Wednesday, February 8, 2012
Monday, February 6, 2012
Five Ws About Point of Sales
Five Ws is generally called as basic information gathering process and simply to say it is one of the techniques to get full story on something. In that aspect let us see proceed five ws about point of sales in this way.
What is called as Point of Sales?
It is generally a checkout place or location where most of the business transaction occurs. It is a terminal in which the selling process of a business takes place. It is also called as point of purchase.
Why point of sales supplies is so essential?
For any business proper supplies is essential and particularly if you are running a retail business you should equip your point of sales terminal with proper pos supplies since they can get what you need and make you so convenient to proceed your business with ease. It is one of the tools that makes your customer transaction so easy and also make their billing process so easy.
When point of sales terminal gets the complete look?
A point of sales terminal gets the complete look when it is equipped with pos products like barcode scanners, receipt printers, cash drawers, and MagStripe readers, customer displays, all in one touch pc, barcode scanners and more. Even any of this single pos equipment is not available, and then it won’t get the complete look.
Where to get the best pos equipments?
Due to the advent of technology, there are more number of pos products available and it is best to get all these equipments in a single place. There are many pos suppliers in the market and find the best pos dealers or suppliers who can supply you quality products with industry best price.
Who Invented Point of Sales?
In 1879, the Ritty brothers patented their invention as "Ritty's Incorruptible Cashier," or, as we know it today, the cash register. In 1992 Martin Goodwin and Bob Henry created the first point of sale software that could run on the Microsoft Windows platform named IT Retail.
Sunday, January 29, 2012
Monday, January 23, 2012
No More SOPA - Android Barcode Scanner
Students at the university of British Columbia founded a free android application that allows user to any product’s barcode and determine if it was made by a company that officially supports SOPA, or even a parent company or subsidiary of a SOPA supporter. This Barcode scanner application uses a public UPC database to find a product’s manufacturer, then queries a remote server to compare the manufacturer with a list of 800 firms with lobbying ties to the bill. Chris Thompson, one of the students who created No More SOPA, says he hopes the program could help solidify the widespread anger around SOPA, which aims to block access to foreign copyright-infringing websites, into well-defined boycotts of the companies who have pushed the bill, from Adidas to Xerox to Walmart to Dow Chemical. “These companies think they’ll make more money with SOPA than without it,” says 20-year old Thompson. “If they realize they’re costing themselves more consumers than they’ll gain, they’ll be less inclined to go forward with that support.”
Though No More SOPA is still being tweaked–Thompson admits it currently can’t give a definitive answer to whether about 40% of products have SOPA ties–it’s already been downloaded more than 2,000 times since it hit the Android market late last week, and Thompson says that rate is quickly accelerating. The next upgrade to the app, he says, will tell the user the exact relationship the product has to a SOPA supporting firm, and future versions will allow the user to check on a company’s stance on a wide range of issues, not just SOPA.
Though No More SOPA is still being tweaked–Thompson admits it currently can’t give a definitive answer to whether about 40% of products have SOPA ties–it’s already been downloaded more than 2,000 times since it hit the Android market late last week, and Thompson says that rate is quickly accelerating. The next upgrade to the app, he says, will tell the user the exact relationship the product has to a SOPA supporting firm, and future versions will allow the user to check on a company’s stance on a wide range of issues, not just SOPA.
Wednesday, January 18, 2012
Thursday, January 5, 2012
Point of Sales equipment Lifts the Purchase at Year End
The build-up retail stores hit the record levels of purchase due to purchase via smart phones. The reason behind this lift is due to proper use of pos equipments at their point of sales. When asked one of the large retail store, they said” the use of point of sale supplies like barcode scanners and more enabled to quickly compare prices and enable to snap the best offer”. Price comparison via smart phone has been growing fast and as a result major retailers are offering barcode scanners as a part of mobile apps.

The largest retailer Amazon has gone one step forward and allowed their smart phone customers to photograph a barcode items and enabled them to check the price against the same item. This let to lot of improvement in the sales. This seems to be a great improvement and also it would be good news for those who have made their point of sales equipped with latest point of sale technologies.
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