Tactile Technologies, leading touch screens experts, showcases product offerings to top Mauritius businesses
Tactile Technologies, regarded as the leading experts in touch screen technology, and self service solutions, were invited as one of only seven companies world wide to showcase their products and service offerings at the Enterprise Information Systems (EIS) Workshop held on 7 April at the glamorous Le Labourdonnais Waterfront Hotel in Port-Louis, Mauritius.
Enterprise Information Systems (known as EIS) is a service-based company located in Mauritius providing a range of IT-enabled solutions from system administration and support, application and server hosting to the implementation of collaboration and enterprise solutions. The theme of this year’s workshop was “Achieving more with less” and is aimed at showcasing products and services which will enable Mauritian corporates to enhance their business performance by educating them on how to measure the economic value of partnering with companies that can not only provide state-of-the-art technology solutions, but also reliable, cost-effective return on investment systems.
Tactile Technologies was an obvious choice to participate in the conference to share their outstanding knowledge of touchscreen technology and promote the self-service kiosk solution which will surely be very well received by the corporate sector in Mauritius. We have been working with Tactile Technologies for the past six months and they have brought us a wealth of experience and knowledge in touchscreen solutions and the list of potential interested clients is growing ever so long,” says Alain Lim- EIS Sales Manager.
The attendees were from the top 100 companies in Mauritius and the Vice Prime Minister and Minister of Finance and Economic Empowerment, Dr Ramakrishna Sithanen, delivered the inaugural speech of the workshop.
Tactile Technologies, who is the sole Elo TouchSystems distributor in Africa and has exclusivity for Sub Saharan Africa including the Indian Ocean Islands, will do a presentation on the Elo TouchSystems product range, as well as their TouchTools self service offerings (which include virtual product browsers, payment platforms, kiosk enclosures, internal communication and education and interactive customer surveys systems). “We’ve been active in Mauritius for several years and have supplied touch screen products for a variety of applications including gaming, point-of-sale and hospitality. Partnering with EIS gives us the opportunity to extend our reach and initiate more projects in Mauritius”, says Mauro Mercuri - Managing Director of Tactile Technologies.
Tactile Technologies also recently put the future of motion on display – so to speak … The 80th Geneva International Motor Show took place between 3 – 14 March at the Palexpo Convention Centre. This show is not only known for exhibiting the best cars of today, but also introducing new models, prototypes and concept cars navigating the future of more ecological and economical vehicles. South Africa stood proud as Optical Energy showcased its innovative Joule, Africa’s first battery electric engineering masterpiece.
Clickthinking, a strategic partner to Optimal Energy, selected Tactile Technologies for the design and development of an interactive touch screen kiosk solution to be utilised during the motor show. The kiosk enclosures included a webcam facility to allow visitors to capture images of themselves on pre-selected backgrounds and email them to family and friends. In addition it included a headset to listen to supporting audio without the distraction of the bigger event.
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