As cities and states around the country announce different strategies to reopen the economy, property managers, human resource teams, and facilities managers are scrambling to understand let alone meet the new requirements. This new era of office safety and protective health measures requires a new set of tools to enable office agility and safety.
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TouchSource, the leader in smart digital displays and solutions, has led the industry in offering contactless directories, property content and messaging. As an industry innovator, we’ve enabled on-the-go Wayfinding long before any others for a great in-building experience.
Today, we’re announcing our latest innovation—the TouchSource Contactless Suite of solutions including a new mobile-enabled interactive directory. Our fully interactive applications allow visitors to seamlessly see and scan information from digital displays to mobile phones. Deliver highly visual, digital information that keeps pace with rapid messaging changes in any location at a safe distance, and also let visitors scan that information to their personal mobile device. This extends TouchSource contactless, personal solutions without sacrificing interactivity or the added cost and hassle of developing stand-alone apps.
“The TouchSource team feels a strong responsibility to help our customers solve new problems that have emerged from the global coronavirus pandemic,” said TouchSource CEO, Ajay Kapoor. “That’s why we provided excess inventory to healthcare organizations for free. Looking at the ‘road to re-opening’, we felt we could do more. In record time, we’ve researched and designed innovative applications of our solutions to help our customers and partners adapt and deploy digital signage for all-new uses within their offices, mixed-use spaces and multi-family properties.”
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