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Korean retailer implements photocopy and fax kiosks

GS25, a Korean convenience store, has expanded its services by offering electronic kiosks which allow users to make photocopies and send faxes.

March 19, 2015 by Bradley Cooper — Editor, Connect Media

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GS25, a Korean convenience store, has expanded its services by offering electronic kiosks which allow users to make photocopies and send faxes. Park Eun-Jee, writer for the Korean Jooang Dailey, reported that GS25 is attempting to satisfy consumer demand for convenient access to these services.

The company plans to launch these kiosks in 10 university areas in South Korea. Students will be able to print their Test of English for International Communication(TOEIC) exam scores from the kiosks. In the future, GS25 hopes to create a mobile app to allow users to print their smartphone photos at the kiosks.

GS25 is working with Samsung electric and Korea Rental to operate and troubleshoot the kiosks.

About Bradley Cooper

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Bradley Cooper is an experienced editor for Connect Media. He has written across a wide range of beats, ranging from food to digital signage to banking, and is the current editor of ATM Marketplace and Food Truck Operator. His background is in information technology, advertising, and writing. When he’s not crafting a story, you can find him going for a run or spending time with his wife and three sons. 

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