ST. PETERSBURG, Fla., Jan. 19, 2012 /PRNewswire/ --Morrow Technologies, a leader in innovative digital signage experiences as well as a makers of JANUS Displays, today announces a launch of a brand brand new interactive touchscreen solution recently commissioned upon campus during a USF College of Nursing. The complement was well perceived in a presentation to USF leadership during a lunchtime demonstration Thursday, January 5, 2012."The College of Nursing was proud to be a first during a University of South Florida to use a interactive hold screen record in an inclusive electronic way-finding as well as messaging system," pronounced Dianne Morrison-Beedy, PhD, RN, WHNP-BC, FNAP, FAANP, FAAN, Senior Associate Vice President of USF Health, as well as Dean of a College of Nursing. "USF as well as a College of Nursing value innovation as well as collaboration as well as this project embodied both. The use of record has changed a way we operate as well as provide messages to our inner clients. Our partnership with all a vendors involved, especially JANUS Displays, has proven to be a good collaborative effort."As a USF team collaborated both internally as well as with a digital display pattern specialists for Morrow Technologies, they began to clear a loyal potential JANUS Displays can deliver. The complement in conclusion supposing not only a critical message displays, though additionally interactive campus wayfinding, a searchable staff directory, an eventuality schedule as pulled from their own Microsoft Outlook calendar, a couple to a Urban Spoon website, weather updates, as well as even a couple to a live feed showing where all on-campus "Bull Run" buses have been in real-time.The USF College of Nursing as well as USF Health IT groups completed their goals with an aesthetically pleasing, functional complement which is well-accepted upon campus. They hope to expand a use of a interactive touchscreen display complement beyond their own college. The vision has grown to unify all colleges in a University with a consistent interface to a inner messaging complement which delights all who hold it.Representatives of a USF College of Nursing, USF Health Information Technology as well as JANUS Displays were upon hand to demonstrate a brand brand new digital signage solution to USF leadership during a luncheon, sponsored by Morrow Technologies.Find some-more information during www.janusdisplays.com or click here to hit us.JANUS is a purebred trademark of Morrow Technologies Corporation in a United States and/or other countries. Other trademarks have been a property of their respective owners.About Morrow Technologies CorporationSince 1984, Morrow Technologies has been delivering innovative digital signage experiences. The flagship JANUS Displays product line is designed to inform as well as delight guests as well as visitors during hotels, hospitals, military bases, universities, casinos, as well as more. It offers management a ability to strengthen information exchnage as well as rendezvous with guests through animated, interactive displays of eventuality listings, wayfinding, local maps, weather, dining reservations, flight status / check in, menu boards, advertising, directories, emergency messaging, as well as more. Full service signage offerings have been provided, including software, hardware, enclosures, installation, law program development as well as law pattern services. The company reaches millions of people daily through its 15,000+ commissioned networks. Visit www.janusdisplays.com.About USF HealthUSF Health's goal is to envision as well as implement a future of health. It is a partnership of a University of South Florida Morsani College of Medicine, a College of Nursing, a College of Public Health, a College of Pharmacy, a School of Biomedical Sciences as well as a School of Physical Therapy as well as Rehabilitation Sciences; as well as a USF Physician's Group. USF is a tellurian research university ranked 34th in federal research expenditures for public universities. Visit http://health.usf.edu.
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