What happens to kiosks when they reach end of life?
by Richard Slawsky — Editor, Connect Media
Replacing aging kiosks isn't simply a matter of unplugging one unit and installing another. As the installed base of self-service kiosks continues to grow worldwide, lifecycle management is becoming a significant consideration for manufacturers and end users alike.
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by Richard Slawsky — Editor, Connect Media
Four published academic studies suggest kiosk and vending technologies are becoming more intelligent, more accessible and more responsive to community needs.
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The city of Athens, Alabama, has installed four wayfinding kiosks at key entrances to its downtown historic district to help residents and visitors navigate…
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Retail locations are the most common venues for self-service kiosks. Customers at these locations use kiosks to browse inventory, learn about products and in some cases place orders.
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