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SmarteTouch has high hopes for low-tech
Advertisers understand signs, Robert Needham says. The CEO of SmarteTouch is hoping he can leverage that old-fashioned understanding into new advertising…
read nowPhoto company sings a new, sweet song
For Mike Parker, Power Interactive Media's vice president of business development, a move down South means warmer weather and a hotter market.
read nowOn the road with kiosks.org, part 1
Kiosks.org publisher Craig Keefner reports on his whirlwind European tour, bringing you the latest from the Continent.
read nowInteractive conference makes good first impression
When this new kiosk conference kicked off, KIOSKmarketplace had a correspondent on hand to bring you the news.
read nowOn the road with kiosks.org, part 2
Kiosks.org publisher Craig Keefner reports as only he can on his whirlwind European tour, bringing you the latest from the Continent.
read nowA new kiosk association
Dick Good, chief executive officer of NetWorld Alliance, discusses a new kiosk industry association being built upon the foundation of kiosks.org.
read nowFleet's new math: ATM + Web = Kiosk
Fleet Bank is struggling to define the future of its ATMs, and one man is defining that struggle. While he doesn't call his rebuilt machines kiosks, those in…
read nowKIOSKmarketplace asks: Which operating system is best?
KIOSKmarketplace asked industry leaders to tell us what operating system they preferred to run on kiosks. Read their replies.
read nowA standard of doing business
Bigger is better could be a motto for Global Access Alliance Inc. The six independent companies combine resources to acquire big kiosk projects and set global…
read nowWatch Germany for loyalty explosion
With two restrictive retail laws scheduled to be axed July 1, Germany is the country to watch. The result could be an explosion of loyalty programs.
read now802.11: Left to my own devices
In part two of his series on wireless standards, Craig Keefner, kiosk guru and founder of kiosks.org, tells you about the wireless devices available for…
read nowKitchenAid mixes it up
When KitchenAid decided to add kiosks to retail stores, it went with an unknown kiosk maker.
read nowNetworking terms of endearment, part 1
Here are essential networking terms to help decode networking jargon in kiosk proposals.
read nowROI: A perfectly imperfect model
How is money made, or even measured, on a kiosk project? Return on investment (ROI) remains a murky calculation.
read nowSmall changes, big results
It's the little things that count. Read about the great new features you can use on our Web sites.
read nowETPI suit follows the money
Arcade game kiosk maker GameCom wants Ferris Productions for its technology and revenue. So does ETPI. Let the lawsuits begin.
read nowTAP taps into kiosk maintenance
Field techs see kiosk-makers making mistakes. TAP's president Thomas Pappalardo wishes the industry would define some standards, already.
read nowDirty talk about bill acceptors
In a perfect world, no money is too dirty for a bill acceptor. In this column, John Petkus, president and CEO of currency machine specialist Hemisphere…
read nowGoing international: A tale of two execs
KAL and InfoTouch are two companies with worldwide aspirations. When KAL's Steve Hensley and Info Touch's Hamed Shahbazi dropped by, Rick Redding got their…
read nowBroadband puts the flash in the box
Speaking broadly, kiosks are going to need broadband. But what kind?
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