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Lessons from Europe: apps are king
Details of deployments from retail to health insurance closed out the final day of KioskEurope 2003.
read nowHot and now: kiosks in fast-food market
Name a way that consumers can get their fast food even faster. Ordering for themselves, of course. And not only is self-serve ordering faster, it may also…
read nowSummit releases comparative research on photo kiosks
The photo kiosk market is hotter than ever, with new research being released this month, and a well-known printer vendor touting its alternative to retail…
read nowMuch more to ROI than dollars
An industry leader said the traditional measure of ROI is a good start in calculating ROI, but it's not the final determinant.
read nowNew research shows potential of self-service
IHL's study reviews the shipments, installed base, transaction volume and major trends among self-service kiosks in North America.
read nowStarwood hotels testing check-in kiosks
The hospitality industry, in general, has been making a push to make the customer experience better and easier at the property level.
read nowDay one of KiosksEurope 2003 shares successes
The first sessions of the forum found experts talking about their country's markets and the areas that have potential for kiosks.
read nowNow showing at Douglas Theatres: trailers on kiosks
The goal of the kiosk project was entertainment, but advertising has since emerged as a potential source of new revenue for the theater.
read nowATMs dispense money and a whole lot more
Added convenience for movie-goers may be just the ticket for driving new ATM transactions for The Co-Op Network, which is piloting NCR's iATMglobal.
read nowMedical facility finding its way around self-service
Ochsner Clinic Foundation boosts visitor satisfaction with wayfinding kiosks. The organization plans to add more kiosks and applications.
read nowFlying under the radar
While helping to grow the kiosk business at Mercury Aircraft, Greg Swistak, former Factura Corp. president, has become a sort of celebrity through his low…
read nowNetShift managed services locked down tight
NetShift hosts managed services for 20 clients from a nuclear bunker built by American forces.
read nowTouch that means so much
What the microchip was to the development of desktop computers, touch is to kiosks. Touch technology as a primary user interface eliminates the need for…
read nowKiosks wired for action
Few kiosk deployers pay attention to the cables trailing behind the units -- until there is a problem, that is.
read nowMuseum kiosks bring new dimension to exhibits
Museum curators are finding that interactive displays bring a new element of learning to their patrons, and help relieve the stodgy, mothball-laden image that…
read nowDesign a key element of any kiosk project
Design is one of the most critical aspects of a successful kiosk project, even if deployers don't realize it at first.
read nowFarewell, '`Mr. Kiosk'
It was just three years ago that I attended my first kiosk conference and met Craig Keefner, a man known far and wide as "Mr. Kiosk." Our company initially…
read nowResearch: Shoppers drawn to self-checkout
There are so many instances of technology searching for users. But in the case of self-checkout, the market is growing because consumers really want it…
read nowChurch reaches membership with digital signage
IT guys Greg Oldenburg and Travis Wurges have most of the same challenges as their techie colleagues: make information bold, compelling and easily accessible…
read nowMarconi snags first U.S. customer for award-winning Web phone
Imagine: A product is shown for the first time at a tradeshow in April, and receives a major contract from that exposure by June. That's the scenario enjoyed…
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