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Airlines evaluating kiosk strategies
Most airlines are taking a close look at their kiosk systems now that the United States government has tightened security at airports.
read nowNetWorld Alliance says ""Hello World""
The owner of KIOSKmarketplace means business when it comes to global coverage, as evidenced by its recent hiring of a full-time representative in Europe.
read nowGiving so others can give
English hospital developed a kiosk for a successful fund-raising drive thanks to the generosity of celebrities and kiosk-related companies
read nowIs Kiosk advertising a Catch-22?
Industry experts are steering away from the bigger-is-better approach in developing advertising revenue streams for kiosks.
read nowWho's Who: Alex Richardson
After nearly two decades in the kiosk industry, Alex Richardson's drive for success is still strong as president and chief executive officer of software…
read nowEntertaining, practical kiosk designs
Kiosk enclosure manufacturers are finding that customers seek kiosk designs that are entertaining, yet functional.
read nowInnoVentry is out of business
InnoVentry, a company that offered check cashing at about 1,000 kiosks, became the latest victim of a sour economy on Sept. 21. The company was forced to…
read nowThe drive to customize
LCD screens and smaller computer components are presenting kiosk manufacturers more opportunities to create distinctive enclosure designs.
read nowTake a licking, keep on clicking
Kiosks can be designed for outdoor and high-traffic use, but manufacturers stress that careful thought must be given to the effects of weather and human nature…
read nowKiosks in the Winner's Circle
The horse racing and kiosk industries have become allies in recent years, with tracks utilizing kiosks for race replays, bettor-tracking programs, and as…
read nowHonors and numbers
The kiosk industry hands out its first excellence awards at KioskCom's annual trade show, while seminars looked at the industry's standing within the business…
read nowSucceeding the military way
After surviving the struggles of a normal start-up company, kiosk developer DynaTouch Corp. has turned a profit in recent years thanks to its work for the…
read nowA giddy kickoff
Bubbling optimism and successful projects take center stage at the launch of KioskCom 2002 conference and trade show.
read nowKioskCom 2002 preview
Program changes, a new awards ceremony, and Kiosks.org Association's first meeting are among the highlights of this year's show.
read nowGambling on kiosks
The recent Global Gaming Expo in Las Vegas gave companies an opportunity to market kiosk and ATM applications to the casino industry.
read nowMaking sense of RFPs
Many factors go into developing a sensible request for proposal. But communication between a company's marketing and IT departments is essential for turning an…
read nowScent of a kiosk
New technology that allows kiosk users to smell products as they appear on screen is appearing at fragrance counters and on the road with Coca-Cola.
read nowKeeping people healthy
Public health kiosks remain a niche industry in the United States, UK, and Australia. But advocates champion the application as a way of distributing…
read nowWho's Who: Rick Rommel
Devoted to work and family, Rick Rommel also enjoys helping consumers preserve memories with Kodak's photo-imaging kiosks.
read nowGet back to rock's roots at museum meccas
You can't visit a musical shrine without touching on the technology that has made museums interactive and fun, from Seattle's Experience Music Project to…
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