Why CIOs Should Get Control of Visual Display Technology
Originally published in CIO By David Levin As a growing number of companies around the world incorporate visual display technology, chief information officers are finding…
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Why Companies Should Push Rather Than Pull Data
Originally published in American City Business Journals By David Levin When Southwest Airlines tested new screens at Dallas Love Field airport recently, it took some of the stress…
This One Aspect of Your Office Design Is Wasting a Lot of Time and Money
Originally published in Entrepreneur Magazine By David Levin The modern office was conceived at the turn of the 20th century by Frederick Winslow Taylor, imitating factory assembly…
Don’t just push data – push an action
Originally published in CIO.com By David Levin When Southwest Airlines tested new screens at Dallas Love Field airport recently, it took some of the stress out of waiting…
Dogs on screens: Cheering up the office one pet at a time
Originally published in American City Business Journals By David Levin Employers can improve workplace happiness and staff loyalty by featuring pictures of employees’ furry, scaled or…
4 ways display technology can make commercial offices more engaging
Originally published in American City Business Journals By David Levin Don’t believe me? Google “office and boring” and sample some of the 11 million results. One of those…
Why Your Office Space Should Be More Like a Casino
Originally published in Entrepreneur Magazine By David Levin Casinos are known for creating an inviting atmosphere to maximize customer satisfaction, using everything from the layout of the gaming…
Access to Data Is Great, but It’s How You Communicate It That Matters
Originally published in Entrepreneur Magazine By David Levin Remember Michael Jackson at Motown 25? After reuniting with his brothers to sing some old hits, he ushered them off stage, donned…
8 ways managers are using screens to keep you engaged at work
Originally published in CNBC By David Levin Here’s a counterintuitive idea for increasing engagement in the modern workplace: Make your office space more like a video…