Kiosk news: Kiosk makes life easier for soldiers in Iraq

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2006 Self-Service World Outstanding Achievement Awards (formally The Kiosk Awards) Find out if you have the best Self-Service Technology. Enter the running for awards honoring Outstanding Achievement in eight categories. Don't wait! For more information, and to download a PDF entry form, go to www.SelfServiceWorld.com/Awards2006.Entry materials must be mailed to NetWorld Alliance and received by 5:30 EDT July 14.

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EagleCash simplifies military life

Soldiers from Multi-National Division - Baghdad will now be able to handle nearly all of their cash transactions within their base camp, as well as at select forward-operating bases, with just a card and a simple touch on a screen.

Nanonation: Success in the heartland

Back from a triple victory at the KioskCom awards, the software pioneer continues to set the pace for customer experience design.

Consumers to spend $475 billion at self-service devices in '06

North American consumers are on pace to spend more than $475 billion at self-checkout lanes, ticketing kiosks and other self-service machines in 2006, an increase from $324 billion in 2005.