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KIOSK Information Systems triples international distributors 30 Apr 2008 LOUISVILLE, Colo. — KIOSK Information Systems has taken an aggressive stance in doing business internationally in 2008, tripling its list of authorized kiosk distributors, according to a news release.
According to Dan Stewart, KIOSK’s international sales director, “Adding qualified distributors to compliment our pre-existing network and increase our representation on a global basis has been a top priority in 2007 and 2008. KIOSK’s reputation for quality and expertise in the self-service market has grown well beyond the U.S. market. By expanding our international distributor base, we’re significantly impacting the ease of implementing international deployments.â€
Stewart added, “KIOSK’s proven expertise in such a vast array of vertical markets holds universal appeal to customers as they enter into their self-service projects. By providing quality KIOSK representation with distributors who add regional business culture expertise, we’ve been able to seamlessly implement every aspect of an international deployment — from financing and hardware design to application development and field services.â€
KIOSK’s authorized distributor list has grown to currently include:
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Brazil
- Ideas2Go
- Caribbean, Central,
South America
– Boxtite Systems Technology
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Columbia
- Xchange Agent, Inc.
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Mexico
– NBVO
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Venezuela
– Harps / Go2 Pay
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Canada
– Luge Promotions
- UAE - Aptec
- UAE - MXN
- Jordan – GESCO
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Kuwait
- KTS
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U.K.
- Kiosk Manufacturing, Ltd.
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U.K.
- Amatica
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Ghana
– Hubble Security Systems
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Nigeria
– Cirrus Nigeria, Ltd.
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South Africa
– Kiosk
Africa
KIOSK has consistently been experiencing double-digit growth rates, and is coming off the strongest sales year in its 15 year history. In addition to natural market growth and demand, KIOSK attributes competitive pricing, international service capability and current exchange rates as strong contributors to international sales demand.
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