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Inside Retail
NOVEMBER 14, 2022
“As retail evolves, market-leading brands understand that consumers don’t separate their online shopping experience from their physical shopping experience and that shoppers expect a seamless experience in both,” explains Cameron Hanns, director at Entwined, a digital signage and kiosk solution provider.
Frank Mayer
FEBRUARY 15, 2022
Chances are you’ve seen self-service kiosks, whether ordering at a restaurant, finding your way around the airport, or checking out at the grocery store. Self-service technology is everywhere. So, with the many applications they serve, how do you know what type of kiosk best fits your objectives?
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Frank Mayer
APRIL 25, 2022
If you’re reading this, you’re likely either planning a self-service program or about to start. As you prepare, make sure your kiosks check all the boxes for user experience and operation. Here we detail five best kiosk practices that should be standard considerations for every project. Passively Capture Analytics.
Retail TouchPoints
NOVEMBER 3, 2021
As it did with many other aspects of retail, COVID-19 gave a major boost to touchless technology applications — and enthusiasm for these solutions will continue even after the pandemic has waned, according to Greg Buzek, Founder and President of IHL Group.
Retail Times
MARCH 10, 2023
At Food Hotel Tech 2023 (14 – 15 March 2023, Porte de Versailles, Paris), international POS solutions provider Star Micronics will be exhibiting its latest solutions for hospitality POS, mobile ordering, food labelling and self-service kiosk applications on Stand B22.
VMS
DECEMBER 1, 2021
This compact kiosk receipt printer includes remote monitoring support. The EU-m30 is a sleek, compact kiosk receipt printer for use in touchless self-ordering and self-checkout applications. Epson’s EU-m30. Features remote monitoring support and a new bezel option that improves paper alignment.
Frank Mayer
AUGUST 3, 2021
In most use cases, customers place an order through a register, mobile device, or kiosk, and the order is immediately communicated with a business’s back-end system. Once complete, the order is assigned a locker, and through text or email, the locker’s software application alerts the customer it’s ready.
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