Assistance

Emmas Enkel

Innovative corner shop multi-channel retailing

A German start-up retail convenience store is enjoying growth

The Endless Aisle

Tapping into additional revenue potential

In preparation for exhibiting at KIOSK EUROPE EXPO 2012, NCR's Ralf Kluth explains how retailers can tap into additional revenue

Improved Service

NCR’s mobile, interactive and kiosk solutions

NCR has showcased products and services that offer a better and faster customer service

Acting on Input

Are Touch Screens Driving Out Stainless Steel Keyboards?

Public self-service systems demand vandal proof and highly resistant components. In the last few years, these systems have become more and more diversified. The reasons are obvious: every application has its own requirements and every manufacturer tries to achieve a unique position by individualising their products. And as the different self-service solutions diversify, so must the touchscreens, the keyboards, and the other essential components in such systems. This development poses a challenge for the makers of user interface components.

Automation Optimisation

Making the Most of Your Cash Handling Automation

For retail banks, the continuing rise in cash volumes brings with it the challenge of ensuring it is handled efficiently and securely. Inefficient cash management can be extremely expensive. One key technology – self-service – is being increasingly used to improve operations.

Just the Job

Kiosks to Help People Back to Work

In the wake of the recession, unemployment is still a major issue, for the UK as for many other European countries. But the economy is picking up, albeit gradually, and a new scheme has been set up to help the chronically unemployed re-enter the job market. This scheme takes advantage of bespoke kiosk technology which match job-seekers to vacancies.
New kiosks have been developed as part of a collaboration between two UK companies, and are being deployed as part of the Welfare to Work programme.

Just the Job

Kiosks to Help People Back to Work

In the wake of the recession, unemployment is still a major issue, for the UK as for many other European countries. But the economy is picking up, albeit gradually, and a new scheme has been set up to help the long-term unemployed re-enter the job market. This scheme takes advantage of bespoke kiosk technology which match job-seekers to vacancies.

New kiosks have been developed as part of a collaboration between two UK companies, and are being deployed as part of the UK Government’s Welfare to Work programme.