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Networking terms of endearment, part 1

Here are essential networking terms to help decode networking jargon in kiosk proposals.

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ROI: A perfectly imperfect model

How is money made, or even measured, on a kiosk project? Return on investment (ROI) remains a murky calculation.

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Small changes, big results

It's the little things that count. Read about the great new features you can use on our Web sites.

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ETPI suit follows the money

Arcade game kiosk maker GameCom wants Ferris Productions for its technology and revenue. So does ETPI. Let the lawsuits begin.

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TAP taps into kiosk maintenance

Field techs see kiosk-makers making mistakes. TAP's president Thomas Pappalardo wishes the industry would define some standards, already.

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Dirty 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…

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Going 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…

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Broadband puts the flash in the box

Speaking broadly, kiosks are going to need broadband. But what kind?

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Retail Systems keynote advice: Say no to Web kiosks

Gerald Storch, vice chairman of Target Corp., wants retailers to "Stop the Stupidity." There's a lot more at stake than Web kiosks.

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KIOSKmarketplace asks: What advice would you give to retailers?

With so many kiosk pitches directed at retailers, it's important they know how to make good kiosks decisions. We asked industry experts to give retailers the…

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Golf kiosk set to play a great round

Dedicated golfers have another way to pore over their statistics, from tee to green, using TeeMAX, a pro shop golf kiosk. The kiosk, its backers say, should…

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A kiosk software glossary

Here's our comprehensive software glossary to help you better understand the software used to create kiosk applications.

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Remote management roundup, part 1

In this first part of a series on remote management software, we give an overview of how remote management can help the kiosk industry.

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Superquinn testing NCR's retail technology

The Ireland-based supermarket chain signed a deal to showcase and test NCR's retail technology, including kiosks, electronic shelf labels, other hardware and…

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Kiosk companies feeling effects of slowdown

Dot-coms aren't the only victims of hard times. Kiosk companies, particularly those in the gaming and Internet public access business, are in trouble, too.

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St. Jones is Netplex's guardian angel

A veteran kiosk application designer with six years in the business, St. Jones' applications might work miracles in a tough business.

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KIOSKmarketplace asks: What to consider when choosing a software provider

In this installment, industry experts help you choose the best software provider for your project.

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Who's Who: Greg Swistak

The man behind thousands of kiosk enclosures manufactured by Factura Corp. was himself molded by tough business decisions.

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Do kiosks need browsers?

Many kiosks use them, though some kiosk application designers think they're a waste of time. But no Web browser should get on a kiosk without modifications.

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Viruses can make kiosks unhealthy

Viruses damage business as well as personal computers. Certain types of kiosks are vulnerable, too.

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