Here are essential networking terms to help decode networking jargon in kiosk proposals.
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read nowArcade game kiosk maker GameCom wants Ferris Productions for its technology and revenue. So does ETPI. Let the lawsuits begin.
read nowField techs see kiosk-makers making mistakes. TAP's president Thomas Pappalardo wishes the industry would define some standards, already.
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read nowGerald 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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read nowHere's our comprehensive software glossary to help you better understand the software used to create kiosk applications.
read nowIn 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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read nowA veteran kiosk application designer with six years in the business, St. Jones' applications might work miracles in a tough business.
read nowIn this installment, industry experts help you choose the best software provider for your project.
read nowThe man behind thousands of kiosk enclosures manufactured by Factura Corp. was himself molded by tough business decisions.
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read nowViruses damage business as well as personal computers. Certain types of kiosks are vulnerable, too.
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