Culture & The Arts

Creating a smooth transaction for your customers in finding visitor information, buying tickets, engaging in attractions, enjoying refreshments, using WiFi and buying a souvenir will all enhance their experience. And all require connected systems to be online, reliable and secure when you need them.

Recent years have required that core staff members have had to be able to work efficiently from home. Tools such as cloud phone systems, managed VPNs and access to systems on the cloud all supported flexible remote working on a temporary or permanent basis.

To store, display and protect important assets and artifacts, it’s important your building control systems are always online, able to be monitored and are only accessed by approved personnel.

With good connectivity, the opportunities to use your venue for many purposes widens further. From holding business events or weddings, increasing hospitality options, running cinema screenings as well as remote tours and online events. We have seen these successfully used to increase income.

Venues had to close during the pandemic and whenever plans change like this, it’s increasingly important to be able to retain public engagement and attract income. Using technology to provide remote artwork tours, run online courses and put gift shops online are all examples of how quickly implementing changes has kept organisations working and culture accessible.

Customer and visitor information, financial systems or artifacts and research databases. You need these to be up to date, accurate and only accessible by the right people.