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Finding a niche in kiosk building
For sheet metal fabricator Accra-Fab, the kiosk industry presents a golden opportunity to diversify. For the kiosk industry, the company's interest in kiosks…
read nowRetail is the word at Phoenix show
Innovation and optimism are on display at the Interactive Self-Service Retail show.
read nowKiosks by any definition
From modified ATMs to self-serve checkouts and fast-food menus, kiosks have a future in the convenience store industry, as evidenced at the recent National…
read nowIn Vegas, Kiosks find a place at the gaming table
No, kiosks weren't the dominant topic at the Global Gaming Expo in Las Vegas, but the industry is making its presence felt.
read nowA touchscreen election saga
In a story similar to the 2000 presidential election, Florida's 2002 primary election was dogged by problems. This time, however, touchscreen machines were at…
read nowAirline kiosks and biometrics: a year later
In the wake of the 9/11 terrorist attacks, two kiosk-related segments retain a useful purpose for the airline and airport industries. But while the success of…
read nowThe British Museum exhibits its kiosks
An initiative to make the museum's collection more accessible is preparing to expand into the venerable facility's reading room. Museum officials are…
read nowChoice Hotels and PayStar roll out project
Though the pay-per-use Internet kiosk project has gotten off to a sluggish start, the hotel chain said it is too early to give up on the deployment.
read nowKiosks get their due in Dayton
NCR's annual Self-Service Summit gives ATM executives an opportunity to hear the company's vision of the financial services future. This year, however, the K…
read nowATMs, kiosks, and their many players
Move beyond the 7-Eleven/NCR-driven Vcom project, and you will find other companies seeking a toehold in the kiosk-ATM convergence market.
read nowVcom = more units, more functionality
7-Eleven's Vcom project, the highest-profile effort to date to add advanced functionality in a kiosk-ATM convergence setting, is about to seriously ramp up…
read nowNetShift makes changes, looks ahead
NetShift Software Ltd. plans to move ahead after a sluggish start to 2002 and the departure of several top executives. A successful June has company officials…
read nowWine Insite plays the numbers game
In the second installment of our series on a kiosk startup company, Wine Insite founder Lisa Allen talks about survey results and the quest for a second trial…
read nowFidelity cashes in, wins awards
With more than 500,000 deposits processed and an Interactive Kiosk Excellence Award in the trophy case, Fidelity Investments has gone far with its Automated…
read nowSwedish honors for the global kiosk community
Kiosks projects from the U.S., UK, and India are among this year's nominees for the Stockholm Challenge awards, which honor innovation in information…
read nowGerman kiosks: For the public good
Two major German firms have introduced kiosks as public information sources. But the method and philosophy behind each company's delivery differ.
read nowRemote management roundup, part 2
The roundup continues with a look at applications by Bluepoint, Degasoft, Netkey, and NetNearU.
read nowA Steel Curtain-draped kiosk
Combine a young kiosk developer with a venerable National Football League franchise and the result, in the case of Kosmo Studios and the Pittsburgh Steelers…
read nowThe two faces of Kiosks Europe 2002
A mixture of keen enthusiasm for promising projects and a businesslike reality that the basics matter highlighted this year's Kiosks Europe trade show and…
read nowAirlines, kiosks, and togetherness
New standards are pushing airline self-service check-in kiosks toward interoperability, with one kiosk serving multiple airlines. The only question is will all…
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