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Denver provides pay-and-display parking kiosks
July 7, 2004
DENVER - The city of Denver is implementing more than 75 multi-space pay-and-display pay parking kiosks, according to GovTech.net
read nowNew bill acceptor first to accommodate most international currency
July 7, 2004
West Chester, Pa. - MEI has introduced the MEI CASHFLOW SC83, that according to a company release is the industry's first bill validator to accept the majority…
read nowCD kiosks let fans do it their way, legally
July 6, 2004
MINNEAPOLIS, MN - Mix & Burn Inc. is letting mix and burn custom CDs, according to an article in the Star Tribune. The laptop-size, touchscreen kiosk…
read nowIBM introduces open client services for the Mexican marketplace
July 6, 2004
ARMONK, N.Y. - IBM has launched new services to help companies in Mexico leverage customers to leverage the benefits of Linux for industry applications beyond…
read nowSMS and e-tickets flying high
July 5, 2004
IRELAND - By the end of 2004, 24 percent of airlines expect that e-tickets will comprise more than half their ticket sales, according to an article on…
read nowSelf-service revolution
July 5, 2004
WASHINGTON - The self-service revolution is taking consumers out of lines, reducing their wait times and giving them control, according to an article in the…
read nowWho's Who: Doug Peter
July 4, 2004
While longevity has given St. Clair Interactive Communications' founder a sense of tenure in the kiosk industry, it has not diminished his sense of enthusiasm…
read nowWhere is the retail operating system?
With the exception of self-checkout, retailers do not have an operating system standard that will allow them to take special orders from a kiosk in a store…
read nowKiosks provide tourism, weather information to travelers
July 1, 2004
LINCOLN, Neb. - Thirty new touchscreen interactive information kiosks, equipped with up-to-date weather and tourism information, are being placed at Interstate…
read nowAT&T, Nokia test photo kiosks in Austin
July 1, 2004
AUSTIN, Texas -- AT&T has included two of its Austin stores in a pilot program to determine the viability of self-serve photo kiosks for those who use…
read nowAT&T, Nokia test photo kiosks in Austin
July 1, 2004
AUSTIN, Texas -- AT&T has included two of its Austin stores in a pilot program to determine the viability of self-serve photo kiosks for those who use…
read nowCustomers may pay price for '`cheap' kiosk components
Kiosk vendors face the challenge of educating price-sensitive customers about the importance of selecting high-quality kiosk components. Customers who look too…
read nowEmployee training goes self-serve route
As kiosks gain ground in HR departments, employee training is emerging as an important application. It gives employees a feeling of control over their careers…
read nowKioskCom Interactive Kiosk Excellence Awards: The most creative/best use of new technology in a kiosk application
From high-ticket product information to interactive Web phones and Internet terminals, the winners of the most creative/best use of new technology in a kiosk…
read nowSlow burn over fast burns
June 29, 2004
CHICAGO - A battle is brewing over a new program that allows fans to purchase live CD recordings of concerts immediately following the performance, according…
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