Self-checkout rules spread as states weigh limits

by Richard Slawsky — Editor, Connect Media

States and local governments are increasingly considering self-checkout regulations addressing staffing levels, transaction limits, accessibility, age-restricted merchandise and consumer protections. Retailers and kiosk providers may need to adapt their operations and technology as policymakers weigh concerns

At the Watercooler with Harry Malhotra of Diebold Nixdorf

by Kiosk Marketplace

Harry Malhotra, Director of Sales for Fuel & Convenience, QSR and Channel & Alliance Partners in North America at Diebold Nixdorf, works with retailers, restaurant operators, and partners to help modernize their businesses through technology

Toshiba leader talks customer experience, mobile-first strategy

Eric Williams, senior account executive at Toshiba Global Commerce Solutions, shares insight on changing customer expectations, the value of a mobile-first strategy in the retail environment and how and why AI will be a game-changer going forward.

New Jersey county launches first harm reduction vending machine

Ocean County, New Jersey's first harm reduction vending machine is now operating outside the Suburban Health Clinic in Toms River, offering free, anonymous…

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