Keep Kiosks Safe, Online with Remote Monitoring
Sponsored by: Meridian Zero Degrees
Type: White Paper
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If a customer passes by a kiosk and it is offline, they might return to use it again. If they come back a second time and the kiosk is still offline, they’ll probably never come back. It’s critical, then, for a deployer to monitor what is occurring with a kiosk even if they aren’t at the physical location. This white paper, sponsored by Meridian, an Aberdeen, N.C.-based manufacturer of kiosks and self-service devices will discuss how a remote monitoring solution can provide ease of mind by:
- Offering the ability to remotely diagnose and troubleshoot issues
- Providing reporting capabilities on the health of the kiosk and up-to-the-minute statistics
- Avoiding the customer dissatisfaction and loss of revenue caused by an out-of-service machine
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