The 26th edition of the EASTLOG logistics congress and the subsequent evening party Logistics Business Mixer took place at the O2 Universum.
Our colleagues showed visitors the latest technological innovations, including e-Reception for logistics.
One of the highlights of the evening was a fortune teller providing attendees with engaging insights into their professional and personal futures. As for the race, the competition was held at the Cirkus Innovis Old Bohemian Shooting Range. Guests were also able to take a photo with a snake, sample the Kbel Brewery's beer special and watch an amazing circus show by talented performers who tirelessly performed the best acts of their repertoire. All this accompanied by delicious food and drink.
Secure your site using CCTV systems with advanced analytics.
The electronic receptionist (e-Reception) will automate and streamline the existing reception or entrance to the premises. It can fully or partially replace the usual reception processes such as checking in and identifying visitors, maintaining attendance books, video linking with people inside the building, issuing entry cards or generating QR codes.
Ensure your security with a central security desk service from which we remotely monitor and evaluate alarm signals 24/7. In the event of a risk or security incident, we dispatch our experienced response units.
Another 365 days are almost behind us and we at Innovis have analyzed them through data and numbers. How else, right? However, we can say that we have many reasons to be proud of! We wish you success and look forward to collaboration in 2024!
When qualified people are rare, just employ an electronic receptionist The Bratislava shopping center had long been lacking skilled receptionists with excellent qualifications for its office spaces. Simply put, they were not available on the job market. This led to high staff turnover and poor service operations. MVGM Property Management Slovakia, which manages the building, asked us to thoroughly assess the situation.
With deep sadness and regret, we have been following the tragic event that occurred yesterday at the Faculty of Arts, Charles University, in Prague. In such moments, there are no words that can adequately express our sorrow, and we would like to express our deepest condolences to all the bereaved. This tragedy should never have happened, serving as a stark reminder of the importance of ensuring the safety of our university communities.With deep sadness