Elavon, Inc.

vox | March 11, 2020

Last month, Amazon showcased its cashierless, no-checkout-line technology in its own full-size grocery store. Now, Amazon says it wants other retailers to use it, too. Amazon and airport vendor OTG announced on Wednesday that Amazon’s technology would be installed in several CIBO Express stores at Newark Liberty and LaGuardia airports. This news comes two days after Amazon announced that it had begun selling its so-called “just walk out” technology which combines ceiling camera...

POS Solutions

MarginEdge | May 18, 2022

Leading restaurant management platform, MarginEdge is pleased to announce a new integration with restaurant team management platform, 7shifts. This integration enables 7shifts clients to seamlessly and autonomously share their labor data with the MarginEdge platform, empowering them with a full view of their entire controllable costs. "We're thrilled to be partnering with 7shifts for this integration benefitting our mutual clients," said MarginEdge CEO Bo Davis. &quo...

POS Solutions, ERP

InComm Payments | September 06, 2022

InComm Payments, a leading payments technology company, today released its 2022 Annual Payments Report, which found that consumers identified convenience and ease-of-use as the top factors influencing their choice of payment method. These factors coincide with a growing preference for contactless payment methods, specifically Tap & Go and mobile wallets, which rounded out consumers' five favorite ways to pay behind debit, credit and cash. The report drew responses from more than 3,200 U....

retaildive | March 25, 2020

Across the U.S. this week, many thousands of stores and hundreds of malls lay dark, as the country tries to slow the spread of the novel coronavirus. Around 100 retailers have closed all or a significant fraction of their stores. To state the obvious: American retail as we know it has never gone through an event like this, not at this scale or magnitude. That means the playbook is being written on the fly. Even companies like J.C. Penney and Ascena, which are already in financial distress, are l...