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Visitor Experience Management System (VEMS)

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AgencyGovernment of Ontario → Tourism, Culture and Gaming
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Performs design and implementation of a visitor experience management system for prime contractors on Government of Ontario historical park projects. Develops visitor flow management tools, feedback mechanisms, and data analytics to track park usage. Utilizes CRM software and visitor management dashboards. Requires compliance with Ontario/Canadian data privacy laws. Delivers a functional visitor experience management platform and reporting suite.

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