A good place to start! Amira says: “We’ve looked at some kiosk enclosures that have interactive displays which would be ideal. We are looking at six to begin with, where we can see pinch points in people traffic around the building.” What question should you ask next?

The correct answer is "What would run on these interactive screens?" because understanding the intended content and applications is crucial for determining the appropriate device specifications, operating system, and management strategy for kiosk devices. Without knowing what will be displayed or interacted with, it's impossible to recommend suitable hardware or software solutions. "Sounds like you need company-owned devices with personal use allowed. Shall I take you through the next steps for this solution?" is incorrect because kiosk devices are typically dedicated to a single purpose and do not allow personal use. This option misinterprets the use case. "Does your building have access to 5G?" is incorrect because while connectivity is important, 5G is not a universal requirement for interactive displays, especially if they can connect via Wi-Fi or Ethernet. Other connectivity options might be more suitable or readily available.