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The best way I can explain this company in a few words – secured peer to peer media and document management. I sat down with Wayne Scoles to talk about Red Touch Media and what it means to you.

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Three Products on Red Touch Media (www.redtouchmedia.com)

• Red Touch Bridge
• Red Touch Express
• Red Touch Connect

Red Touch Bridge

Red Touch Bridge gets rid of the paper that some companies think they need. By digitizing the paper not only can you get a document when you want it but also get it anywhere in the world. Wayne mentioned that Red Touch bridge saved a studio 6.75 million in hard costs.

Further, Red Touch Bridge creates a stats tracker to find out what the user does with the media. Did they pass through a section? Did they watch a trailer? It creates a heat map for management.

Red Touch Express

Using download stations (kiosks) someone can come up to the device and download a video, song, document or whatever else they need. The idea is if you buy it you should be able to pull that content to any device (iOS, Android, Windows, Mac). With a kiosk system you can get the download quick and easy.

Red Touch Connect

If you stood in line of the movie kiosk waiting for someone to pick a movie you might like this. With the system you create a series of statistics so the next person can have an easier time to pick what they like. After all – you may have downloaded Justin Beiber for the kids but don’t want a ton of teen idol suggestions in your queue.

You can see Red Touch Media Kiosks at Dave & Busters locations world-wide. So instead of trading in your tickets for a keychain, why not get a movie or mp3 to listen to?