Just because you’re convinced that kiosks are the best solution to a company problem doesn’t mean that others in the organization are going to immediately embrace your proposal. In parts one and two of our four-part series on how to get buy-in for your kiosk project, we examined ways to get executives and IT teams on your side. For executives, driving home the…
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While people love to get away from the daily pressures of jobs, school and everyday life, travel itself can be stressful even after you account for transportation, lodging and planning on how to enjoy all the great attractions of an exotic destination. To alleviate stress on travelers and help them make the most out of limited free time, hotels across the globe are…
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If you missed part one of our roadmap to convincing colleagues to buy-in to a self-service kiosk project, we discussed effective ways to communicate the revenue generating possibilities of automated customer service with busy executives. As business executives tend to be bottom-line oriented, a conversation about return on investment is critical, and studies consistently show that kiosk deployment, regardless of industry, is a…
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If you’re in business, you’re in sales. At least that’s the maxim that acknowledges that no matter whether we ever meet an honest-to-goodness customer or not, each of us has priorities we believe should be higher inside the organization, projects that should be more imperative and data that should receive more urgent attention. You get the picture. And for every argument to acquire…
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Multiple solutions are available for healthcare facilities wanting to deploy self-service patient check-in. Only one, the kiosk, offers maximum ROI. This free white paper presents the unique challenges of the medical environment and how kiosks rise to meet them.
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According to a U.S. Census Bureau 2002 survey, there are more than 51 million individuals with disabilities in the United States. This demographic is estimated to account for more than $175 billion in annual discretionary spending, including more than $35 billion spent on dining out and more than $13 billion in annual travel expenditures. With such a large number of disabled individuals in…
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