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Security steals the ATMIA show
Industry leaders will gather next month in Scottsdale, Ariz., to help take a bite out of ATM crime. -
Expert advice: Never start with technology
Nanonation's vice president of business development explains that technology is but a means to an end when it comes to making customers happy. -
WRG's new CPU revitalizes old machines
The Phoenix, developed by WRG, breathes new life into old ATMs in an affordable way.- Tracy Kitten -
Self-service eases HR woes, but is still underused
Self-service technology makes finding and keeping the right people easier and less expensive than ever. But new research shows not enough companies are taking advantage of it …- James Bickers -
Prime time for online ordering in fast casual
Tossed and Camille's are among those generating sales via Web-based ordering. -
Software interfaces look to the future
The days of the purely functional interface are over, giving way to the "citizen designer" and the rise of a new aesthetic.- James Bickers -
Is fast casual self-service at the tipping point?
Operators have been slow to adopt touchscreen ordering systems, and some were disappointed with early efforts. But the tide may be changing.- James Bickers -
Kiosks, digital signs keep kids in the store
Adding self-service increases sales, traffic for a Canadian skate shop. -
TIO expands services to the unbanked with insurance product
A leading billpay kiosk network now sells an accidental death policy for $12 a year. Is this a harbinger of enhanced services for the unbanked? -
Item-level tagging may dominate RFID market
Item-level tagging — the tagging of the smallest possible unit in the supply chain — is poised to be the largest RFID market by value, worth $11 billion by 2016 … -
Rising interest rates, gas prices hit vault-cash providers
In the wake of price hikes, vault-cash providers struggle as their customers change the way they do business.- Valerie Killifer -
Self-checkout improves life for libraries, patrons
Self-checkout isn't just for retailers — increasingly, libraries are enjoying its benefits. -
RFID on the horizon for self-checkout
Advances in RFID technology will eventually benefit self-checkout at retail stores, but how long it will take is anybody's guess. -
Nanonation: Success in the heartland
Back from a triple victory at the KioskCom awards, the software pioneer continues to set the pace for customer experience design.- James Bickers -
EagleCash simplifies life for soldiers in Iraq
Soldiers from Multi-National Division — Baghdad will now be able to handle nearly all of their cash transactions with just a card and a simple touch on a screen … -
Consumers to spend $475 billion at self-service devices in '06
North American consumers are on pace to spend more than $475 billion at self-checkout lanes, ticketing kiosks and other self-service machines in 2006, an increase from $324 billion in 2005 … -
Web ordering: From computer to makeline
Pizza operators pursuing online ordering options see it less as a means of replacing phone orders, and more as a way to grow ticket averages. -
Zoom picks up speed with two high-profile placements
Two recent deals are attracting a lot of attention for Zoom Systems, the company that is bringing the "robotic store" concept to retail.- James Bickers -
Tranax honored with leadership award
Frost & Sullivan honors Tranax for its cutting-edge ATM technology and strategic partnerships.- Valerie Killifer -
What's next for self-checkout technology
NCR's Mike Webster looks to the future of self-checkout, with an eye on three key areas of innovation.
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