Is 2016 the year of the beacons? At Senion Lab, we certainly expect it will be as technologies like Indoor Positioning Systems help make a smart business case for beacons. But don’t take our word for it. Industry watchers at ABI Research is saying so, too.
Nearly one in three nurses spends an hour per shift searching for equipment. That’s according to a survey by NursingTimes.net that polled 1000 nurses in 2009, and reflects approximately 6000 wasted hours each month for every 1000 nurses.
The unicorn of marketers is getting the right message to the right person, at the right time and place. As we move on into the 21st century, getting the place right can be more challenging than ever.
Every week, the Location-Based Marketing Association (LBMA) puts together "This Week in Location-Based Marketing" – a podcast covering industry news and interesting projects involving location-based marketing.
SenionLab, developers of cutting-edge indoor positioning systems (IPS), today unveiled StepInside, a new offering that combines several of SenionLab IPS hardware and software solutions into a comprehensive suite designed for accurate indoor positioning for mobile devices.
This week SenionLab CEO Christian Lundquist sat down to speak with Ludovic Privat at GPS Business News. The talk covered many topics but the main focus was on the developments in indoor location/positioning markets.
Recently we decided to gather all our videos under one umbrella. On this page you can watch infomercial videos to learn more about IPS in general, check out performance demos of StepInside or take a look at some of our clients solutions.
LINKÖPING, Sweden--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Marcus Andersson, Vice President of Sales and Marketing at SenionLab, will participate on a panel discussion at RetailLoco, a two-day Chicago-based event sponsored by the Location Based Marketing Association (LBMA). The conference runs from October 22-23, 2015 and will deliver insights and trends on the latest in mobile and location-based tools and [...]
Indoor Positioning Systems (IPS) typically are put in place with the idea of helping end consumers navigate a space – such as patients in a hospital, shoppers in a mall or drivers in a parking garage – but to fully leverage an IPS installation it’s worth exploring what other business functions can benefit from the IPS.
This week we have been working on putting up reference cases on the web. These are short stories on some of our client projects; the problem background, the proposed solution, and the outcome.
