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What we see across deployments
Short pieces on the hardware decisions that keep coming up — written from the rollouts we supply rather than from a trend report.
We publish these when a question turns up often enough across projects to be worth answering properly: which self-service format suits a store, what downtime actually costs a hospitality site, how long a fleet should be expected to last before a refresh is cheaper than another year of repairs.
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The Domino's Effect: How Self-Service Kiosks Are Reshaping QSR Operations in Ireland and the UK
When Domino's deployed self-service kiosks across its UK and Irish estate, average order values rose, queues fell, and staff redeployed to fulfilment. Across the QSR sector, kiosks have moved from pilot to standard infrastructure. Here's the operational case — and the POSBANK hardware options behind it.
Read morearrow_forwardSelf-checkout hardware in 2026: narrow, countertop, hybrid — matching the format to the store
The right self-checkout hardware depends less on the technology and more on the store format. Narrow lanes for convenience, countertop for pharmacy and forecourt, hybrid units for supermarket. A practical guide to choosing between the current generation of SCO platforms.
Read morearrow_forwardThe Hidden Cost of Hardware Downtime in Hospitality
Hospitality operators tend to treat POS hardware as a capital cost written off over seven years. The real cost curve looks different — and the flattest part is years three to five, not year one.
Read morearrow_forwardWorking through one of these decisions?
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