Phoenix Kiosk News

Greetings From Above: Visitors Can Now Send Video Postcards from the Top of the CN Tower

2010-09-22T13:04:00.008-07:00

Phoenix Kiosk Develops Video Kiosk Hardware for BobbleVision

Tempe, Ariz. (September 22, 2010) – Visitors to the Western Hemisphere's tallest tower – the CN Tower in Toronto, Canada – have started sending record-your-own-video postcards to friends and family from a height of 1,465 feet. Phoenix Kiosk delivered customized kiosk hardware for BobbleVision’s proprietary video postcard application that was installed today inside "Sky Pod," the world's highest observation deck at the CN Tower.

“We’re thrilled that our kiosks will be adding to an amazing visitor experience atop one of the world’s tallest destinations,” said Garris Shipon, Founder of BobbleVision. “Our kiosks create a unique way for visitors to share their excitement with friends and family.” Founded in 2008, BobbleVision works with national attractions and venues to offer record-your-own-video postcard kiosks. In order to make his vision for the kiosks a reality, Shipon approached Phoenix Kiosk for a highly customized solution. Phoenix Kiosk, which provides an in-house staff of engineers, analysts, and developers, works closely with BobbleVision on each project to provide a unique kiosk that fits the specific needs of an attraction or venue. The kiosks created for CN Tower are wall-mounted and specially designed to accommodate BobbleVision's media creation system.

The video postcard kiosks are simple to use. Visitors choose a postcard design, record a 30-second greeting, and transactions are finalized with a credit-card swipe. BobbleVision video postcards are shared over and over with friends and family via email links and Facebook posts.

"There's an extra benefit to the venue since each postcard effectively becomes a customer testimonial complete with banner links back to the venue's e-commerce site." Shipon added, "It's like an ad campaign where customers actually pay to create and send the ad."

BobbleVision charges $2.50 per postcard and revenues are shared with the venue.

“It’s enjoyable to contribute to a successful, exciting project with BobbleVision and their client CN Tower,” said Alan Work, General Manager of Phoenix Kiosk. “BobbleVision has a very unique and captivating concept, and we’re excited about the opportunity to tailor kiosks for them in the future.”

Shipon stated that Phoenix Kiosk has consistently delivered quality kiosks on time and on budget.

“I can rely on them,” he said, “and that is why I have stuck with Phoenix Kiosk.”

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About Phoenix Kiosk, Inc.
Based in Tempe, Arizona, Phoenix Kiosk designs, manufactures and distributes enduring, approachable self-service technologies for use in a wide variety of applications. Phoenix Kiosk provides in-house software and hardware design, manufacturing and distribution, as well as service, support, and kiosk supplies. Phoenix Kiosk is a wholly owned subsidiary of Secure Medical, Inc.

About BobbleVision
Based in Berkeley, California, BobbleVision Inc. works with national attractions and venues to create added revenue and buzz with record-your-own-video kiosks. Contact:

Brian Bujdos
Phoenix Kiosk, Inc.
480-505-5734
brianb@phoenixkiosk.com

Phoenix Kiosk Partners with Kiosk Marketplace

2010-08-25T11:44:00.008-07:00

TEMPE, Ariz. – Phoenix Kiosk has partnered with KioskMarketplace.com, a comprehensive online portal that helps companies research and buy kiosks that can increase productivity, reduce administrative costs, and help the bottom line.

Clients who are interested in learning more about kiosk hardware and software should visit PhoenixKiosk.com or the new Phoenix Kiosk section on KioskMarketplace.com. There, you will find an inventory of Phoenix Kiosk’s most popular models and solutions.

“Having built a reputation as a leader in the kiosk industry, Phoenix Kiosk recognizes the value and importance of partnering with key industry stakeholders,” said Martin Acosta, national sales director for Phoenix Kiosk. “KioskMarketplace.com provides a key platform that allows us to showcase our high-quality products and services to a targeted audience.”

Phoenix Kiosk specializes in creating customized solutions that meet the needs of clients in all industries. Phoenix Kiosk makes the client’s vision a reality by working closely with them to achieve each of their goals.

Phoenix Kiosk is a one-stop shop because the company designs and manufactures both hardware and software. Phoenix Kiosk’s in-house employees include systems analysts, industrial designers, software developers, hardware engineers, manufacturing experts, and project managers.

About Phoenix Kiosk
Based in Tempe, Arizona, Phoenix Kiosk (www.phoenixkiosk.com) designs, manufactures, and distributes enduring, approachable self-service technologies for use in a wide variety of applications. Phoenix Kiosk provides in-house software and hardware design, manufacturing, and distribution, as well as service, support, and supplies (www.kioskstuff.com). Phoenix Kiosk is a wholly owned subsidiary of Secure Medical, Inc.

Media Contact:
Brian Bujdos
480-505-5734
www.phoenixkiosk.com

Phoenix Kiosk College Giveaway

2010-08-25T11:24:00.014-07:00

TEMPE, Ariz. – All college and university students, faculty, and administrators can enter to win a free education kiosk ($4,000 value), courtesy of Phoenix Kiosk. Enter now by submitting an essay (200 words or less) from your .EDU email address. Just email us at contest@phoenixkiosk.com.

Tell us how your school could utilize a free education kiosk, and how the student body would benefit (class registration, campus directory, purchasing books, supplies or meal plans, etc.). The author of the winning essay receives a $400 gift card! The winner will be selected from the Top 5 essays on Nov. 1, 2010. Entries will be accepted through Oct. 1, 2010.

Please forward this information to anyone you know who is returning to a college or university campus this month. Any student, faculty member, or administrator can submit an essay!

The Winning College or University Will Receive:

A brand-new, sleek, modern kiosk branded with their school’s logo/mascot
A PC with web-enabled software that allows students to perform tasks on the kiosk

The Author of the Winning Essay Will Receive:

A $400 gift card from their student book store or another campus vendor.

See the Phoenix Kiosk website (www.phoenixkiosk.com/promotions/education-giveaway) for more details, including rules and regulations.

About Phoenix Kiosk
Based in Tempe, Arizona, Phoenix Kiosk (www.phoenixkiosk.com) designs, manufactures, and distributes enduring, approachable self-service technologies for use in a wide variety of applications. Phoenix Kiosk provides in-house software and hardware design, manufacturing, and distribution, as well as service, support, and supplies (www.kioskstuff.com). Phoenix Kiosk is a wholly owned subsidiary of Secure Medical, Inc.

Media Contact:
Brian Bujdos
480-505-5734
www.phoenixkiosk.com

Phoenix Kiosk Provides Baltimore-Based Merritt Athletic Clubs with a New Kiosk for Each of Its Nine Locations

2010-08-05T14:40:00.003-07:00

Tempe, Ariz. – Phoenix Kiosk is providing Merritt Athletic Clubs with nine new kiosks – one for each of its locations in the Greater Baltimore area. The clubs will utilize the kiosks primarily for guests to register to use the clubs, and for new member registration.

Phoenix Kiosk, the preferred kiosk vendor of Merritt Athletic Clubs, provides more than 20 models of kiosks that can be utilized in a wide variety of applications. Phoenix Kiosk services clients in industries such as healthcare, retail, entertainment, education, and many others. The company provides its products to companies from coast to coast, as evidenced by its partnership with Merritt Athletic Clubs.

“Merritt Athletic Clubs provides a great service to its members in the Baltimore area,” said Alan Work, General Manager of Phoenix Kiosk. “We’re proud to help them enhance their customer service capabilities and generate additional revenue opportunities.”

Over the last 33 years, Merritt Athletic Clubs has grown from one facility to nine, and the company is currently building a new club in Hanover, Maryland.

“Placing the new kiosks in our clubs is another way Merritt Athletic Clubs is taking the lead in becoming the heath club of the future,” said Terry Dezzutti, COO of Merritt Athletic Clubs. “We look forward to the kiosks making it a more seamless process for guests to come in to see all our clubs have to offer.”

About Phoenix Kiosk, Inc.
Based in Tempe, Arizona, Phoenix Kiosk (www.phoenixkiosk.com) designs, manufactures and distributes enduring, approachable self-service technologies for use in a wide variety of applications. Phoenix Kiosk provides in-house software and hardware design, manufacturing and distribution, as well as service, support, and supplies. Phoenix Kiosk is a wholly owned subsidiary of Secure Medical, Inc.

About Merritt Athletic Clubs
The mission of Merritt Athletic Clubs (www.merrittclubs.com) is to strive to be an industry leader, dedicated to servicing our clients and providing them with the motivation to stay fit, have fun, and further their health and fitness education, while creating profitable partnerships with our community and clients as well as our employees and owners.

Contact:
Brian Bujdos
480-505-5734
www.phoenixkiosk.com

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Phoenix Kiosk Teams With TagWorks to Serve PetSmart

2010-07-20T15:00:00.004-07:00

TagWorks, LLC selected Phoenix Kiosk, Inc. to play a key role in helping to fulfill an important supply agreement with PetSmart. The companies, both based in Tempe, Ariz., collaborated on the final assembly and delivery of a custom laser pet tag engraving kiosk for each of PetSmart's 1,200 retail locations.

Phoenix Kiosk began work with TagWork’s design and production engineers in early 2009 and assembly operations were established that resulted in the production of the first 600 kiosks. It was critical to PetSmart that the kiosks be installed before the December holiday season, and the partnership was able to meet that goal. As a result of the successful program roll out, TagWorks was designated a “Top 30 Supplier” by PetSmart.

Kiosk assembly operations resumed in January, 2010 to complete production for the remaining 600 locations.

"We are very pleased with our decision to award Phoenix Kiosk the production contract for the PetSmart program,” said George Hagen, CEO of TagWorks. “They have proven to be an excellent partner that has fully embraced the philosophy that if they help us make PetSmart successful, we all succeed! We will not hesitate to partner again with Phoenix Kiosk as we continue our mission to develop custom kiosk programs for our other big-box retailer clients."

Because Phoenix Kiosk and TagWorks are located within the same commercial complex, the companies are extremely efficient. This is vitally important to ensure continuity with the TagWorks technical team, resulting in a perfect on-time delivery record for PetSmart.

“Phoenix Kiosk is very grateful to have been chosen by TagWorks to lend our expertise to an important project with a well-respected client such as PetSmart,” said Alan Work, General Manager of Phoenix Kiosk. “We are excited to be selected as a TagWorks strategic partner and look forward to our continued collaboration.”

Phoenix Kiosk is continuing its commitment to going green during the TagWorks project by reusing packaging that contains lasers for the kiosks. Once the lasers are received by Phoenix Kiosk, the empty packaging is returned for reuse on subsequent shipments. This reduces the amount of landfill waste that Phoenix Kiosk’s operations would create by nearly 450 cubic feet per week.

About Phoenix Kiosk, Inc.
Based in Tempe, Arizona, Phoenix Kiosk (www.phoenixkiosk.com) designs, manufactures and distributes enduring, approachable self-service technologies for use in a wide variety of applications. Phoenix Kiosk provides in-house software and hardware design, manufacturing and distribution, as well as service, support, and supplies (www.kioskstuff.com). Phoenix Kiosk is a wholly owned subsidiary of Secure Medical, Inc.

Contact:
Brian Bujdos
Phoenix Kiosk, Inc.
480-505-5734
brianb@phoenixkiosk.com

www.phoenixkiosk.com

Phoenix Kiosk Provides Audi of Coral Springs, Florida with Three New Kiosks

2010-06-05T14:33:00.008-07:00

Coral Springs, Fla. – Two lucky people will soon win a two-night stay at the W Hotel in Fort Lauderdale and weekend use of the new Audi A5 thanks to Audi Coral Springs. Entries for the drawing will be accepted at the Town Center Mall in Boca Raton on June 30, 2010.

Those who sign up for the contest at the Town Center Mall will submit their entries on one of three kiosks provided by Phoenix Kiosk , the preferred kiosk vendor of Audi Coral Springs. Phoenix Kiosk builds custom kiosk solutions for clients in any industry.

“We’re proud to provide our products to Audi Coral Springs,” said Alan Work, General Manager of Phoenix Kiosk. “We are also excited to continue our business partnership with their dealership and the Qvale Automotive Group.”

Audi Coral Springs is holding the drawing in order to promote their A5 model, and to thank customers for their support during the dealership’s first six months under the ownership of Qvale Automotive Group.

“Audi Coral Springs has continued to experience a great deal of success since January, and we appreciate our customers and community,” said Bruce Qvale, President of Qvale Automotive Group. “The drawing is just a small way of saying thanks.”

About Phoenix Kiosk, Inc.
Based in Tempe, Arizona, Phoenix Kiosk (www.phoenixkiosk.com) designs, manufactures and distributes enduring, approachable self-service technologies for use in a wide variety of applications. Phoenix Kiosk provides in-house software and hardware design, manufacturing and distribution, as well as service, support, and supplies (http://www.kioskstuff.com/). Phoenix Kiosk is a wholly owned subsidiary of Secure Medical, Inc.

About Audi Coral Springs
Qvale Automotive Group, a family owned business, purchased the 66,000-sq.-ft. showroom and dealership formerly known as Champion Audi in January, 2010. Qvale proudly opened its doors under the new name of Audi Coral Springs.

Fujifilm Launches On-Site Maintenance Program For Phoenix Kiosk

2010-04-12T16:23:00.002-07:00

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Phoenix Kiosk, Inc. Features Two Packaged Marketing Solutions

2010-04-05T14:46:00.002-07:00

Tempe, Ariz. (April 6, 2010) – Phoenix Kiosk today announced two distinctive options for its marketing turnkey solution. Both of these kiosks will be on display in booth #431 at Kioskcom, April 14-15, 2010 at Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas, Nev.

Phoenix Kiosk’s marketing solution is now available in the Sliivr and V2 kiosk models. Phoenix Kiosk delivers both models with a 19-inch, touch-screen LCD display, and both models provide a sleek, modern design.

Phoenix Kiosk’s marketing solution provides excellent branding and lead-generation capabilities. Welcome kiosk users and invite them to answer a series of questions – all within a few simple screens. Phoenix Kiosk’s marketing solution gathers the user’s contact information and responses, as well as any other details you wish to obtain. All data is saved to a file that is easily accessed and sorted.

Phoenix Kiosk can customize an eye-catching kiosk to meet all of your specific needs. Choose from more than 100 colors of powder coating, select from over 20 kiosk models, and add your company logo or other attention-grabbing graphics to your kiosk.

Phoenix Kiosk’s Marketing Kiosk will allow you to:

* Gain specific details about the users and/or customers who visit your location
* Utilize the data to improve your customer experience/satisfaction
* Identify and capitalize on your target market
* Grow your business by learning more about your users/customers
* Identify customer service or other areas for improvement
* Empower and gratify your users/customers by asking for their opinion

“The Phoenix Kiosk marketing solution is the answer for any company that wants to enhance their brand, engage current or potential customers, and improve their bottom line,” said Alan Work, General Manager of Phoenix Kiosk. “Our marketing software is easy to use, and thanks to our design team, our kiosks are attention magnets too. So our clients find them extremely effective at generating leads.”

Visit the Phoenix Kiosk website for more details.

About Phoenix Kiosk, Inc.

Based in Tempe, Arizona, Phoenix Kiosk, Inc. (www.phoenixkiosk.com) provides turn-key and customized self-service and interactive kiosk solutions worldwide. For consumables such as kiosk paper, cleaning supplies, and other peripherals, please visit our online store at www.kioskstuff.com. Phoenix Kiosk, Inc. is a wholly owned subsidiary of Secure Medical, Inc., also based in Tempe, Arizona.

Contacts:

Krystle Messano

Phoenix Kiosk Inc.

480-505-5742 x 788
krystle.messano@phoenixkiosk.com

krystle.messano@phoenixkiosk.com
www.phoenixkiosk.com

The candy machine just sold me an iPod

2010-03-25T15:46:00.000-07:00

Self-service stand-alone kiosks, offering everything from rental videos to digital cameras, are popping up in nontraditional public spaces like sidewalks, military bases, airports, fast-food restaurants, and hospitals. Retailers like Macy's, Best Buy, Blockbuster, Rosetta Stone, and Hot Topic have led the charge. The next growth spurt is likely to come from smart-phone technology, allowing consumers to order flowers or buy an iPod wherever and whenever they want.

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Leave Me Alone, I Can do it Myself! The Preference for Self-Service Shopping

2010-03-12T10:54:00.000-07:00

Leave Me Alone, I Can do it Myself! The Preference for Self-Service Shopping
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An 8-Step Plan to a Successful Self-Service Deployment

Tech-savvy consumers expect self-service where they shop. By implementing self-service, stores not only stand to increase same-store sales and reduce operating costs. According to RIS News publisher Dave Weinand in a recent joint webinar with Zebra, IBM and St. Clair Interactive, self-service is an initiative gaining noticeable momentum in retail. Sounds tempting, right? But before you rush into implementation, keep in mind that proper planning is key. Following are eight considerations to help ensure your success:

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Fujitsu Self-Service Patient Kiosk Helps Reduce Patient Stress, Lower Administrative Costs

2010-03-01T11:28:00.001-07:00

ATLANTA, GA--(Marketwire - March 1, 2010) - HIMSS 2010 -- Fujitsu (http://solutions.us.fujitsu.com) today announced the Fujitsu Med-Serv(TM) 50 patient registration kiosk, an open hardware platform that lets the healthcare industry's innovative ISVs provide new applications to reduce patient stress and cut healthcare administrative costs. With the Fujitsu Med-Serv 50 kiosk, applications can be developed to ease and speed up the process for patient check-in. In addition, other applications for easily filling out satisfaction surveys, paying outstanding balances or co-pay fees can be supported. In order to eliminate fraud, another optional feature, the Fujitsu PalmSecure(TM) palm vein biometric reader, can be deployed to authenticate the patient. Self-service kiosks allow healthcare providers to increase patient satisfaction while reducing administrative staff in favor of additional medical staff.

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Airport kiosks do more things, but they do not yet check luggage

2009-12-21T10:54:00.001-07:00

There is trend toward installing more self-serving kiosk at U.S. airports – an have these kiosk do more; thousands of self-serve kiosks in the last few years so passengers can print boarding passes, confirm flights and change seats on the touch-screen computers; in the future, kiosks may let passengers buy a meal on the plane or volunteer to give up a seat if a flight is overbooked.

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How to Build a Web-Based Kiosk

2009-11-03T07:54:00.001-07:00

Overview:
Recently one of our existing clients approached me about the possibility of constructing a web based kiosk system. Our client had struck up a deal with a major U.S. retailer to offer access to their products within the retailer’s existing brick and mortar stores. As part of the deal our client needed to supply the retailer with kiosks which would then be placed within these retail locations. Our client currently operates on a custom ecommerce platform that we developed in 2006 and built using PHP and PostgreSQL. Our client’s goal was to create a similar interface that was capable of interacting with their current website and database system but designed for a touch screen environment.

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7 Myths About Windows 7

2009-10-23T12:49:00.001-07:00

Yes, Windows 7 didn't even hit the market until Thursday. But that hasn't stopped a fog of myths from enveloping the newest version of the much loved--and much hated--PC operating system from Microsoft.

The software giant hoped that wide exposure to Windows 7 would help smooth its entry. Microsoft let millions of consumers and professionals download test versions of the operating system. And by a wide margin, testers have found the new system to be the best yet from Microsoft. Version 7 is leaner, more useful, and prettier than past editions--a worthy effort to update the Windows world.

Still, the fictions are legion. Much of it is innocent confusion that accompanies any major software release. Some of it arises from Microsoft apologists trying to bury the botched release of Windows Vista, sniping Apple fans who want the Mac to continue gaining market share, or diehard techies who revere free Linux software.

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The rise of the MACHINES

2009-10-05T14:08:00.001-07:00

In this day and age, you can buy just about anything without interacting with a human.

It's not just the Internet that eliminates the need for face-to-face communication. A growing number of self-service checkouts and kiosks allow consumers to do many things without the involvement of employees.

And more are on the way.

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Bright days ahead for self-service applications

2009-09-23T14:01:00.000-07:00

Transactions completed by consumers in North America using self-service kiosks are projected to more than double over the next few years, according to a new research study from IHL Group.

The report, "2009 North American Self-Service Kiosks," forecasts the value of self-service kiosk transactions will grow from $775 billion this year to more than $1.6 trillion by 2013. According to Lee Holman, lead retail analyst of the IHL Group, the ongoing recession is contributing to the growth of self-service kiosks as businesses and institutions turn to the technology to keep labor costs in check. Also helping to propel the growth is consumer acceptance of self-service kiosks as what he termed "a way of life."

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Kiosks in grocery: Why uptime is so important

2009-08-12T12:07:00.002-07:00

The deli ordering kiosk which normally sits just inside of the entry to the main store, was sitting by the shopping carts corral with this ugly but obvious sign. When your customers become so familiar with and used to the self-service kiosks you implement in your store, it can be a real disappointment to them when it's unavailable.

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Commentary: Usability can be a kiosk's kiss of death or its ticket to success

2009-07-07T11:57:00.001-07:00

As more and more technology is introduced to the marketplace, consumers are becoming increasingly fickle about their adoption of it. Gone are the times when a company could develop a widget with all the bells and whistles that could still be profitable, even if it took an end-user three weeks to figure out how to change any of the settings. Think of the old VHS players and how most people couldn’t even set the clocks. But now, consumers have so many options that it's more important to develop a product that they find usable and intuitive. In fact, I would argue that entire companies have failed because their products have lacked these characteristics.

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Phoenix Kiosk Inc. Launches “The Celsius” Freestanding Outdoor Kiosk

2009-06-30T13:35:00.001-07:00

The Celsius is the first in a line of Kiosks manufactured specifically for use in outdoor settings.

Tempe, AZ (June 30, 2009) -- Phoenix Kiosk Inc. is pleased to announce the launch of the first in a new series of outdoor kiosks. The Celsius can be used in extreme cold and hot temperatures without losing the stylish look and affordability that Phoenix Kiosk Inc. offers.

The new line of outdoor kiosks enables self service and digital signage applications to be placed in a wide variety of outdoor settings. From barren deserts to icy winds, the Celsius is built to withstand the harshest of elements.

The Celsius is the latest innovation from Tempe, Arizona based Phoenix Kiosk Inc. This rugged unit can withstand environments ranging from 32F to 110F, all while still being fully functional for public use. The Celsius is built with features such as weatherproof speakers and a viewing area visor allowing it to be placed in high traffic outdoor areas without the fear of weather damage.

“The Celsius is a breakthrough for our company” says Phoenix Kiosk Inc. CEO Alan Work. “The market for outdoor kiosks continues to grow, and Phoenix Kiosk is excited to be setting yet another trend in the kiosk and self-service market. The Celsius will change the way people think of open-air kiosks from both a cost perspective and a style perspective.”

For more information about the Celsius outdoor kiosk, please visit www.celsius-kiosk.com or www.phoenixkiosk.com.

About Phoenix Kiosk Inc.

Phoenix Kiosk Inc. (www.phoenixkiosk.com) is based in Tempe, Arizona and develops hardware and software for self-service, interactive and kiosk applications. Through its online store at www.kioskstuff.com, Phoenix Kiosk Inc. also offers fulfillment of consumables such as kiosk paper, cleaning supplies, and marketing materials designed to make distributed self-service applications successful and efficient. Phoenix Kiosk Inc. services customers in several countries throughout North, Central and South America as well as India.

Digital music kiosks take another spin

2009-06-15T08:08:00.000-07:00

The idea of a digital music kiosk, where customers can walk up, press a few buttons on a screen, and download music to some sort of portable storage medium (disc, phone, flash card), has been around for a few years now. Starbucks ended a two-year experiment with in-store CD burners back in 2006, and U.K. music retailer HMV began offering free downloads to USB drives from in-store kiosks in 2007.

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5 Dos And Dont's Of Kiosk Implementation

2009-04-24T08:58:00.002-07:00

Interactive kiosks offer retailers significant opportunities to increase sales and productivity, improve customer service and satisfaction, and lower operational costs. Current kiosk applications include self-checkout, gift registries, online store access, loyalty programs, price check, and wayfinding, and the list continues to grow. In fact, market research and consulting firm Frost & Sullivan estimates that the North American kiosk market will almost double, from $484 million in 2008 to $828 million 2013...

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Hotel kiosks: Love 'em or hate 'em?

2009-04-12T20:45:00.002-07:00

I've been watching over the years as hotels experiment with check-in kiosks and just waiting to see when they go away. So far, they're still hanging around at chains such as...

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[HooHaa: This article is a great guide for kiosk implementations. The thread of comments about kiosks and the typical frustrations users have with them is great education.]

Research Shows Patients Want Self-Service to Manage Healthcare Interactions

2009-04-07T08:42:00.000-07:00

DAYTON, Ohio, Apr 06, 2009 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- According to a survey of U.S. and Canadian consumers commissioned by...

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Are health care kiosks the next big medical technology?

2009-03-09T08:07:00.000-07:00

You can skip the Vegas strip for finding the latest in health technology this year, as one of the coolest new technologies is right here in Boston. As reported in the Technology Review, an electronic "doctor kiosk" is under development at Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH)...

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Local entrepreneur launches tourism tool

2009-02-05T15:27:00.000-07:00

NAPLES, Fla. - A local entrepreneur is launching a new device to help tourists find their way around an unfamiliar area.

It's a touch-screen information kiosk...

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