Administrations across countries are tightening labour and immigration laws in a bid to ensure locals stand a better chance at finding employment. However, stringent laws are making it harder for establishments to find cheap labour with ease.
Establishments like museums, libraries, hotels, travel agencies, retail stores and restaurants rely on manpower, especially restaurants that have large inflows of customers at certain times. The solution then is to automate certain operations and reduce dependence on manpower. This is available in the form of tablets with customized software that lets customers place orders, find information or carry out other tasks that would normally involve employees. Tablet kiosks from Shopguard Systems are now becoming ubiquitous.
Tablets may be loaded with custom software for specific use in establishments to help in the ordering and payment process. The devices may also allow customers to browse the internet or play games while they wait their turn. Usability of the device becomes important and for customers to be able to use the tablet with ease, enclosing it in a suitable hardware becomes necessary. There are several choices dictated by taste and by the use environment as well as objectives of the establishment. Shopguard range of tablet and iPad stands offer a solution for all types of establishments and their use patterns thus contributing to greater customer engagement as well as reduction in manpower costs and time in attending to such customers.
Take for instance the flexible iPad and tablet enclosure with a gooseneck leading to an enclosure and a base that can be fixed to a wall, counter or tabletop. It could be ideal for restaurants or for travel agencies and permit greater ease of use besides keeping the tablet fully secured against tampering. Some may prefer the universal tablet table top stand that has a fixed column and an enclosure for the device. Such type of stands can be fitted to walls, tables or counters and these stands are also ideal for stores that sell tablets because it allows customers to try out the device. Another option for such stores is the Fort Knox mechanical high security display that has claws to accommodate different sizes of devices ranging from smartphones to larger tablets. Then there are exclusively wall mount stands and free standing floor units that can be chosen according to requirements and use conditions. One can opt for a purely mechanical stand or one that includes sensors that trigger an alarm if someone tries to detach the tablet.
A tablet, even if it is loaded with user friendly software to help promote an establishment’s business and save time and labour, will not be used much if it is not enclosed in an appropriate stand that turns it into an interactive kiosk. Shopguard’s range of stands complement the device and contribute greatly to the user experience, which, in some cases, may be more important than pricing of products bought or other factors in influencing customers to return and buy again. If a tablet contributes to the establishment’s prosperity, the role of the stand is no less important.
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