The 100 kiosks currently deployed will likely process more than 8 million arrivals in the coming year alone. The self-serve automated entry kiosks will not only improve visitor experience but help authorities process record numbers of passengers in less time. Rather than waiting in long immigration lines, nationals and visitors can breeze through the automated system in just under three minutes. Moreover, they will enable quick automated entry of domestic and foreign passengers who do not need a visa to enter Mexico. Self-serve kiosks are fasterĪccording to Gerardo Ruiz Esparza, head of the Ministry, these state-of-the-art kiosks are significantly faster and more comfortable than previous devices. The country’s Ministry of Communications and Transportation recently announced that three international airports – Mexico City, Los Cabos and Cancun – have been outfitted with digital biometric kiosks to help expedite the entrance of both nationals and international tourists into the country. Government-owned CFE is Mexico’s exclusive public provider of electrical power and generates, distributes and markets electric power to 35.9 million customers representing 100 million users in Mexico.Mexico is a land noted for its rich traditions and cultural history, but next time you fly into Cancun or Los Cabos, you’ll be greeted by the latest in computer technology. "Because the CFEmaticos is self-service, it must work every time … We evaluated several currency handling vendors and time and time again were impressed with the reliability of the Fujitsu F50." "artnering with a vendor that can provide reliable cash handling is extremely important," said a spokesperson at CFE-CENADECO.
Such self-service bill payment solutions, particularly for utility payments, are gaining popularity in some markets as a way to complement staffed locations, provide better customer service and lower overall costs. The kiosks will be deployed in CFE branches throughout Mexico. It can support mixed new and used, and paper and polymer notes.ĬFE began the rollout of their automated bill payment kiosks in December 2012. The unit can manage up to 1,000 notes and supports more than 50 of the world's most popular currencies. The high volume, single denomination currency dispenser integrates into a number of applications and verticals. The F50 bill-dispensing unit was designed especially for the OEM channel. "CFE is a major roll-out in Mexico and our first win with our Hermosillo, Mexico-based, channel partner, Lopez y Fernandez Ingenieria S.A." "We are extremely proud to be selected as a currency handling vendor for the CFEmaticos program," said Randy Fox, senior director of currency handling and identity product solutions at Fujitsu Frontech North America Inc. the F50 was selected based one technical specification, pricing and country of origin requirements. The public bid was awarded to Lopez y Fernandez Ingenieria S.A. has announced that its F50 bill-dispensing units will be used in more than 1,000 self-service billpay kiosks to be deployed by the Hermosillo, Mexico-based Comision Federal de Electricidad.
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