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How do the new electronic self-service checkout stands (found at grocery stores, Home Depot, and other locations) provide better service to the customer? How does the customer impact the delivery of this service?

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This solution discusses new electronic self-service checkouts.

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The self-service checkouts allow a customer to check out their merchandise without having to wait in lines where people generally buy more things and have questions for the checkout people. This is sort of a speed line where a person can provide his own service as slow ...

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