Payments technology is evolving quickly and so are merchants’ needs and expectations along with it. For independent software vendors (ISVs), becoming a merchant’s preferred provider during this time of rapid change may seem especially challenging.
Payments technology is evolving quickly and so are merchants’ needs and expectations along with it. For independent software vendors (ISVs), becoming a merchant’s preferred provider during this time of rapid change may seem especially challenging.
In the hotel industry, the quality of your guest service can make or break your business (one negative review can have a much bigger impact than a positive one). With that in mind, consider this experience of a frequent traveler:
In the last few years, mobile POS has become a big part of many retailers’ in-store strategy. In the latest PYMNTS mPOS Tracker, 67% of surveyed retailers said omnichannel offerings are a priority in 2019. Nearly half, 45%, consider mobile POS to be essential within that strategy.
Earlier this week I spent some time at the National Restaurant Association (NRA) Show 2019, and aside from still feeling full from all the amazing free samples I tried, there were a lot of great conversations that took place in our booth and across the tradeshow floor. Spending the last few days talking to restaurants and browsing the different booths, one thing is for sure: technology is having a massive impact on the transformation of the industry.
Winter is over and spring has sprung! You know what that means… spring cleaning, getting rid of old things and making room for the new. It’s also the perfect time to update, consolidate and/or refresh your payment technology. Technology and your business needs are constantly evolving, including your payments solution. It’s important to stay on top of your product lifecycles, make sure all your systems work together seamlessly and be in the know of what’s new in the market. With that in mind, here are three suggestions for your business to consider this spring:
