Railway Information Kiosk for Indian Railways
In 'The brief' paragraph only: "The deployment for Indian Railways was a railway information system kiosk at a railway station. This page sets out what that kind of deployment demands of the equipment and the installation team.
- Railway information system kiosk installed at an Indian Railways station
- Installed by our own certified engineers, never subcontracted
- 20+ years, 500+ projects, 250+ organisations served
The brief: a railway information kiosk at a station
In 'The brief' paragraph only: "The deployment for Indian Railways was a railway information system kiosk at a railway station. That is the scope we publish for this deployment, and further detail is not set out on this page. For a procurement team, what the brief implies is more useful than the paperwork in any case.
Designing for an unattended public area
Equipment in a station is used by the public, not by trained staff. There is no operator to restart a stalled unit, no quiet hour for maintenance, and no control over how many people use the unit in a day. Ambient light shifts through the day and competes with the display. Announcements and crowd noise set the floor for anything carrying audio. Power and network points are rarely where you would want them.
From the installation
Eyebrow: "Next step". Heading: "A free site visit, with no obligation". Paragraph: "SHRITECH offers a free site visit and consultation, with no charge and no obligation. For a railway information kiosk, an engineer can assess the proposed position before any equipment is recommended.
Common questions
What did SHRITECH install for Indian Railways?
Can you supply a railway information kiosk for other stations or public buildings?
Who carries out the installation?
For SHRITECH to confirm — 16 items
- Station name and city where the Indian Railways kiosk was installed, and whether SHRITECH has clearance to name it publicly
- Year or month of the deployment
- Number of kiosks supplied, and whether this was a single unit, a pilot or part of a wider rollout
- Whether SHRITECH supplied the kiosk hardware for this project or installed hardware procured by the client, so the page can state the scope precisely instead of saying only "installed"
- Kiosk hardware specification: display size, touch or non-touch, enclosure type and any ingress or vandal-resistance rating
- Kiosk enclosure formats SHRITECH can offer beyond "digital standees and kiosks" (floor-standing, wall-recessed, counter-top), so the options section can be specific
- Whether SHRITECH supplied the information system software and content management, or integrated hardware with a system provided by the client
- Contracting route: direct order, tender, or through a PSU or main contractor
- Scope boundary: supply only, or supply plus installation, commissioning and training
- Who provided power and network at the position, and who owns the data feed into the kiosk
- Languages and accessibility features supported by the passenger interface
- How SHRITECH's engineers are certified and by whom, and whether training is conducted in house, if the page is to say more than "certified engineers"
- Whether SHRITECH has a client-confidentiality position that can be stated on the page, since the current copy makes no claim about why project detail is withheld
- Support or AMC arrangement agreed for this installation, and whether support terms are issued in writing as standard, so the closing section can describe it accurately instead of in general terms
- Whether site photographs exist and may be published
- Whether a client quote or reference letter can be obtained and approved for use
Book a free site visit for your kiosk requirement
Tell us where the unit has to go and what passengers need to see. An engineer will visit, assess the position and specify it properly. No charge, no obligation.