With about 8 months to go before the EMV liability shift, time is running short for retailers — and consumers — to get ready.
According to Integrated Solutions For Retailers’ recent benchmark survey, retailers plan to spend more than half of their POS investments on mobile POS hardware. Here’s why.
Mobility is making a huge impact on how retailers deal with everything from inventory visibility to customer experience — with the ultimate goal of increased sales.
Over the course of 24 months, BevMo! leveraged big data and cloud computing to rebuild its entire IT enterprise from the ground up.
Much has been written about the barrier-to-entry power of the cloud, but what about the power of the do-over?
POS-agnostic dashboard pulls data from multiple POS systems, accommodates fast growth and flexibility for Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory.
Camping World realized more than $1 million in labor savings and drove double-digit sales gains through tight integration of its POS and retail systems.
Ah, the network. On one hand, it’s revolutionized retail. The broadband WAN has connected stores separated by thousands of miles, enabling them to share virtually unlimited information and applications. Real-time inventory, customer relationship, workforce management, and sales data are available at the click of a mouse. Control of POS, digital signage, and price and promotion applications can be had at the touch of a keyboard. It’s wonderful, isn’t it?
For a company that sells primarily when Santa Claus and the Easter Bunny are in town, technology helps maximize every precious minute.
As retailers expand the point of sale presence to meet dynamic new service requirements, synchronizing payment technology minimizes costs and complexity while maintaining high levels of security.
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