Retailers Are Going Beyond 4x6 Prints to Maximize Profits at PMA

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2 March 2006

Lucidiom retailer clients generate enough print orders from their Automated Photo Machines (APMs) on average that the APM pays for itself within three months, and then they start reaping pure profits while still offering their customers a quick and easy way to make digital prints.

At the Photo Marketing Association Show in Orlando, retailers experienced how to expand their business through Lucidiom's digital imaging hardware, software and network solutions while playing Lucidiom's Maximize Your Profits Contest. Attendees got their contest cards stamped at three of seven demo areas within Lucidiom's booth to enter the contest and were eligible to win one of many iPod Nanos and a 42in plasma HDTV.

Top News from Lucidiom at PMA:

Lucidiom Brings its Digital Photo Creativity to Scrapbooking: New Luci Program is the first photo kiosk tailored for scrapbookers.

Lucidiom Debuts its APM 2000 Photo Kiosk at PMA Show In Orlando : New kiosk features CD/DVD drive and EasyReaderTM front panel

Lucidiom Photo Kiosks to Interface with UBS Powerlab POS Order Entry System: Photo labs now can expand the marketing of all their services through the photo kiosk and use it as a self-checkout terminal for other customer orders.

Lucidiom and Trevoli Develop Enhanced Interoperability for Photo Retailers: With enhanced interoperability between their respective APM Network and Photo FinaleLAB products, Lucidiom and Trevoli seek to provide photofinishing retailers with richer functionality and better integration, resulting in a lower cost of ownership.

Lucidiom and Prism Papers Partner on New Creative Program for Photo Kiosks: Lucidiom's new creative program for its Luci APM will allow scrapbook retail customers to match borders for their photos that color-coordinate with Prism Prismatics Papers .

Lucidiom and Digital Scrapbook Place Partner on New Photo Kiosk Design Program: Designers from DigitalScrapbookPlace.com have created scrapbook layouts from their online kits exclusively for Lucidiom's Luci program.

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