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Mobile cash access: Combining mobile with ATMs
Richard Crone discusses how ATMs can make mobile payments better.
 | When I tell people that one of the specialties of my company is building and developing customized interactive kiosks for tourists, many people ask how kiosk companies are still viable with the rapid growth of smart phones. Because a smartphone can … |
 | Optimistic, iAnything, Tablets and Mobility are the buzz words I would use to describe this year's NRF Annual Convention & EXPO in New York City. This was the largest NRF show ever with 25,500 attendees from more than 78 countries around the … |
 | Where can you find an iPad for sale in a clothing department store, or a portable DVD player for sale in an airport terminal? In product kiosks. Product kiosks dispense merchandise, in most cases small electronics, almost like a high-tech version of … |
 | Smartphones are making people smarter, and they're being used less as phones every day. People are using their mobile devices to simplify the tasks of daily life, and smart shopping is high on the list. That much was obvious last week at the Mobile … |
 | In today's tough economic environment, municipalities and their residents feel the negative impacts of financial hardships. As municipalities across the United States continue to deliver essential utility services, such as electricity, gas and water … |
 | Mobile kiosks combine the fast-turn, high-volume worlds of vending, concessions and catering with mobile real estate, allowing the owner to capitalize on new markets and customers. They breathe new life, strong growth and increased profitability … |
| A recent survey of U.S. consumers by Mastercard indicates 62 percent of U.S. mobile phone users would be open to using their devices to make purchases. Mastercard had a little fun with its survey and found that 45 percent of women, versus 34 percent … |
| One of my first blogs on this site took a realistic glance at the prospect of 2-D bar code adoption in the U.S. In the last few years, brands, publishers and retailers have tested and nibbled around the edges of this technology. There is evidence in … |
| Recently, an opinion piece in Retail Customer Experience served up a discussion about the future of kiosks in the face of increased mobile adoption. There has been a volley of opinions on the future of kiosks. Well, after being at the National … |
| At the turn of a new decade, smartphones are becoming ubiquitous, and a necessity rather than just a convenience. The latest technological breakthroughs in mobile payment are bound to further revolutionize our way of life, as more consumers embrace … |
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Customer Experience Technology Buyer's Guide 2012
Smartphones, digital signage, kiosks and other technologies offer endless possibilities for enhancing the customer experience. The 2012 Customer Experience Technology Buyer's Guide will help you find …Type: Special ReportSponsored by: Reflect Systems -
Keeping Service Customers Satisfied in a Social Mobile World
This paper looks at service scenarios from the customer continuum where satisfaction research has resulted in meaningful improvements to customer experience. Service delivery bears closer scrutiny in …Type: White PaperSponsored by: Frank Mayer and Associates, Inc. -
KioWare Mobile Devices and Self-Service
The self-service industry has another new technology to absorb: mobile devices. These devices, such as the iPad, have become more functional and are available in a broader range of products. As …Type: White PaperSponsored by: KioWare -
Self-Service Store Integration
Self-service technology can enhance the customer experience, but proper integration is pivotal. Learn how smartly deployed technology can unify the shopping experience while adding new customer …Type: GuideSource: RetailCustomerExperience.com
