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About Lonsto
Overview

Lonsto International Limited was founded in 1970 by Rodger Dudding. His vision was to enhance and improve customer service within the United Kingdom at a time when there were few, if any, Systems in place. His ideas to control customer flow and traffic revolutionised retail environments and brought a new order to a variety of institutional markets.

It was on a visit to Stockholm in 1970 that Rodger Dudding recognised a primitive form of Queue Management, which could be adapted, enhanced and introduced to the UK and now globally.

The first Lonsto systems were sold to Green Shield Stamps and Tesco Stores Ltd. Other clients followed including Harrods, Selfridges, Asda, Co-op and Clarks Shoes.

Local authorities recognised the potential right across political and geographical demographics from The London Borough of Brent to Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea and from as far south as Plymouth to as far north as Falkirk.

Lonsto was awarded prestigious contracts with major high street banks such as Barclays, Natwest and Midland and we were the first to introduce Queue Management Systems to Government Agencies such as Job Centres, National Health Trusts, Tourist Boards, Hospitals and the Passport Office.

A new division specialising in high level security equipment has developed into an independent auxiliary area offering Convex Security Mirrors, Till Guards, Till Safes, Cash Lift Trolleys and other security devices.

Today, Lonsto is truly global. We export and install our systems anywhere in the world offering a bespoke design service to meet clients’ individual specifications. Our quotations and consultations are submitted free of charge and without obligation.

Your business is our business. We can solve your queuing dilemmas and help you manage customer throughput, increase efficiency, reduce tension and enhance profitability.

During the last 36 years, Lonsto have had the opportunity to work with a number of organisations from an array of queuing environments.

Lonsto have experienced consultants who understand the demands that are placed upon front-end services, in both public and private sectors.

We use our experience with our extensive client base to demonstrate to existing and potential clients our understanding of how Q-Technology is implemented in a number of business applications.


Case
Studies

Brent Council - Harlsden One Stop Shop

With the decentralisation of Local Authorities in the early 1990’s, councils such as Brent embraced the challenge of elevating the level of face-to-face customer services that decentralisation entailed.

Brent Council - Kilburn One Stop Shop

Established in 1996 the Kilburn One Stop Shop has progressively grown in the number of service users it caters for. The department moved to larger offices in 2003 to accommodate the ever growing number of customers.

Brent Council - Willesden One Stop Shop

The Willesden One Stop Shop was re-located to new premises within the Willesden Library Center in May of 2001 after experiencing visitor congestion at its previous location.

Kensington and Chelsea College

Student numbers and a large variety of courses tend to create ‘nightmare’ scenarios for all colleges who welcome students during enrolment processes throughout the year.

Chase Farm Hospital

Chase Farm Hospital is a district general hospital based in Enfield, north London. The hospital processes over 500000 patients each year with a significant proportion visiting the Phlebotomy department.

Amber Valley Borough Council

The Queue Management Systems® Implemented in 2004 and have reaped immediate benefits derived from streamlining operations processes. Amber Valley have now fully utilised Queuing technology to provide excellent customer services and time managment.


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BRAND NEW QMS!

Lonsto are proud to announce the launch of the most advanced waiting in line system the in Queue Management market.