Often when we talk about employee communication, we think emails, phones and company intranets. But what about those employees in manufacturing facilities who do not have access to phones or computers?
In Is the Digital Menu Board being Underappreciated? we looked at the potential risks and losses that restaurants face when they underutilize digital menu boards.
Today’s workforce has more millennials than any other generation. They excel in tech innovative and collaborative environments where there is transparency and clear communication.
To communicate and connect with this new crop of employees, managers need to get creative and do more than send emails and post notices on bulletin boards.
Magazines, TV shows and fish tanks have long been used by dentists to entertain and engage their patients as they wait for service. Unfortunately, they’re not doing a very good job. Patients are still dissatisfied.
In chapter 1, we discussed the current state of employee communication, the challenges facing both employees and employers and how digital channels are creating unique opportunities for employee communication.
In this chapter, we’ll look at how one of these digital channels, leaderboards on digital signage displays, can enable effective communication and be used to engage employees.
Video walls have proved so successful at engaging viewers that almost every vertical is employing them to satisfy the same goal―to send targeted messages to the right people, at the right place, at the right time and in the right context.
In Chapter 1 and Chapter 2, we discussed the validity of digital signage for k-12 as an educational tool and how it could be used in the classroom.
As travelers get more tech-savvy, hotels need to expand their amenities to include digital offerings that improve the guest experience.
Let’s dive right into these unique examples of digital signage for 2015:
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