Each month Maxatec posts a quick round up of interesting news items relating to EPOS, mobile computing and technology sectors.
In May we have discovered that; garden centres are making more efficient use of their epos systems for customer retention and research, independent pharmacies in the UK are using new retail systems. No more queuing at the train station hurray! - We can now use barcode rail tickets on our mobile phones, and don’t forget that here at Maxatec we have just re-launched our MT-200 receipt printer!
Read the summaries below:
Garden Centres make best use of epos data
Garden centres need to use the business intelligence gained via EPOS to increase customer retention and loyalty. Read more here: http://www.hortweek.com/News/1004913/Sales-opportunities—making-best-use-EPoS-data
New Payment Solutions save UK Independent Pharmacies Money
Independent pharmacies in the UK are set to save hundreds of pounds a year. The chartered institute of I.T reports that through the introduction of a new payment system from EPOS provider CSY, UK pharmacies could save hundreds using a new chip and pin payment solution. Mobile Ticketing has arrived reducing train tickets to downloaded images
Barcode ticketing company Masabi has been commissioned by national train ticket provider – The Train Line for a national roll out of a mobile ticketing service. The service will enable travellers to purchase a ticket via their mobile phone on their credit or debit card and then be presented with a unique barcode image to confirm their purchase. The barcode can then be scanned by the train inspector at the station/train. No more losing your tickets and no more queuing for the ticket machines!
Maxatec Relaunch the MT-200 Receipt Printer
We have re-launched the MT-200 receipt printer. New features include even faster printing, adjustable paper loading, a compact design and comes with a 2 year warranty. Read the full press release here: http://www.maxatec-europe.com/press/2010/05/maxatec-mt-200-receipt-printer
Posted by andrea 1st June 2010 at 10:42am
