, standing out from the crowd is more important than ever. Learn how Samsung is creating a state-of-the-art customer experience and increasing the visual appeal of the hotel. Download Now.
Wednesday, 12 May 2010
Travel — across town or across the country — can be full of adventure, fun and, yes, sometimes a little stress. Properly used, digital signage can maximize the best of the experience and help minimize the worst. This guide explains how to help wayfarers find their way a little easier as they do business with you. Download Now.
Wednesday, 12 May 2010
When people think of staying away from home, they conjure up exotic images that thrill, as well as ones that spark trepidation over being someplace new. Make their stay with you a little easier by learning how to implement digital signage to get the right messages across at the right time. Download Now.
Friday, 01 January 2010
Schools, institutions and corporations are learning that digital signage is an effective way to inform. Find out how to make the most out of communicating through a digital medium. Download Now.
Friday, 01 January 2010
A popular tourist attraction improved customer satisfcation and employee training with an innovative wine-information kiosk. Download Now.
Friday, 01 January 2010
City 24/7 partnered with Livewire to provide public-information kiosks throughout New York City. Users can find local restaurants, theaters and areas of interest, while businesses can display ads. In case of a city-wide emergency, important information can be displayed on the kiosk. Download Now.
Monday, 09 November 2009
The latest upgrade at the Southwest Virginia Museum Historical State Park mixes with technology with historic artifacts to give visitors to the site an in-depth look at the story of coal mining in Southwest Virginia. The centerpiece of the new display is an interactive computer program, housed in a replica of a coal car. Using touch-screen technology, visitors can navigate through four multi-media interpretive programs designed to tell the story of coal and the men who worked the mines. Download now.
Tuesday, 27 January 2009
When the government of Bermuda needed to get wayfinding and advertising information out to tourists, it decided to deploy digital displays outdoors. Tough display enclosures were needed —enclosures that could take sand and humidity. Find out how ITSENCLOSURES came to the rescue. Download now.
Monday, 13 October 2008
The Occtane Group, based in Hilton Head Island, S.C., was looking for a way to provide travelers to various destination spots with a better idea of the local area's offerings. The answer was a self-service info kiosk. Find out how Livewire made it happen. Download now.
Monday, 19 May 2008
By using special software from KioWare, Tampa International Airport was able to provide travelers with access to its Web site at kiosks scattered throughout the airport, with a lockdown feature that kept the entire system secure. Download now.
Monday, 26 November 2007
Clorox had a challenge. They needed a way to educate consumers on their wide variety of specialty products designed for specific homecare tasks. To accomplish this and to reach customers at the point of decision, Clorox and H.E.B. partnered to pilot a solution finding kiosk in several H.E.B. stores. Nanonation developed a simple and easy to use interface for customers to locate the right product for their problem. Download now.
Monday, 29 October 2007
Rand McNally's Directions Finder kiosk provides a simple and easy way to get turn by turn directions and maps to their locations. Leveraging Rand McNally's massive database of geographical information the kiosk provides user a printout of turn by turn directions to their location as well as map with the route highlighted. Download now.
Monday, 19 June 2006
Digital signs help guests on Carnival cruise ships find cabin information, or directions to ship amenities. Guests touch the Actalyst interactive overlay to view or search for basic information in a comprehensive, readable format. Download now.
|
