Digital receptionist
Mike Brewer · · 1 Comment
When I walked in someone directed me to a touch monitor where I had to fill in my name and a few relevant facts. I was then directed to be seated and that I would hear my name called in a few minutes. Less than five minutes later I was in front of an information/need identifier (not unlike a leasing consultant) who took the vital info. Less than five minutes later I was being seen by a doctor. I remember being WOW’d by the whole experience.
In the ski shop the system was very similar.
I have thought about this a few times since and I know there are systems out there (kiosks). The reason I am really starting to think about it more is the whole social media scene. Prospects, I assume, expect to see and interact with technology in every facet of their lives. Do you think there would be adverse reactions if they walked into an office and were directed to a kiosk?
One cool use I see with this is maybe, just maybe a more accurate traffic source identifier. If they were presented with a menu of just the sources we advertised with, would they get it right?
Or, maybe we do the whole bar code on every advertisement thing where when they come in the first thing they do is scan the ad or computer print out. The computer print outs would be very akin to concert tickets you get from ticket master.
I know I threw a couple things out there. I am very interested in the thoughts of the community.
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