Archive for August, 2012
The Question of Drop-off Inflatables
August 1, 2012 No CommentsStrategies for the Changing Party Landscape Inflatable amusements add an extra dash of fun to everything from a small backyard birthday party to a large corporate event. Amusement companies offer their expertise and often manpower at these events to ensure that all guests have a safe and enjoyable experience. For eight years, Mike Wilbur has ...
Read more...Food Service Spotlight on Major League Baseball – Stepping Up to Bat for Menu Innovations
August 1, 2012 No CommentsWhile there is no doubt that hot dogs and peanuts remain ballpark staples, the fact is that the average sports fan has expanded to a more sophisticated palate in recent years. This knowledge has created a challenge for concessionaires to develop an ever-changing menu of fresh and interesting delicacies that appeal to the fans. “Food ...
Read more...Aquarium Exhibit Sound, Lighting and Special Effects – How Guests Benefit from Innovation
August 1, 2012 No CommentsVia touch screens, whether double touch or single touch ELO, visitors to Mystic Aquarium, Mystic, Conn., explore the interactive animal habitat exhibit, Shark Smell, and alternately, Life of Inuits in Alaska and Canada, and macro or micro telescopic views inside a fish tank through an Omniscope, invented by an aquarium trustee. BrightSign/Roku processors drive the ...
Read more...Creating Coin-op Pros – Employee Hiring and Training Strategies
August 1, 2012 No CommentsThe coin-operated machine industry is one that builds its staff using the core attributes of honesty and diligence. Workers possessing these qualities can be difficult to find, which creates the need to search for employees through more personal means than simply posting an ad. There is so much to teach these workers about the intricacies ...
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