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ST. LOUIS, MO-- Intercard Inc. reports that it will exhibit its latest advances in cashless technology for amusements and attractions at the upcoming Bowl Expo 2019, which is set for the Las Vegas (NV) Convention Center, June 26 and 27 (Wednesday and Thursday). Intercard's Bowl Expo delegation will be headed by North American sales manager Bill Allen. Staffing booth 669, they will describe and demonstrate the new iTeller Element kiosk, the Edge mobile apps collection and other Intercard products. ...
June 19, 2019
ST. LOUIS, MO -- Intercard Inc. reports that it will exhibit its latest advances in cashless technology for amusements and attractions at the upcoming Bowl Expo 2019, which is set for the Las Vegas (NV) Convention Center, June 26 and 27 (Wednesday and Thursday).
Intercard's Bowl Expo delegation will be headed by North American sales manager Bill Allen. Staffing booth 669, they will describe and demonstrate the new iTeller Element kiosk, the Edge mobile apps collection and other Intercard products. Show visitors can schedule a meeting with Allen at the show by emailing to ballen@intercardinc.com.
iTeller Element is a self-service kiosk designed for both route operators and FEC arcades with fewer than 30 games. The iTeller Element streamlines the key features of Intercard's durable iTeller into a smaller footprint while accelerating hardware speed and adding new NEMS network-monitoring software.
"NEMS is a monitoring system for Intercard-deployed equipment that can proactively notify our service team of issues before you are even aware of them," said Intercard chief executive Scott Sherrod. "With NEMS, we will provide true proactive monitoring and awareness to keep you in business."
John Kneip, chief technology officer for Namco USA, describes the iTeller Element as "a scalable unit that provides a cost-effective solution for small unmanned locations. Intercard remains Namco's cashless system of choice, not only by delivering top-quality products and support but also by understanding how to leverage and apply technology to deliver solutions to operators."
Founded in 1979, Intercard has become a global leader in cashless technology for amusements and attractions. The company has branches in Europe and Asia, and reports that thousands of its systems and millions of its cards are in use in more than 4,000 locations around the world.
