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Empower front-of-house staff to delight your guests with Cortana
Cortana is Microsoft’s virtual assistant – a Windows 10 feature that’s really powerful for anyone in a customer- facing role. Cortana will help staff answer virtually any question a guest poses, from train and bus timetables, to opening times of nearby attractions. It can even help with quick currency calculations, tracking flights and weather advice - all activated by natural language voice or type. Plus with Windows 10, your staff will be super
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You’ll never have to compromise security for service with Windows 10
Protect your business and your customer’s data better with Windows 10. Windows Hello provides enterprise grade security and supports fingerprint, facial and iris-
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Maclocks turn any tablet into a tamper-proof interactive display
Instantly create portable kiosks or information points using standard mobile devices with Maclocks. These stylish cases come in many different formats – for table-tops, wall-mount, or display on a stand.
Your device is completely secured and protected, with an opening only for the wire to allow mounted charging.
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The creation of graphic-rich marketing materials or crunching big numbers can be a slow and frustrating experience for back-office staff. Improve productivity and provide the punch they need for power-hungry applications with a purpose built business PC.
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