導入前に プラットフォームの選び方
A panel serves one room. A lobby or floor display orients people across many, and answers "where do I go" rather than "is this free".
Signage shows floor-wide availability and wayfinding; panels serve individual doors. Offision keeps both on live data — different jobs, one platform.
No. Offision supports common room panels, desk devices and displays, and you can mix vendors.
Panels solve one specific problem — the gap between what the calendar says and what the corridor shows. If you do not have that problem, buy fewer.
記事全文 ›Their value is deciding, in the corridor, whether a room is genuinely free. If your rooms are glass-walled and rarely contested, that question rarely gets asked.
このガイドを読む ›A tap on the way in is the lowest-friction check-in there is, which makes no-show release far more acceptable to staff than a phone prompt.
このガイドを読む ›The device price is rarely the problem — cabling to every door is. E-paper labels running on battery through a gateway avoid most of that work.
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