As well as providing information for visitors, Zoo Systems software
helps you to manage your exhibits. From the management PC, staff
have access to a comprehensive inventory and data logging system
which conforms to the requirements of all the regulatory bodies
for best practices. Stock and movements reports, trend analyses
of environmental variables and display performance statistics
are available at the press of a button.
Quite simply, Zoo Systems represents a huge advance in zoo
and animal attraction information and management systems. To
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The Species Information Packs featured by Zoo Systems are all
written by acknowledged authorities in the field. As well as
animal information, Zoo Systems software makes it easy for you
include or update your own information, such as;
Exhibit details
Event timetables
Guides and maps
Sales promotions
Multimedia presentations
Movies
Webcam feeds
Emergency exit details
....and more, all easily updated at the touch of a button!
The latest version of TDS allows us to totally customise the display system to your attraction, so whether you are an animal park, historic house, museum, aquarium or local amenity we can provide you with ‘the right touch’.
NEW from ZooSystems: animal inventory management software (INV)...
Zoo Systems’ latest development (INV) is a comprehensive animal
inventory managements system that extends the functionality of the MIS
software (outlined below) by incorporating:
Drug and consumable stock control
Supplier and customer information, with sales and purchase
orders, delivery notes
Keeper scheduling (in conjunction with qualifications)
Measurement statistics and comprehensive graphical
trend analysis
Extensive treatment reporting, including assessments,
medication schedules, treatment plans, outcome analysis,
etc.
In addition, the taxonomy, species and specimen handling
software has been improved.
the touchscreen display software (TDS)...
Runs on each of the touchscreen display computers and is capable
of displaying a wide variety of information.
When used in the animal exhibit applications, this information
includes:
Additionally the display software is able to function as
a messaging system allowing you to remind users of key events
taking place during the day, or to give instructions should
an emergency arise.
This is also reinforced by a timetable feature and a site
map.
the management information software (MIS)...
is used to manage the content, features and options for the
information distributed to each of the touchscreen systems
on your network. Information can be updated and simply transferred
to the remote display systems at the press of a key.
Information is distributed in 'Software Information Packs'
(SIP). When these packs are 'plugged-in' to the management
system the new species data in the MIS library, this can then
be allocated to a touchscreen system, or customised by changing
text, images, movies, quizzes to form your own 'My Data' library.
The MIS also allows you to manage your events, messages, timetable
and map features.
For animal exhibits our MIS system also incorporporates
a comprehensive Inventory Control System covering; Identification,
Lineage, Finance, Event Records, Mating Records, Treatment
Records and Husbandry. Environmental Variables such as temperature
can also be recorded and analysed.
a world-class library of 'species information packs' (SIP's)
at your fingertips...
We've recruited acknowledged experts in their field to check
and validate all of the species information featured in Zoo
Systems.
Herpetologist Mark O'Shea, for example, checks the accuracy
of all
our reptile and amphibian information. So, whether you are introducing
a new specimen or changing a display, you can always be sure
that your
visitors are seeing the most up-to-date and authoritative information.
Zoo Systems software is purpose-designed for zoos and animal
attractions. So, the management tools it provides help you to
meet standards such as those set by the Zoo Federation and the
European Zoos Directive.
The kiosks themselves are built to meet strict Health &
Safety and Disability Act requirements.
