Connected Technology Solutions
The team at Connected Technology Solutions (CTS) has been providing interactive solutions since 2002 and is headquartered in Mequon, Wisconsin, a northeast suburb of Milwaukee. Located just over an hour from Chicago, our central Midwest location makes us an ideal logistics hub for national rollouts. In 2010 we also added satellite sales offices in Tampa, Florida and Chicago, Illinois.
CTS has long been recognized for its outstanding creative talent as well as innovative engineering, garnering CTS' team and clients a collection of the most pretigious awards in the industry, including Kiosk of the Year, Best Digital Signage, Best Gaming, 4 POPAI and 4 Design of the Times awards.
Patient Self Service Kiosk
The CTS Patient Passport Express™ patient check-in kiosk is available with a flexible, widely configurable hardware menu compatible with a wide range of healthcare software packages.
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Less kiosk, that is. In answer, CTS developed the DeskTopper™. The DeskTopper™ has all the hardware features of its big brother, including an 8.5” wide thermal printer for full page outputs, but compacted into a small form factor.
Learn More...Wallmount patient information
Handy, simple, eye catching wall mount to detail all information to incoming guests about your facility.
Learn More...Interactive digital signage bus shelters
Global Internet company, Yahoo!, turned to CTS to deploy a national digital signage installation as a dynamic way to promote the launch of its Yahoo! Local product. The outdoor installations provided media with a good news angle, generating coverage on prime-time news broadcasts in more than 150 markets nationwide.
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Whether our client needs to communicate via a single screen or across a network of hundreds or thousands, CTS has provided the equipment to meet their needs.
Learn More...Human resource kiosks
When Home Depot Supply migrated all their human resource functions to an in-house Intranet, they needed a way to deliver that communication to the 40% of their employees who did not have access to a computer at work.
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