Weekly Focus: Pavers Shoes
British comfort shoe retailer Pavers were unhappy with their current footfall monitoring system. They approached Axiomatic to try to find a solution.
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Weekly Focus: St Albans Cathedral
St. Albans Cathedral experimented with basic beam counters, but weren’t happy with their performance. Axiomatic provided them with a more up to date and accurate solution:
Read More Weekly Focus: Malin + Goetz
Malin + Goetz got in contact with Axiomatic to track conversion rates in their stores, and to have easy access to footfall data:
Read More Weekly Focus: W5 Science Museum
The team at W5 Science Museum wanted a system that would detail historical footfall and visitor data, as well as the accurate tracking of live occupancy levels throughout their site:
Read More Weekly Focus: Oliver Bonas
“On a weekly basis we want to analyse the conversion rate, comparing stores in similar categories to each other. For example we have 2 station stores which have very high footfall and we can use the data to compare their performance”
Read More Weekly Focus: Ted Baker
Ted Baker experimented with a basic footfall solution, but within weeks decided something more advanced was needed:
Read More Staff and Employee Filtering
Alongside the release of the latest generation of people counting hardware, the ability to filter out employee movements has become a reality.
Read More Weekly Focus: Bravissimo
The management team at Bravissimo wanted footfall data to compliment existing store performance metrics, and for it to integrate with their existing systems.
Read More How do you decide on the best office layout?
For years now companies have been changing their office spaces to open plan layouts in the search for increased collaboration, communication and teamwork. In recent years however, the open plan approach has been subject to criticism:
Read More Weekly Focus: University of Derby
Like many universities across the UK, Derby were fearful that the amount of physical space they had was drastically under-utilised. They wanted a solution that told them which areas, and when, had the most potential for efficiency gains and cost savings.
Read More Weekly Focus: BBC Worldwide
The BBC has a system monitoring the live occupancy levels of 2 areas within their world famous television centre. The building as a whole, and an open terrace area on the roof of the building.
Read More Weekly Focus: Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery
RAMM has had a people counting system in place for approaching 10 years. During that time they’ve seen technological advancements for both their hardware and software:
Read More Top 5 Benefits of People Counting in Retail
Are you monitoring the footfall of your physical retail stores? Are you aware of the benefits this can bring? If the answer to either of those is a no, then we have the guide for you:
Read More Weekly Focus: South Yorkshire Passenger Transport Executive
With their current equipment obsolete, South Yorkshire Passenger Transport Executive required a widespread upgrade of their people counting system.
Read More Weekly Focus: Wren Kitchens
British Kitchen supplier Wren were unhappy with the footfall counting system they had in place. They approached Axiomatic to find a better solution:
Read More Weekly Focus: Lyle and Scott
Scottish knitwear brand Lyle and Scott saw the value of expanding their footfall tracking system, after having one in place for a year at their flagship Edinburgh store.
Read More Weekly Focus: Great Orme Mines
The largest prehistoric copper mine in the world inquired about the possibility of an automated system that would allow them to keep track of their visitors in real time.
Read More Weekly Focus: Bristol Cathedral
“Our footfall is much higher than we anticipated – in excess of 250-300,000 annually which is twice our previous estimates. The new data will inform our thinking about how we improve the visitor experience”
Read More The Heart of Axiomatic – Flexibility
There is no “one size fits all” solution. Each customer is unique, so each people counting solution must also be unique.
Read More Weekly Focus: Made.com
London based high-end homeware and furniture brand, Made.com, initially inquired about a footfall system for the opening of a new showroom in Birmingham. However, there was more to this project than first met the eye:
Read More Weekly Focus: University of Technology Sydney
Well known for their innovative approach to development and problem solving, The University of Technology Sydney (UTS) were a key contributor in the development of Axiomatic’s SpaceAudit® solution.
Read More Weekly Focus: Chester Zoo
Chester Zoo use footfall tracking technology to monitor visitor number across a wide variety of environments. The systems had to be discreet enough to not disturb visitors or animals, yet accurate enough to provide valuable information.
Read More Weekly Focus: Cadbury World
Cadbury World were operating on guesswork and staff estimates to control the flow rate of visitors entering their exhibitions. They needed something more accurate and reliable.
Read More Weekly Focus: Norfolk County Council
Norfolk County Council wanted a better way of managing and scheduling their staff levels across their libraries. A complete people counting system gave them the tools to do just that.
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