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Digital Signage · 29 October 2019

DIGITAL SIGNAGE BLOG – BRINGING DIGITAL WAYFINDING TO THE RECEPTION AREA

By Digital Signage Blog · Updated 30 October 2019

Reception areas are the first point of contact for any visitor looking for information. Now what happens if there are no staff at the reception desk? We have the answer, Digital Wayfinding Kiosks! They are not meant to replace the reception staff but can be used to assist visitors with finding where a particular destination is, assist with collecting survey information and even be used for display sales and marketing collateral. Digital Wayfinding Kiosks are interactive and can be used in many different ways. So instead of just having a digital signage solution (e.g a large screen) on the wall behind the reception desk use a Digital Wayfinding Reception Desk Kiosk.

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