SUZOHAPP – a global market leader of software and hardware payment management solutions – will be exhibiting at EuroShop, the world’s largest retail trade fair from February 16-20 in Dusseldorf, Germany.On display at booth #6A75 will be the market leading CashComplete™ line of payment management solutions.
Kiosk Terminals & Kiosk Technology
Kiosk technology is a type of interactive technology. A kiosk is a small physical freestanding structure with a touchscreen display that displays information and merchandise allowing users to access information and services without the need for human assistance. A number of companies specialise in creating multimedia kiosks that come pre-packaged with software, designed to handle specific tasks. There are many different types of kiosk technology such as self-service kiosks, information kiosks and entertainment kiosks.
58% of Food Operators to go Self-Serve as Brits Get the Taste for Kiosk Ordering
Feb 11, 2020
Within the next twelve months, kiosks will be mainstream in the UK quick service restaurants (QSR), fast food and the casual dining market, according to the first UK research into consumer views and hospitality sector plans.
SUZOHAPP appoints Simon James as New Executive Vice President of Retail & Transportation, EMEA
Oct 04, 2019
SUZOHAPP is pleased to announce the appointment of Simon James as its new Executive Vice President of Retail & Transportation.Simon joined SUZOHAPP as Managing Director (MD) of the United Kingdom & Ireland, on September 1, 2018 and has made a very positive impact on our business there in a year's time.
Giada's BQ67 provides ample power in a compact package
May 14, 2019
Giada, the media player brand in the German-speaking region in 2018, has announced the availability of the new BQ67 high-end fat client. Despite its compact size, the BQ67 is a surprisingly versatile and powerful PC that offers desktop CPU performance.
Panasonic to provide Pyramid Computer interactive kiosks to strengthen its omni-channel retail solutions
Feb 27, 2018
Panasonic will offer Pyramid Computer GmbH's polytouch 32 passport interactive touch screen kiosks as part of its range of solutions to address the challenge of the new omni-channel retail era.
Kiosk and touch monitor needs satisfied by Crystal Displays
Sep 12, 2017
Crystal Display Systems (CDS), which offers a wide range of monitor and kiosk display products in Europe, has added to its range both in terms of Sizes, specifications and specialist monitors for specific industries such as vending, gaming, banking, automation, outdoor, marine, military, and medical.
pointOne launches new self-service ‘kiosk’ aimed at QSRs
Apr 13, 2016
pointOne EPoS, provider of EPoS technology, has launched a customer self-service kiosk that will speed up service, reduce costs and maximise revenues during busy periods.
Mexican burrito chain Poncho8 boosts sales with Box kiosk technology
Mar 29, 2016
Poncho8 has chosen self-service kiosks designed and built by Box Technologies to improve customer service during the busy lunchtime rush and increase sales by reducing the amount of time customers spend queuing for their orders.
Mobility is at the heart of customer experience
Mar 23, 2016
By Nassar Hussain, Managing Director for Europe and South Africa at SOTI.
Over the last decade we've seen a significant increase in mobile technology and it is now becoming the heart of customer experience; forcing retailers to figure out how the digital and physical relationships can work together.
Peerless-AV launches new line of Portrait Kiosk Enclosures
Feb 09, 2016
Peerless-AV has announced the availability of its new line of Portrait Kiosk Enclosures.
Kiosk technology is a type of interactive technology that allows users to access information and services without the need for human assistance. Kiosks are typically freestanding devices with a touchscreen display, and they can be found in a variety of settings, such as airports, hotels, museums, and retail stores.
Advances in technology have allowed many kiosks to forego the traditional mouse- and-keyboard layout in favour of touch-screens. Kiosks have become familiar sights in shopping centres, selling everything from inexpensive gift items to pricey jewellery and artwork. They make retail space affordable for the small-business owner. Kiosks have contributed to one of the hottest trends in retailing-temporary tenants. Some of these are seasonal businesses that only need to be open for a limited time. Kiosks can offer a low cost solution for start up retailers to test products in a retail setting before making the larger investment in a traditional store.
There are many different types of kiosk technology, but some of the most common include:
- Self-service kiosks: These kiosks allow users to complete transactions without the help of a cashier, such as checking out at a grocery store or printing boarding passes at an airport.
- Information kiosks: These kiosks provide users with information about a particular product, service, or location. For example, a museum might have an information kiosk that provides details about the exhibits, hours, and admission prices.
- Entertainment kiosks: These kiosks offer users a variety of entertainment options, such as games, videos, and music. For example, an arcade might have an entertainment kiosk that allows users to play video games.
Kiosk technology has a number of benefits, including:
- Increased efficiency: Kiosks can help businesses to improve efficiency by reducing the need for human interaction. This can free up staff to focus on other tasks, such as providing customer service or handling inventory.
- Improved customer service: Kiosks can help businesses to improve customer service by providing a convenient and efficient way for customers to interact with the company. This can lead to happier customers and increased sales.
- Enhanced data collection: Kiosks can collect data about customer interactions, which can be used to improve the customer experience and make better business decisions.
Kiosk technology is a versatile and powerful tool that can be used to improve the efficiency and customer service of a business. As technology continues to advance, we can expect to see even more innovative and sophisticated kiosk applications in the future.
Here are some of the most common types of kiosks:
- Self-checkout kiosks: These kiosks allow customers to scan and pay for their own groceries or merchandise.
- Information kiosks: These kiosks provide information about a business, product, or service.
- Ticketing kiosks: These kiosks allow customers to purchase tickets for events or transportation.
- Voting kiosks: These kiosks allow customers to vote in elections.
- Gaming kiosks: These kiosks allow customers to play games for fun or for prizes.
Kiosk technology is constantly evolving, and new and innovative applications are being developed all the time. As the technology continues to improve, we can expect to see even more widespread use of kiosks in the future.
