Self-Service Innovation Virtual Summit Sponsor: Pitney Bowes

PLATINUM SPONSOR Pitney Bowes is a global technology company helping clients succeed by simplifying the complexities, both physical and digital, in the…

KIOSKCOM: Netkey shows deli self-order kiosk

Bob Ventresca of Netkey discusses the company's newest self-order and product locator technology from the floor of the show.

THE DIGITAL SIGNAGE SHOW: Netkey's product-lift digital signage technology

Netkey's Bob Ventresca demonstrates the company's product-lift digital signage, which helps retailers provide product information and comparisons.

Pitney Bowes to provide French postal service with kiosks

October 20, 2008

ST. DENIS, France — Pitney Bowes announced that it has signed a contract to provide 50 stand-alone postal kiosks to La Poste, France's national postal…

Asteres names Pitney Bowes kiosk provider

August 21, 2008

STAMFORD, Conn. — Mailstream technology company Pitney Bowes will provide nationwide, on-site maintenance services and support for Asteres' automated…

Expo showcases new tech

by Tracy Kitten — Editor, AMC

Exhibitors showcase new tech, products during Self Service Expo.

Meridian Kiosks, Pitney Bowes partner to provide multi-vendor services

October 10, 2007

ABERDEEN, N.C. — Pitney Bowes Inc., a solutions company that helps organizations manage the flow of information, mail, documents and packages, and Meridian…

Self-service registers on college campuses

Self-service gains popularity at the college level.

Pitney Bowes, NCR release shipping kiosk

October 10, 2006

STAMFORD, Conn. – Pitney Bowes Inc. and NCR Corp. announced plans to market a jointly developed interactive kiosk for self-weighing, self-posting and…

Site surveys essential — and often overlooked

July 23, 2006

This article appeared in the Retail Self-Service Executive Summary, Summer 2006.   No matter how well designed or planned, any technology product is actually…

Maintenance: Do-it-yourself or hire a pro?

November 2, 2005

Planning, purchasing and installing a kiosk program is a big task, and one that deserves some applause when done properly. But once the machine is turned on…