Posts Tagged ‘Corrections’
New Outcomes Need New Pathways: Collaboration and Buy-In, Are Key
By Nick Liantzakis As a leader, you know the difficulty of implementing a major project or organizational change. Staff feel left out, rumors of a project’s intent fly, timelines drag on with little progress. From what I’ve seen in the field of corrections (but would argue is applicable to any field), when implementing a new…
Read MoreHow Does Facility Architecture Impact Your Real-Time Tracking System?
The architecture of a facility and workflows can have big implications for accuracy of tracking technology, which is why a customizable RTLS system matters.
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