The Industry Group

The Industry Group

the industry group

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Dec – Jan — Next show for us January its NRF in New York.

NRF News

Service series for kiosk oem’s as well as small and medium business deploying self-service kiosks or vending.

  1. How to Build a Field Service Offering for Kiosk OEMs — From Blueprint to Market Launch
  2. Service Offerings Kiosk OEMs: Why They Matter & How to Build Them
  3. SMB Service Solutions Small and Medium Business
  4. Should You Enable Cash Payment At Your KIosks

The Industry Group comprises various related technology sites and news feeds from kiosks to digital signage to POS and Smart City. Retail Automation and EV Charging are others. Self-service technology (SST) is a type of technology that allows customers to perform various tasks without the assistance of a human. SSTs can bring many benefits to both customers and businesses, including cost savings, improved efficiency, and better customer experience.

Editorial Staff

  • Craig Keefner has authored over 10,000 articles on self-service. Currently also writes for AVIXA (100+ or so articles).  Craig was also a founder of kioskmarketplace
  • Evan Schuman – Computerworld Columnist, writer for CSO Online, CIO.com, podcaster, blogger. Focuses on cybersecurity and analytics issues for IT and Security enterprise executives
  • Elliot Maras —  many years as editor of KioskMarketPlace.com and VendingTimes.com, considered an expert in Vending Automation
  • Full list of editorial staff — And our principles’
  • The prime rule for being a good journalist is to uphold trust and accuracy—verifying all information meticulously before publication to maintain credibility and serve the public responsibly.​

    Accuracy and Truth

    Accuracy is fundamental in journalism, as even a minor factual error can damage credibility and erode public trust. Journalists must double-check facts, use reliable sources, and ensure every detail is correct before publishing.​

    Integrity and Ethics

    A journalist’s credibility relies on a steadfast commitment to ethical standards—never distorting facts, avoiding bias, and acting with integrity. This means reporting honestly, fixing errors swiftly, and being transparent about sources and motivations.​

    Objectivity and Fairness

    While total objectivity may be unattainable, fairness is always expected. Journalists should present every side of a story, give voice to various perspectives, and keep opinion separate from factual reporting.​

    Curiosity and Critical Thinking

    Good journalists are inherently curious, asking questions and seeking to uncover stories beneath the surface. They must be skeptical, scrutinizing sources and verifying claims before publication.​

    Accountability and Responsibility

    Journalists serve the public, and must be ready to take responsibility for their work, promptly correcting mistakes, and always considering the potential impact of their reporting on individuals and society.​

    In summary, the overarching rule is to pursue the truth with accuracy, act with integrity, and serve the public interest—the cornerstone values that define outstanding journalism.

Audience

  • 15,000 newsletters primarily to retail and restaurant leaders
  • Monthly press releases generate 2 million in audience a month
  • 5 million page views a month
  • 14 million requests websites
  • 6,000 followers 4500 connections on Linkedin

 

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