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Interactive Kiosks Basics

It's almost impossible to find a business that doesn't offer some type of kiosk. Whether it's your standard ATM in a convenience store, a photo kiosk in a pharmacy, or an informational kiosk in a mall, the concept of a sturdy and reliable self-service machine to handle basic tasks and transactions has really taken off.

Offering an interactive kiosk is like having an extra employee on staff - without the interview process or performance review. Using standard touch screen technology, people can navigate through a simple screen of menu options to get the information they are looking for without human assistance. They don't take up much floor space and you can even customize the look and feel of the enclosure to appropriately represent your business.

With the help of a kiosk vendor, you could determine what you would like your kiosk to do. If you will provide products or services, such as a photo printing kiosk or bill payment machine, the kiosk can be equipped with a bill acceptor or credit card swipe. If it's just information you're looking to share, a vendor can help you design the right presentation and interface.

One concern businesses have about kiosks is: who maintains them? A kiosk vendor can set you up with a monitoring company that will keep track of each kiosk's performance. Should the machine break down or need adjustments, such as refilling paper or removing cash, they are notified immediately and a rep is sent to the site to maintain the device.

Points to consider:

  • What is the intended use or application for your kiosk (ticketing, retail marketing, Internet access, educational use, point of sale transactions, etc)?
  • Will you need a machine that integrates with other systems or just a stand-alone kiosk?
  • What other features or products do you need with your kiosk (printer, touch screen, keyboard, bill acceptor, etc)?
  • Are you seeking an informational or transactional kiosk?
  • What is your preferred installation timeframe for your new kiosk(s)?

Related articles - November 2008

- Interactive Kiosks Buyer's Guide
Everything you need to know about purchasing a kiosk for your business — including features, options, and pricing. (Source: BuyerZone.com)
  Succeeding in Self-Service
You can use a kiosk to make money, increase revenues and generate loyalty when you let customers help themselves. But only if you do it right. (Source: CIO)
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  Transactional Kiosks Benefit Businesses
A kiosk can allow customers to pay bills and manage accounts — all without human assistance. Find out how. (Source: Kiosk Marketplace)
  Introducing: The HR Kiosk
Read the benefits and features of implementing a kiosk for employees to access and manage their human resources information. (Source: Kis-Kiosk.com)

Common terms:

  • digital photo kiosk
  • electronic kiosk
  • information kiosk
  • internet kiosk
  • kiosk
  • kiosk enclosure
  • kiosk information
  • kiosk lease
  • kiosk manufacturer
  • kiosk purchase
  • kiosk sale
  • kiosk vendor
  • retail kiosk
  • touch screen kiosk

Leading suppliers:

  • Apunix
  • CeroView
  • DNI Marketing Group
  • IBM
  • KING Products and Solutions, Inc
  • Kiosk Information Systems
  • The Kiosk Store
  • St. Clair
  • SeePoint
  • Slabb Corporation
  • Xpedient Software

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