Interactive Team Recognition Displays: Capturing the Essence of Teamwork

When we accomplish something with a team, we often search for ways to acknowledge the experience we shared together?the bond we created. Because teamwork is never just about the goal at the end of the project or season. It's about the experience of leveraging interpersonal relationships to create something more than ourselves. And in the end, we struggle for the words to recognize just what it is that happened. One new way to recognizes this experiences is through new technology?what I'm referring to are interactive team recognition displays.

Team recognition displays are actually much more simple than the term suggests. The basic idea is to simply show information on the team members in a way that acknowledges their contribution, but in a way that is interactive and engaging. It is a way to tell that story as best you can.

For instance, for a sports team, a screen would be placed on a wall or in an information kiosk, and the display could show a photo of each team member. Essentially, all of your information would be on a single screen, and people would have the option of using the screen to browse the different players.

Then, touch technology could allow users to display their hometown, their height and weight, and perhaps a little story explaining how they came to be on the team. Each team member could be looked at on their own time to get a sense how they contributed to the whole.

The end result is that users get a wealth of information, but they also get a sense of what when into the team behind the scenes. The interactive software allows them to see how the project was laid out from all angles. And for a member of the team, this style of recognition gives them something to be proud of. They see a visual representation of that was accomplished in a manner what is modern and unique. It brings a real sense of professionalism to the display. We live in a world where information flows freely, but the delivery of that information is changing every single day. The way in which you get that information to your customers is up to you, but most business owners and team leaders want to recognize their teams in a way that draws in the public, engages them, and preserves the spirit of those who worked together to make a plan a reality.

Digital interactive technology just may be the answer for you.