Intelligent Kiosk DesignThere's more to designing a kiosk than throwing a computer in a box. Learn how to use form, function and forethought to make a kiosk irresistible to customers.
 | The applications for kiosks become more widespread and innovative everyday, impacting industries such as retail, health care, hospitality and now health, nutrition and fitness. Gyms, restaurants, grocery stores, colleges and more are implementing … |
 | If your business is growing, it's inevitable that your office is going to need a little extra help managing the traffic coming through You think to yourself, "How am I going to afford a receptionist?" Well perhaps there is a kiosk solution that can … |
 | In our first blog post, we listed the three greatest challenges that organizations often face in kiosk projects – dealing with many stakeholders, the technical components of kiosk deployment and the post-deployment technical and operational … |
| More and more organizations are counting on self-service solutions to achieve their business goals. While successfully implemented kiosks give tremendous benefits to the organization - generate revenue, reduce costs and provide convenience to … |
 | Every now and then, I'm approached by a potential manufacturer who guarantees to cut my kiosk manufacturing costs without finding out what my expenses are. I think to myself, "Can this manufacturer really be that much cheaper that I'm guaranteed to … |
 | As the old song goes, "To start at the very beginning is a very good place to start..." It seems reasonable for those of us in the industry to expect clients who approach us to have gone through some linear process to define objectives, requirements … |
| When we first started our kiosk company, our first graphical user interface was a stylized design that used heavy doses of a sky blue color and a gaudy yellow. At the time we beamed with pride at our creation. It wasn't until we saw a draft of a new … |
| I always hated this phrase when teachers would use it to explain school work when we felt overwhelmed. As clichéd as this platitude is, it came screaming back into my head during a meeting with one of our then-potential clients. About a year … |
| If we lived in Japan, the answer would certainly be "yes." Cell phone-based payments have become the standard means of paying for just about anything in Japan. The Times Online notes that of Japan's six competing cashless payment systems, "many" are … |
| When we entered the self-service industry, we made a conscious decision to be a one-stop solution for our clients, a company that consulted with the client on needs, provided custom software, and maintained the system after delivery. Not all … |
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Four Strategies for Kiosk Application Design
For a successful kiosk deployment, it's important that the application design be intuitive and easy to use. A kiosk application that is too complicated or inconsistent will drive customers away …Type: White PaperSponsored by: Olea Kiosks Inc. -
Intelligent Kiosk Design
There's more to designing a kiosk than throwing a computer in a box. Learn how to use form, function and forethought to make a kiosk irresistible to customers.Type: GuideSponsored by: KioskMarketplace.com -
Webinar: Kiosk Design
This free online event, hosted by the Digital Screenmedia Association (DSA), will focus on critical kiosk design issues and potential pitfalls that must be addressed to ensure successful kiosk …Type: WebinarSponsored by: Elo TouchSystems -
Olea Boston Kiosk Fact Sheet
The Boston. Small footprint, large screen and built in privacy, are just a few of the virtues the Boston kiosk possesses. Understanding the user needs privacy the Boston Kiosk offers a monitor that …Type: Fact SheetSponsored by: Olea Kiosks Inc. -
Budgeting for your interactive project
Are you thinking of initiating a kiosk or interactive merchandising program? In order to achieve appropriate budget parameters, you must set clearly defined goals. The purpose of this paper is to …Type: White PaperSponsored by: Frank Mayer and Associates, Inc.
