Do customers really prefer cashiers over kiosks?
Although it may not seem like it, artificial intelligence is very much a part of Americans’ everyday lives.
3 reasons why self-service kiosks are a home run for QSRs
The implementation of self-service kiosks make good economic sense. Here are a few of the reasons why QSRs should consider investing in them.
Datacap and TruRating Announce New Partnership at RetailNOW
Datacap has partnered with TruRating, customer experience experts specializing in point-of-sale customer feedback solutions.
What to watch for when making the fast-casual transition
In more recent years, fast-casual eateries have exploded onto the scene, with rural and city dwellers not only having more than a handful of potential locations to taste test, but…
5 Trends to watch for among Retailers
Here are five retail concepts that industry insiders believe will be all the rage for the foreseeable future.
How well do you know the POS Channel 2018?
Datacap partnered with Piper Jaffray & Co., an investment bank and research firm, to conduct a payments industry survey that consisted of responses from an amalgamation of 404 Value-Added resellers (VARs), Independent Software Vendors (ISVs) and Independent Sales Organizations (ISOs) who are all on the front line in forming today’s payments landscape. Here are the results.
Attention shoppers: More grocers utilizing mobile payment systems
An increasing number of supermarkets are supplying patrons with a plethora of payment possibilities – with mobile POS in particular gaining traction.
Datacap partners with Clutch to deliver integrated gift and loyalty support to the Point of Sale channel
Datacap has partnered with Clutch, a customer data and marketing platform that helps B2C brands identify, understand and motivate their customers through personalized and effective engagements.
5 key terms to understand relating to integrated payments
Here are five key terms that can help you as a business owner expand your integrated payments lexicon.
Are deep discount promotions paying off?
Could it be that your discount-related promotion is an exercise in futility? A recent study suggests as much.