Today’s retail customers are constantly moving between in-person and online shopping. A shopper may browse online and purchase in-store, or order online and exchange in-store, to list a few examples. Whatever the scenario, it’s important for retailers to be aware of their store’s omnichannel ...

In a busy restaurant, retail store or small business, point of sale equipment is heavily relied on for day to day operations. So, when a piece of POS hardware malfunctions or breaks, it can cause a major disruption for customers, employees, and the business as a whole. Retail Tech’s POS system ...

Toshiba recently unveiled an innovative new addition to its lineup of self-service point of sale solutions. Designed for the retail environment, the Pro-X Hybrid Kiosk offers an attractive, compact and economical touchpoint that can be installed virtually anywhere. This provides retailers with ...

Retail Tech and Lexmark, a global printer and supplies manufacturer, know that preserving the environment is important to you. That is why both companies are committed to designing and selling energy-efficient products and recycling.

Are tablets taking over? According to a New York Times article, Smartphones and Tablets to Take Over in 2011, the message could not be more clear. The article states, “mobile devices that are full-fledged computers" are the next logical progression after personal computers have run their course. ...

Is your business looking to upgrade to a new POS Hardware platform? Are you in the process of finding a reliable reseller? If we were IT managers, these are the questions we would ask!

After a shortened trip due to a projected blizzard in NYC, I am proud to say that I survived my first trade show, a National Retail Federation show in NYC. I knew that the “Big Show” would be a one of a kind experience. I did not fear I would perish before my return to Minnesota, instead, I came ...

By: Samantha Noble, Marketing Manager Gen Y often doesn’t think about technological tools, such as the internet, as a new discovery. To us, the internet has always been a lifestyle. We not only use it, but we KNOW everything about it. Or do we? Is that even possible?