State newspaper association dedicates hall of fame kiosk Bismarck Tribune The association honored the two living members of the hall of fame, Bill Marcil and Sen. John Andrist, R-Crosby, during the dedication. See on bismarcktribune.com
In the world of information technology, “cloud” has become jargon that is reminiscent of the word “plastics” in the iconic 1967 film, The Graduate. The “cloud” will solve all our problems, faster, cheaper, and more reliably. In reality, cloud is a heterogeneous concept and although it has promise we need to be careful not to oversell its capabilities.… Read More »
Top patent court almost never makes bad actors pay. Supremes see it differently. Craig Keefner‘s insight: This result will be good news to many tech companies that believe they are regularly attacked with meritless patent cases. A lower standard for fee-shifting would allow them to get some leverage against the non-practicing patent owners sometimes known as “patent trolls.” See on… Read More »
Self-service kiosk for debit and credit cards, aims to improve the customer service and enhance the banking experience for customers. Craig Keefner‘s insight: Lets you apply and receive your card right at the station. The self-service kiosk is placed at the Bank’s D-Ring Road Branch and operates from Sunday-Thursday from 7:30am to 4:00pm. Customers will be equipped to… Read More »
‘Ship Dining on the Go’ moves touchscreen kiosksThe Slate OnlineStudents can now pre-order food from convenient locations around campus, thanks to efforts by Chartwells, the company that runs Shippensburg University Dining Services. See on www.theslateonline.com
Troy, MI (PRWEB) April 15, 2014 — 365 Retail Markets, a Michigan-based foodservice technology company, unveiled their new Gen3c Kiosk at the 2014 NAMA OneShow held at the McCormick Place in Chicago, Illinois. See on www.prweb.com
Learn how Kiosks can save the Self-Service Industry, these kiosks are customizable in functionality. Craig Keefner‘s insight: Infographic by Olea See on visual.ly
Canada’s Smart Technologies is exiting the optical touch sensor display business for desktops. Craig Keefner‘s insight: Didn’t realize this had happened. Feb 2014. They paid 82M for NextWindow. Now they exit the business. See on www.zdnet.com
Western Sydney Senator Marise Payne’s visit to Broadband for Seniors kiosk at Parramatta. Craig Keefner‘s insight: Broadband for seniors. See on www.parramattasun.com.au
