Yes, things go wrong. Computers stop working, and there are no systems that are 100%, no matter what the vendor tells you. But you can do a lot to keep the uptime to about 99% of the time with careful planning, quality software and best practices.
The first day of KioskCom was great. Lots of foot traffic, several potential projects to be followed up on afterwards. Compared to the April show, I’d say attendance and the number of exhibitors was higher at this show. We have had a lot of interest in our digital signage offerings which is good to see. I’ve noticed [...]
Day two was also a good day from an exhibitor point of view. There was a fairly steady flow of foot traffic for most of the day, and a great amount of interest in our company’s digital signage content and management solutions. As far as I could tell, we were the only Scala partner at the show, [...]
I’m in Manhattan this week to exhibit at KioskCom.com which is located at the Javitz center and the show runs Wed / Thurs, Oct. 15 & 16. If you are planning to attend, please stop by booth 539 and see me at our booth. The industry show on kiosks and digital signage is a great [...]
Our company often have prospects looking for kiosk hardware or software who have not thought through the entire experience. This includes not considering the amount of information on screen that a person is willing to read while standing at a kiosk, or considering how the person interacts with the software. A common example is the [...]