ITS installed two Navigo Systems for the department’s Fire Zone, one in the front lobby area, one in the retail store and one in the fire truck exhibit. Each customized wall-mounted Navigo System is equipped with speakers and keyboards so users can view and participate in various presentations shown.

Interactive Touchscreen Solutions integrated two Navigo directory systems into the building’s existing front desk. Those who visit any of the tenants may explore various options, such as companies and individuals, to find their desired location.

Interactive Touchscreen Solutions, Inc. created a solution that would help incoming students get to know the campus and the history of the university as well as share current information to all students on activities.

The City of Klamath Falls contracted with Interactive Touchscreen Solutions to provide an interactive touchscreen system to provide information regarding the Memorial. IN addition, a customized tool that would aide patrons in locating dedicated bricks throughout the Memorial was also required. ITS developed a Navigo System that automatically imports the most recent donors list and displays a 3D map of the Memorial to mark the location of specific dedicated bricks. The Navigo System is housed in a custom exterior enclosure that is sealed and climate controlled to ensure optimum operation in the cold-climate setting.

Maryland's Prince George's County Courthouse worked with Interactive Touchscreen Solutions, Inc. in developing a user-friendly kiosk for patrons. The two kiosks are located at the courthouse�s main entrances to help guide visitors to the various services, departments and courtrooms.

Interactive Touchscreen Solutions worked closely with Siemens to produce a custom Navigo Solution which is currently installed in their Mountain View, CA facility. The Navigo Systems display various marketing presentations specific to their Ultrasound Division. The Navigo Systems are housed both the free-standing Future enclosure and custom wall-mountable enclosures. The presentations displayed on the Navigo Systems are created and maintained by Siemens and serve to demonstrate the product capabilities of their Ultrasound imaging machines.

The U.S. General Services Administration building in Philadelphia sought a way to improve communication in their building. The Navigo Touchscreen System and the Active/Digital Signage System was recommended and installed in various strategic traffic points within the building.

The Howard M. Metzenbaum U.S. Courthouse, also known as the Federal Building and U.S. Courthouse, is a monumental anchor to the Civic Mall in Cleveland, Ohio. The building was listed in the National Register of Historic Places in 1974. On May 27, 1998, the building was officially renamed in honor of U.S. Senator Howard M. Metzenbaum of Ohio. In 2002, extensive rehabilitation and modernization  of the building began to better serve new client agencies such as the U.S. Bankruptcy Court, the Office of the U.S. Trustee, and the U.S. Marshals Service.

On August 29, 2005, Louisiana's Nunez Community College and its entire service area was struck by Hurricane Katrina, in what would become the greatest natural disaster to affect the United States in recorded history. St. Bernard Parish, the home parish of the campus, was almost completely decimated as it took a direct hit and suffered flood waters that in many areas did not recede for weeks.As restoration began, Interactive Touchscreen Solutions, Inc. was proud to assist in improving NCC's ability to communicate with students, staff and visitors through three Navigo Touchscreen Directory Systems in the college's three main buildings.

Capital Health System installed the Navigo Mall Walker System at local malls to process and track participants in their Mall Walker Program. The Navigo Systems quickly and easily Check-In mall walkers and track their current progress. Navigo also provides direct web links to the Capital Health System web site to further promote hospital services, Physicians in the area and other special events.