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ORLANDO, Fla., Aug. 20, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- accesso Technology Group (AIM: ACSO), the premier technology solutions provider for leisure, entertainment and cultural markets worldwide is thrilled to partner with the Philadelphia Museum of Art (PMA), to use the award-winning accesso LoQueue® virtual queueing system for the highly anticipated exhibition Mary Cassatt at Work. This project follows a history of work between accesso and the Philadelphia Museum of art going back to 2014. This latest endeavor promises to enhance the visitor experience by eliminating long lines, enabling guests to explore the museum while waiting to view this important collection of works by the celebrated Pennsylvania-born artist.
A member of the French Impressionists, Mary Cassatt challenged the conventional expectations of Philadelphia's elite. The exhibition Mary Cassatt at Work presents over 130 diverse works, highlighting the artist's evolving practice and her serious engagement with the realities of gender and labor.
With such a popular exhibition, the museum anticipated high visitor demand and sought a solution to manage the crowd and drive engagement without compromising the experience. accesso's LoQueue solution offers visitors the ability to join a digital line via their smartphones on arrival, freeing them to explore nearby galleries, enjoy a coffee, or relax at their own pace until entering the exhibit.
Paul Dien, Chief Marketing Officer at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, shared his enthusiasm for virtual queueing:
"Giving people the opportunity to have their phone wait in line for them has changed the game for us. The LoQueue sign-up process is simple for visitors, and we've also created an easy way for guests without smart devices to join the virtual queue, making it accessible for everyone."
The system has transformed the museum's entry process for special exhibitions, addressing common issues associated with physical lines.
accesso's collaboration with the Philadelphia Museum of Art is particularly significant as it marks the company's first implementation of accesso LoQueue technology in a non-profit setting. Steve Brown, CEO of accesso, emphasized the importance of this partnership:
"This project with the Philadelphia Museum of Art is our first non-profit collaboration using Accesso LoQueue. We are thrilled to provide virtual queueing technology to enhance their visitor experience and foster memorable museum visits."
The implementation of the Virtual Queueing system was supported by Sarah Taylor, Assistant Manager of Visitor Services, who appreciated accesso's commitment to a seamless transition: