Good article on the effect self-service has on restaurant staffing (it's not what you would expect): https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/kiosks-fast-food-creating-jobs-increasing-revenues-keefner?trk=hb_ntf_MEGAPHONE_ARTICLE_POST  

The lilitab kiosk's have generated an enthusiastic reception from library staff and visitors alike. As an extension of the exhibit they truly bring stories to life by allowing visitors to hear a survivor's voice or watch a video documenting this unforgettable time. It is in situations like this that technology can become a bridge from past to future.

Interesting article today on Yahoo Finance that discusses retailers responses to Amazon's dominance.

After working with lilitab on their custom units, Oxygen Butler placed over 40 kiosks in pharmacies ranging from Massachusetts to Florida to Puerto Rico. The kiosks are already generating several leads a week, many of which have resulted in sales and the company is now seeking to place kiosks in other locations due to their success.

Hey look at that, we now accept payment via Apple Pay! The future has arrived...

More and more restaurants are becoming aware of the benefits of adding self-service kiosks to their operation. If you have been thinking about adding a tablet kiosk to your restaurant establishment we have listed out four things you should know.

Tablets have quickly been adopted in today's society. They exist to inform, sell, reduce overhead costs and allow customers more control and empowerment. The standard in the kiosk world is becoming a product that not only integrates tablets into a secure enclosure, but it’s also about having proper software installed and the correct mounting system as soon as you install a kiosk into your business. Incorporating all these items can't be an afterthought anymore. Here are a few good examples of why.

Recently business.com featured Lilitab in an article about how small businesses benefit from installing tablet kiosks into their operations. The obvious function of an iPad kiosk is to generate business and keep current customers interested, but how you go about using one is entirely up to each and every business owner. Here are three of the reasons that were featured.

Since 2012, Panera Bread has been driving growth in their restaurants and have invested in tablet kiosks (which is part of their Panera 2.0 initiative) to increase their sales and customer experience. At the end of last fiscal year, there were 410 stores converted to Panera 2.0 and an additional 200 are expected to convert this year. That will bring the total up to around a third of their 1,972 stores.