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KioskCom set for Mandalay in Las Vegas, April 26-28

July 2, 2003

NEW YORK -- KioskCom has announced the dates and locations for KioskCom 2004, the eighth annual KioskCom Exhibition and Conference, and the opening of call for presentations and exhibit opportunities.

"As we begin work on KioskCom 2004, we are very excited to be going back to Las Vegas, and to be located at The Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino," said Lawrence Dvorchik, KioskCom's executive director. "The Mandalay is a first-class facility that we are certain our attendees will enjoy."

KioskCom 2004 will take place April 26-28, 2004. Information may be obtained at the KioskCom site, or via e-mail to Dvorchik. The show will feature over 100 kiosk-specific solutions, and more than 2,000 attendees, according to a news release. Paperless Distribution has already signed on as a platinum sponsor of the event.

"By attending KioskCom 2004, companies can attend top-level educational sessions designed to help them succeed in implementing their kiosk projects, and network with others who have successfully implemented kiosk programs, or are looking to do so. The exhibition floor allows an organization to find all of their needs in one location," Dvorchik said.

"At KioskCom 2003, there was an unprecedented amount of solutions in one location, and the reviews from attendees showed that they were very happy with the fact that they could get all of their solutions in one shot. We hope to increase the size of the exhibition, allowing companies more choices from which to make their projects successful."

KioskCom 2003 featured keynote sessions from Borders Books and 7-Eleven, as well as sessions for other successful kiosk initiatives, from HR applications to loyalty programs. Technology discussions focused around all of the elements a company needs for successful deployment.

To view a photo gallery of KioskCom 2003, visit www.kioskcom.com/gallery.

"We anticipate even more success stories to be told at KioskCom 2004, and have officially opened the call for papers for this event," Dvorchik said.