We’re launching a new white paper today aimed at healthcare professionals that want to improve their institution’s services through a better use of communications. The paper presents the cost benefits of digital information displays as compared to printed posters and the different purposes the system can serve in a healthcare environment.
The rising importance of IT, the planned increase in related expenditure and the reduction in paper consumption announced by the NHS make a strong case for replacing or complementing static signs and printed posters with a greener, more sustainable communication solution that bears the sign of the future- ”the digital’’.
‘Digital Signage for Healthcare’ goes on by presenting the advantages of cloud- based digital signage systems without failing to mention their potential limitations and the strong points of premise- based systems, letting the reader decide which of the two is the most suitable for his/ her establishment’s needs (see a few of the evaluation criteria listed here).
The 16- page document proposes that measuring the system’s ROI makes sense in a healthcare context too and offers a few suggestions of results/ goals and measurement methods of their attainment.
So if you’re involved in the healthcare sector and have an interest in improving your establishment’s communications, download this white paper and learn:
– why digital information displays (digital signs) make sense for healthcare establishments;
– how they can be used and what type of messages they can support- both in terms of file and message types (basically your imagination is the limit);
– what you need to purchase and what are the components of a digital signage system;
– how to keep costs down…in style.