Shoppers are no longer venturing to stores just to browse—they can do that online now. They can also read reviews, compare prices, and ask for recommendations online. While these conveniences are great for shoppers, online shopping comes with a downside: customers must wait for their purchases to arrive. For shoppers who don’t like to wait,…
In August, Bloomberg posted an article titled “Americans are Spending Like Crazy at Restaurants.” On top of that, the National Restaurant Association is projecting that the industry will rake in $863 billion this year. If you’re opening a restaurant and looking to grab some of the market share in an already-crowded industry, make sure your…
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South Plainfield, NJ – March 20, 2010 – Touch Dynamic, a leading manufacturer of all-in-one touch systems, industrial PCs, and mobile POS devices is thrilled to announce the availability of the Orion Ultra industrial PC. The Orion Ultra offers more capabilities for POS applications, housed in a smaller package. With up to Intel i7 Kaby…
One of the biggest misnomers about self-service technology is that introducing kiosks and other automated solutions allows businesses to reduce staff. However, an ordering kiosk at Taco Bell or a self-service checkout at the grocery store shouldn’t replace employees. Although the ordering/checkout process is faster, you still need staff to assist customers, prep orders, stock…
Online ordering, restaurant apps and new tablet technology are just a few ways that restaurants are making it as easy as possible for customers to satisfy their hunger. Self-service kiosks are another technology that help to reduce wait times, engage diners during the ordering process and to facilitate more informed customer choices by displaying ingredient…
When the industry refers to warehouse data collection, often the first thing that comes to mind is a bulky, gun-style mobile terminal. These devices have been used for many years, have become quite common in warehouses. However, as technology improves and tablets become more industrialized, you may want to consider using a rugged-style tablet with…
Warehouse owners and forklift operators are well aware of the fact that that within every forklift operation lies a complex set of technology and equipment that are critical to warehouse productivity. However, finding the best technology for your operation can be difficult. Here are a few factors to consider when choosing a solution: Android Operating…
Consumers are driven by convenience—hence the rise of the Amazons and Ubers of the world. With the popularity of online shopping, restaurants that aren’t cashing in on online ordering are missing out on the countless benefits of this solution. Here are just a few ways that online ordering can bolster your bottom line: 1. Strengthen…
There are a number of considerations to account for when selecting your retail point of sale (POS) system—hardware, software, peripherals, features, and so much more. One of the most foundational aspects is the operating system (OS) that your POS software will run on. The operating system is what helps your software communicate with the hardware…