BLR celebrates all women across the globe who contribute to the world of construction. We specifically celebrate the women at BLR who impact our work daily to benefit our clients, partners, and colleagues! Way to go, and keep going! What is Women in Construction Week? March 3-9 marks an important celebration in the construction industry:… View Article
Effective communication among team members is essential for success in today’s dynamic work environment. With the rise of remote work and dispersed teams, more than traditional methods of communication like emails and meetings may be required. Digital signage offers a visual platform for sharing information, announcements, and updates in real time, transcending the limitations of… View Article
In the dynamic world of brand positioning and design, the question often arises: “If this brand were a person, how would you describe it to a friend?” While visual elements play a crucial role in expressing a brand’s identity, verbal identity is an often overlooked but equally essential aspect. Collin Peters explores the significance of… View Article
In a significant collaboration with longtime client NetApp, BLR played a pivotal role in completing interior and exterior branding signage for the company’s new global headquarters. NetApp recently relocated to a cutting-edge 303,000-square-foot facility at 700 Santana Row, known as 3060 Olsen Drive, marking a transformative step toward embracing the future of work and the… View Article
Welcome to a new era of work, where the workplace is a canvas of evolving trends shaping how we engage with our professional surroundings. Here are 3 trends coming to the workplace in 2024. People’s Performance Takes Center Stage Real estate metrics typically encompass quantitative measures related to the utilization and efficiency of physical spaces—occupancy… View Article
The future of digital signage is bright, thanks to AI. One of the crucial applications is Intelligent Queue Management. AI-based digital signage effectively manages queues and waiting times in various settings. Hospitals, for example, use electronic displays to provide estimated wait times, notify patients about their turn, and direct them to available services. Real-time signage… View Article