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Preparing Workplaces for COVID-19 – Best Practices to Limit Virus Spread

The Coronavirus disease known as COVID-19 is a global pandemic that began in China in 2019. Now, it has spread all over the world. The virus has affected many aspects of our daily lives and has thrust many economies into crisis. This pandemic has threatened the success of many organisations that employ so many people around the world. Organisations are now striving to operate in a new normal, where they can resume operations in some way to maintain revenue and protect jobs, and with this comes the challenge of preparing workplaces for COVID-19.

Employee Temperature Checks: What Employers Need to Know!

It’s hard to pretend that the world was ready for COVID-19. Some of the brightest minds that the world has ever seen warned us against an impending epidemic that could potentially happen that would have a devastating effect on the world. The world was not armed with a solution or prepared for the effects that a pandemic would place on organisations, such as measures to help maintain a safe environment like employee temperature checks and distanced seating layout in offices.

In fact, 2015 saw Bill Gates do a TedTalk where he told his audience that the world wasn’t ready. “If anything kills over 10 million people in the next few decades, it’s most likely to be a highly infectious virus,” he said. Here we are, halfway through the year, a few months after a world epidemic, and the numbers site at 350,000 deaths and counting.

Part of this is due to the unsafe, and unregulated way in which people go about their lives. Having the forethought to have enough surgical masks for something that is a possibility is perhaps taking it a bit far, but as for preventative measures, taking temperatures is something that we already have the technology for, and could be implementing something similar worldwide.

How To Clean Your Touch Screen Displays & Kiosks

Caring for your touch screen devices such as displays or kiosks involves keeping the screen clean to maintain optimum user experience, as well as minimising germ and virus spread, especially when touch screens are often used in high traffic areas.

6 Best Creative Museum Exhibitions

Whether they’re using innovative technology or displaying unique artifacts, there are plenty of ways museum exhibitions can bring their subject matter to life. Here are six of our favorite creative museum exhibitions.

5 Self-Service Trends That Will Drive Success in 2020

Self-service is no longer confined to the pick ‘n mix you get before a movie. It is a wave spreading across all industries with benefits for both businesses and customers alike. Here are 5 self-service trends that will drive success in 2020.

How Digital Signage Has Changed Over The Past Decade

Yep, that’s another decade over. Didn’t seem to last long, did it?

It may have flown by, but a lot changed over the last 10 years. Here are seven digital signage innovations from the past decade.

What’s the Next Big Self-Service Innovation?

Queuing is out, self-service is in. Whether they’re grabbing a burger or picking up their groceries, people expect to be able to do it quickly – and for the most part, they want to be able to do it without needing to ask a staff member or wait in a queue.

7 Steps to Designing Amazing Digital Signage Layouts

Create awesome digital signage designs with these top tips!

The feeling of staring at a blank page, not sure where to begin, can be pretty intimidating. This is especially true when the content you’re designing could be seen by thousands of people. But not to worry, we’ve got you covered! Let’s explore some of the steps you should take to create amazing, effective digital signage layouts every time.

What is the Perfect Digital Signage Hardware for You?

With all of the digital signage hardware out there it can be tough to choose between them, but it doesn’t need to be!

Future Museum: What do the Museums and Culture Venues of Tomorrow Look Like?

What does the ideal future museum look like? Let’s look at some of the possibilities!

When we look at the changes that have happened to the museums and heritage sector since the turn of the Millenium, it becomes clear that attitudes and the way they approach so many of the fundamentals of running a museum or cultural space have undergone huge shifts. Well, in some ways. As Laura Wilkinson, Programme Director of the Museum of London’s New Museum argues, some museums have been resistant to changing with the times:

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