People counting technology has evolved into a valuable tool for organisations to develop their understanding of customer trends and patrons’ habits.
People counting technology has evolved into a valuable tool for organisations to develop their understanding of customer trends and patrons’ habits.
The cost of living crisis, alongside the cold winter weather we’re currently experiencing, has made life a great deal harder for many living in the UK.
Libraries, like any other future-savvy organisation, are beginning to harness the power of new technologies to make services better for both staff and users.
Consistently developing pioneering products that deliver measurable ROI, cost efficiencies and consumer benefits for our clients, we like to be at the cutting edge of technology.
It’s true to say that libraries today have probably changed beyond all recognition from the spaces that once existed in previous times. Most of us would recognise the quiet, traditional buildings with dark wooden shelves and dusty books from childhood.
Another new event for AdvaNova is on the horizon. We are launching our first ever newsletter to help customers and stakeholders better understand how we are evolving products and solutions for our clients.
In this blog we look at how the University of Salford has implemented self-service solutions with AdvaNova.
Having installed new Self-Service equipment at the Senate House Library in Summer 2018 we decided to hold an open day event in order to showcase and further discuss these products.
Canterbury College wanted to increase security on campus and help safeguard students and staff by installing access control turnstiles…
University of London Senate House Library are hosting a major William Shakespeare exhibition and have chosen AdvaNova to pre-print their souvenir entrance tickets.
