The Blog on Meeting Room Management

It’s likely that you already interact with digital signage on a daily basis. From touch screen menu kiosks at fast food restaurants to arrival and departures displays at the airport, digital signs have slowly replaced analog signs in a wide variety of public and private spaces. While the change has been constant and subtle, the effects on connectivity and communication have major potential for companies looking to improve engagement and foster a better work environment.

Chances are you already know that making a good first impression is important. Dressing up for job interviews, booking the board room for meetings with high profile clients, or carefully choosing your photo and bio for your LinkedIn page are all ways in which you might strive to make a good first impression – but when was the last time you thought about the way clients and visitors experience your office space? If visitor experience isn’t part of the discussion at your company, it’s time to bring it up. Office managers fulfill many roles, but one of the most vital is making sure the office is a professional and welcoming place for both longtime clients and first time visitors. if you’re looking to take a more active role in first impressions at your company, we’re here to help you get started.

By now, we all know what constitutes acceptable office behavior. We try to be courteous of the people we spend so much time with five days a week. No one wants to be known as the guy who microwaves fish every day in the office kitchen or the woman who never cleans up after herself in shared spaces. But what about being known as the guy who always camps out in pre-booked conference rooms? Or the woman who can never get the A/V to work during meetings?

Today's companies must think beyond just competitive salaries and generous benefits packages to attract top talent. The modern office environment has become the de facto face of the companies that workers are competing to enter. But businesses need more than modern furniture, open concepts, and cappuccino-slinging baristas to ensure the face of the modern company isn't just a facade.  

Today more and more companies compete for new employees, not only on salaries or benefits but in the work environment too, to make the employees shine giving them the ability to perform their A-game. 

In this infographic, we give you an easy way to improve work environment and help your employees stay productive - even improve convenience and their happiness too.