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Restaurant POS

POSTRON | October 18, 2021

POS systems provider, POSTRON, has released a new set of smart POS systems to improve the dine-in experience and enhance the security of receiving payments. POSTRON which was created specifically for small-to-medium-sized restaurants and food trucks offers unique handheld smart POS devices connected through automatic device detection and configuration software, and also relies on cloud storage to make sales data and customer profiles always available.According to a report by CNBC,...

Restaurant POS

PAR Technology, Culver’s, RDS Wisconsin | April 15, 2021

ParTech, Inc. (PAR), a leading global supplier of point-of-sale (POS) solutions and innovative technical solutions to the restaurant industry, reported today that Culver's, a 790+-location quick-service restaurant concept headquartered in Wisconsin, has chosen PAR's Brink POS® as its point-of-sale system across the entire network. PAR Technology Corporation's wholly held subsidiary is ParTech, Inc. Culver's, a mid-western U.S.-based retailer renowned for its Bu...

POS Solutions

Mynt, Paystri | April 01, 2021

Mynt, a leading provider of point-of-sale (POS) technology for retailers and restaurants, has announced an advanced payment partnership with Paystri. The collaboration provides Mynt's customers with access to a variety of payment options that can be tailored to their specific needs. Mynt is a complete point-of-sale solution that is inexpensive, efficient, and simple to use. Mynt hardware is all business-grade and designed to withstand the rigors of everyday use in fast-paced e...

pymnts | January 28, 2020

Thinking about the future, even in the most optimistic of times, is not always a pleasant exercise in crafting dreams and goals. Hard, cold choices are usually involved. And in the world of retail, those choices about where to invest are becoming harder and colder for some executives as they try to figure out where commerce is going in the next few years, and what is worth putting fresh money into. The Wall Street Journal recently drove home the point. “Global trade conflicts, an upcoming ...