Wireless Paging System for F&B Businesses in Singapore’s Phase 2
Singapore is transitioning to Phase 2 beginning 20th June. Adopt a self-service paging system to disperse crowds and alert customers only when food is ready for pick-up.
Singapore is transitioning to Phase 2 beginning 20th June. Adopt a self-service paging system to disperse crowds and alert customers only when food is ready for pick-up.
Singapore had to setup a temporary care facility in Singapore Expo to support recovering patients of COVID-19. Find out how a nurse call system was implemented to support patients here.
In this post, we answer all your questions about wireless paging systems. From how it works to what benefits it can bring to you, we have got you covered.
Wireless paging systems enhance business operations through several means such as saving time and energy and save costs. In this post, we lay out its pros and cons to provide an objective perspective on the use of wireless paging systems.
Government Initiatives: The ICV vs. the PSG The Productivity Solutions Grant (PSG) aims to support local SMEs in the IT solutions and equipment industry. It stems from the Innovation and Capability Voucher (ICV) which has phased out since 2018 and was designed to enhance organisations in four capability areas: financial management, human resources, innovation, and …
The end of PSG Support for Wireless Paging Systems…or is it? Read More »
Hospitality and Tourism industry is one of the busiest industries around the world with stringent service quality standards, where customers have high expectations. We visited our three clients (Pan Pacific, Oakwood Premier and Carlton Hotel) in the industry, who have adopted our wireless Call for Service system. This solution works by eliminating the need for customers to hail for service staffs directly — as staffs would be notified through a watch and/or display receiver to provide faster service to customers.
You may have seen wireless paging systems at fast food restaurants and hawker centres, but did you know, these systems are also used in many other industries too?
The Productivity Solutions Grant (PSG) is a newly introduced scheme that replaces and combine three existing grants – Spring Singapore’s Innovation & Capability Voucher (ICV), the National Parks Board’s Landscape Productivity Grant, and Infocomm and Media Development Authority’s support for pre-scoped solutions under the SMEs Go Digital Programme. An initial of S$110 million have been set aside for this new initiative. Here are some things you should know about the PSG.
With an increasingly competitive food and beverage industry, it is getting harder to figure out what customers want when dining at a restaurant. It is no longer enough to just provide customers with good food and service. Take a look at the 3 things customers expect in a restaurant!
As 2017 ends and 2018 swings in, SIGNALGRYD would once again like to thank all customers for their support. Back in December 2017, we patronised 7 of our partners, and learnt how the pagers have benefitted them.