Choose the right places
Map existing support points and areas where people have to make an unnecessary journey. Look at access hours, visibility and the route to the facility.
UNIVERSITIES & LEARNING SPACES
Help students find essential supplies across a campus, with a practical plan for location, availability and ongoing care.
Discuss a pilotA campus is a network of different routines. Teaching blocks, libraries, residences and shared facilities each have their own hours, patterns of use and access needs. A considered pilot starts by understanding those differences.
We approach these as project-planning questions. The technical configuration and any deployment commitments are agreed after discussing site suitability and scope.
THREE THINGS TO GET RIGHT
Map existing support points and areas where people have to make an unnecessary journey. Look at access hours, visibility and the route to the facility.
Identify who checks supplies, who refills each point and who handles a service issue. Agree cover for holidays and staff absence.
Start with a small, clearly defined scope. Review aggregate requests, empty-stock events and feedback before expanding.
YOUR FIRST CONVERSATION
START A CONVERSATION
Share your setting, the people it serves and the problem you want to solve.