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Source Technologies to showcase bill payment, jail kiosks at KioskCom
April 2, 2008
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — At the upcoming KioskCom Self Service Expo, Source Technologies, a provider of transactional and interactive kiosks and secure MICR technologies, is demonstrating its full line of self-service solutions including products currently used by Alltel and Swanson Services Corp. Both of these organizations are finalists for KioskCom Awards.
Among the kiosks highlighted, Source Technologies will feature the following award-nominated solutions:
- Alltel's BillPay Kiosk: Alltel implemented Source Technologies' concourse BillPay application to allow customers to pay bills without waiting in line for a customer service or sales representative. Alltel's staff now focuses on better customer service and additional sales. The application runs on Source Technologies' concourse 5-Series transactional self-service kiosks.
- Swanson Services Corp.'s Cobra Kiosk: Swanson Services partnered with Source Technologies to develop the Cobra Kiosk, a unique self-service solution to implement into correctional facilities. The kiosk is a self-contained, wall-mountable device with a 12.1-inch shatter proof, armored touchscreen, liquid and tamper-proof casing, wireless capabilities and a highly secure lock. This kiosk is reliable and specifically designed to withstand the rigors of possible abuse by inmates.
Source Technologies has been recognized by KioskCom for three consecutive years. The company was awarded for Best Financial Services Deployment for Purchase, NY-based Quorum Federal Credit Union's deployment of its concourse kiosks, and for Swanson Service's kiosk installations at state and local correctional facilities.
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