November 10, 2005
CIO Today: Big retailers are exploring in-store kiosks as a way to meet the expectations that their newly informed online customers bring into the store.
"If a customer walks into the store and needs a new printer cartridge, the consumer oftentimes can't remember which printer they have," said retail analyst Rob Garf. "But a kiosk can store their purchase history, and the customer can look it up at the kiosk to see what exactly they need."