| Mobile point of sale and wallet provider Square has said no to guns. According to CNN Money, the company has updated its terms of service and banned any retailer that sells "firearms, firearm parts or hardware, and ammunition; or ... weapons and … | |
| It's not just hype. Small businesses have taken to mobile point of sale and are adopting the technology in increasing numbers. This is according to a new study from Constant Contact. The company surveyed small businesses and found that nearly one in … | |
| The location-based media company Scala will showcase transportation, retail and digital out-of-home solutions during next week's fifth annual NEC Display Solutions Showcase in London. According to a news release, in the retail zone Scala will … | |
| Canadian payment processor Moneris Solutions Corporation and retail software provider LightSpeed announced a new partnership to create an integraed mobile payment management solution for Canadian merchants. The partners plan to make their solution … | |
| CORESense, a provider of cloud-based retail management and e-commerce software solutions, today announced that the billiard and game room furniture retailer Billiard Factory will implement CORESense's multichannel retail management software … | |
| Retail technology provider Omnico Group announced the launch of the Digipos Freedom Tablet, a dedicated tablet POS device that the company said readies retailers for the omnichannel world. The Windows-enabled device can be used as a mobile tablet or … | |
 | The Samsung Galaxy S4 debuted yesterday with a Broadway-style product launch, complete with dance numbers and sketch comedy. The phone itself cannot be described as being greatly different from the Galaxy S3, but the new device does include a couple … |
| Technology startup Synqera, in partnership with Star Micronics, will showcase its retail solution at the Retail Technology Business Expo this week in London. Together the companies will unveil the Synqera Loyalty Printer, an in-store hardware device … | |
 | In the dark ages of personal computers (1980's and 90's), you either needed to be a computer geek or have access to one if you wanted any device to work with your computer. You had to go through a complicated driver installation process, and … |
| NCR Corporation announced today that it will provide retail technology and services to the 154-store Modell's Sporting Goods chain. Modell's will deploy 1,000 units of NCR's RealPOS 82XRT point-of-sale terminals, with NCR will also providing Modell … | |
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Infographic: The High Stakes World of Mobile Payments
Many companies are going "all-in" for a share of the global mobile payments market. This infographic illustrates the players in the game and what's at stake.Type: InfographicSponsored by: Mobile Payments Today -
Trends in Pop-up Retail: Innovative Merchandising Driven by Flexible, Dependable Mobile Connectivity
This paper explores the pop-up retail phenomenon, outlines the challenges and obstacles to successful implementation, and discusses existing, rapid-deployment solutions for connecting pop-up …Type: White PaperSponsored by: CradlePoint -
CradlePoint Solutions Power YESCO Digital Signage Networks
YESCO, one of the world's largest signage and digital outdoor display manufacturers, has pioneered the creation of connected digital signs. YESCO digital signs operate using several applications like …Type: Case StudySponsored by: CradlePoint -
Charting the Course from E-Commerce to Brick and Mortar Retail
BAGGU® is a highly successful e-commerce merchant of simple yet high quality bags, pouches and laptop cases. The BAGGU Summer Store is the company's first brick and mortar retail store. The …Type: Case StudySponsored by: ShopKeep POS -
Leapfrog POS Product Demo
What makes LeapfrogPOS.com unique is its ability to fully integrate all aspects of your business. It easly scales from a single store to multiple -- from a single business to complex multi-unit …Type: Demo/TrialwareSponsored by: Leapfrog POS
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When a customer is standing there at the point of sale, prepared to make a purchase, the last thing a retailer wants to say (and the last thing the customer wants to hear) is “Sorry, the system is down; we can’t take credit cards right now.” Not being able to accept a credit card just when a customer is all set to buy is every retailer’s worst nightmare.
CradlePoint addresses retailer needs for backup when a primary wired connection drops off or slows down. Quick and easy to deploy, CradlePoint solutions for failover and M2M provide 3G / 4G network connectivity to avoid potentially disastrous service interruptions.
