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Building on its strong high street heritage, Greggs has been on a journey in recent years to remodel its shops and reposition them where busy customers need fresh, tasty food on the go. But it’s been much more than a makeover. Behind the scenes, there’s also been a major effort to bring systems and processes up to date to cope with new ways of paying and to meet new PCI compliance requirements.
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Building on its strong high street heritage, Greggs has been on a journey in recent years to remodel its shops and reposition them where busy customers need fresh, tasty food on the go. But it’s been much more than a makeover. Behind the scenes, there’s also been a major effort to bring systems and processes up to date to cope with new ways of paying and to meet new PCI compliance requirements.
Amidst the supermarket battlefield, Romeo’s Retail Group, a South Australian and New South Wales Retailer, has “survived and thrived” since opening its first convenience store three decades ago by paying close attention to the needs of its customers.
Coop Norge Handel AS (Coop) wanted to replace the POS hardware across all of its stores in Norway. Coop needed a robust and flexible solution to handle growth as the business moves forward.
Managing nearly $25 million in sales revenue each year, the Asheville ABC Liquor Board had been struggling with outdated POS hardware and software, and was unable to ensure their customers’ payment information would never be compromised.
When it comes to delivering luxury customer service, The Broadmoor Resort & Hotel consistently places at the top of the list. Located in Colorado Springs, and transformed from gambling casino to resort in 1918, The Broadmoor also houses Colorado’s only five-star, five-diamond restaurant.
Coast Guard House serves up local seafood leveraging POS technology from Toshiba and POSitouch
Drakes Supermarket delivers improved POS transactions with Toshiba TCxWave
Independent retail and wholesale grocers are vital to America’s economy, generating nearly $130 billion in annual sales and over 1.5 million jobs across America according to the NGA Economic Impact Study.* Fierce competition and pricing pressures means that independent grocers must run efficient operations and meet their customers’ expectations. Three independent grocers have successfully met this challenge.
Lakeland, one of the UK's pioneers in home goods, paired Toshiba TCxWave 'All in One' system with an integrated, web-enabled suite of in-store software applications to meet customer expectations.
The Lift 'n Learn Customer Experience Station brings the best of online shopping into the retail store.
The University of Warwick is one of the UK's leading universities, with an acknowledged reputation for excellence in innovation and links with the business industry.
Sprawling ski resort taps Agilysis InfoGenesis POS for demanding environment and service advantage
real,- wanted to implement cutting-edge technology to ensure an optimal experience each time a customer walked in, and out of, their door.
Building on its strong high street heritage, Greggs has been on a journey in recent years to remodel its shops and reposition them where busy customers need fresh, tasty food on the go. But it’s been much more than a makeover. Behind the scenes, there’s also been a major effort to bring systems and processes up to date to cope with new ways of paying and to meet new PCI compliance requirements.
Amidst the supermarket battlefield, Romeo’s Retail Group, a South Australian and New South Wales Retailer, has “survived and thrived” since opening its first convenience store three decades ago by paying close attention to the needs of its customers.
Coop Norge Handel AS (Coop) wanted to replace the POS hardware across all of its stores in Norway. Coop needed a robust and flexible solution to handle growth as the business moves forward.
Managing nearly $25 million in sales revenue each year, the Asheville ABC Liquor Board had been struggling with outdated POS hardware and software, and was unable to ensure their customers’ payment information would never be compromised.
When it comes to delivering luxury customer service, The Broadmoor Resort & Hotel consistently places at the top of the list. Located in Colorado Springs, and transformed from gambling casino to resort in 1918, The Broadmoor also houses Colorado’s only five-star, five-diamond restaurant.
Coast Guard House serves up local seafood leveraging POS technology from Toshiba and POSitouch
Drakes Supermarket delivers improved POS transactions with Toshiba TCxWave
Independent retail and wholesale grocers are vital to America’s economy, generating nearly $130 billion in annual sales and over 1.5 million jobs across America according to the NGA Economic Impact Study.* Fierce competition and pricing pressures means that independent grocers must run efficient operations and meet their customers’ expectations. Three independent grocers have successfully met this challenge.
Lakeland, one of the UK's pioneers in home goods, paired Toshiba TCxWave 'All in One' system with an integrated, web-enabled suite of in-store software applications to meet customer expectations.
The Lift 'n Learn Customer Experience Station brings the best of online shopping into the retail store.
The University of Warwick is one of the UK's leading universities, with an acknowledged reputation for excellence in innovation and links with the business industry.
Sprawling ski resort taps Agilysis InfoGenesis POS for demanding environment and service advantage
real,- wanted to implement cutting-edge technology to ensure an optimal experience each time a customer walked in, and out of, their door.
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