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Pinnacle intros kiosk for c-store, food service
April 2, 2007
ARLINGTON, Texas — The Pinnacle Corp. launched its self-service kiosk solution, Palm.kiosk, powered by Xpedient. Pinnacle partnered with Xpedient to capitalize on its expertise in the self-service industry within the convenience-store market, the company said in a press release. "We are pleased to introduce Palm.kiosk to the market," said Denise Lewis, palm POS solution manager. "Palm.kiosk will strengthen Pinnacle's food-service offering and allow a platform to launch other kiosk-based functionality in the future using Xpedient's proven technology. This product is already established in the c-store marketplace." Pinnacle Corp. will re-brand Xpedient's kiosk to market as well as sell and support the product as a Pinnacle product under the name Palm.kiosk. Xpedient has more than 200 food-service kiosks installed in retail locations throughout the market, including key clients MAPCO Mart and Thorntons Inc. Palm.kiosk will be offered on multiple hardware platforms including Ultimate Technologies, NCR, Pro-Tech and Meridian, and will support all basic QSR requirements of the c-store industry. Initially, Palm.kiosk will include food-service order-operation capabilities, but will be expanded to include additional functionality in the near future. Currently, the kiosk offers integrated bump bar, kitchen video and consumer video systems, simple to use graphics-based corporate office authoring tools, remote support tools, and automated communication mechanisms to distribute setup and change information to store kiosk locations. Retailers also have the option of fitting their Palm.kiosk units with custom graphics to provide another mode of advertising and communication to their customers at the self-service kiosk.
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