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Digital signage and kiosks
In-store screens, endless-aisle kiosks and catalog tablets that show products not on the floor and promotions.
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Buyer's guide: Digital signage and kiosks
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What it is
Screens and touch kiosks in the showroom: product information, price tags that update, endless-aisle ordering and signs that show offers. Some link to your inventory and website.
What to look for
- Content that updates from your product and price data, not by hand
- Hardware that is durable and easy to service
- Kiosk ordering that connects to your POS
- Remote control from one place for several stores
- Who provides content and who changes it
Questions to ask a vendor
- Which parts of the setup are hardware, software and content, and who pays for each?
- What happens when a screen or kiosk fails?
- Can shoppers order from the kiosk, and how does it reach our POS?
- How is the content kept in line with our current prices?
- What are the contract terms?
How pricing usually works
Hardware is bought or leased, with a monthly software or content fee per screen. Setup and installation can be extra. Compare the total cost per screen over three years.