by Satya Shahade | Aug 12, 2025 | Digital Signage, Education, Touch Kiosks, university kiosk, Wayfinding
It’s 9:00 a.m. on a Tuesday. The president’s cabinet is reviewing this year’s student satisfaction survey. Engagement scores have dipped. Only 47% of first-year students said it was “easy” to find information about campus events. Event attendance among commuter...
by Satya Shahade | Jul 24, 2025 | Digital Signage, Education, Touch Kiosks, university kiosk, Wayfinding
Student Dropout Costs: How Engagement Kiosks Improve Retention & Belonging Last updated: July 2025 In higher education, retention isn’t just a matter of student success it’s the backbone of financial sustainability, institutional rankings, and long-term alumni...
by Satya Shahade | Jul 24, 2025 | Destination Marketing, Digital Signage, Touch Kiosks, Wayfinding
Digital Transformation in Tourism: Hidden Costs, Missed Revenue & What To Do About It In the post-pandemic era, travelers crave more than just clean rooms or beautiful destinations they expect seamless digital experiences from start to finish. From online booking...
by Satya Shahade | Jun 10, 2025 | Digital Signage, Education, Touch Kiosks, university kiosk, Wayfinding
You’re Not Late You’re Just Lost It’s the first week of the semester. Thousands of students swarm the quad, new ID cards in hand, faces lit with anticipation and buried in Google Maps. For freshmen, transfer students, and even visiting parents, large campuses can feel...
by Satya Shahade | Jun 10, 2025 | Destination Marketing, Digital Signage, Visitor Information, Wayfinding
Airbnb Didn’t Just Disrupt It Redefined Hospitality The traditional hotel playbook was written around consistency, brand loyalty, and physical assets: spacious lobbies, well-designed rooms, and global footprints. And then, quietly but radically, Airbnb came along and...
by Satya Shahade | Apr 23, 2025 | Destination Marketing, Digital Signage, Visitor Information, Wayfinding
The Battle for Eyeballs In 2025, attention is currency. Consumers walk through environments saturated with glowing screens—retail windows, billboards, transit stations, hotel lobbies, malls, airports, museums, even elevators. And yet, most of these displays are...
