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Toshiba Global Commerce Solutions says its extending the reach of its point-of-sale POS network.The company on Tuesday April 11 announced it is t
stanley nz eaming with POS firm BlueStar to help make the expansion happen. The strategic partnership with BlueStar provides unique benefits to both organizations, Bill Campbell, Toshiba head of global sales, said in a news release. Leveraging Toshibas industry-leading retail technology, BlueStars network of resellers is empowered to connect retailers with the innovative solutions they need to stay ahead of the competition and connect wit
stanley cup h consumers. Campbell added that the partnership will expand Toshibas network by tapping into BlueStars ecosystem of independent software vendors.POS systems play a crucial role in a retailers physical store strategy and can guide the consumer experience, per the release. Toshibas POS offerings through BlueStar are curated to fit the unique needs of the retail, restaurant and hospita
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Between 2001 and 2004, Target and Visa collaborated on a smart card project that ultimately fizzled due to costs and questions about the systems viability and operational profitability.It was nearly a decade ago that the retailer canceled the smart card project because the companys leadership was concerned that it would lose money on the i
stanley polska dea, American Banker reported on Jan. 22.Questions were also raised about Targets employees being capable of efficiently using the smart card system, as well as fears of slowed transaction times.Target CEO Greg Steinhafel recently called for an EMV chip standard in the wake of the BlackPOS attack.In the United States, we ;re using mag-stripe technology, and that o
stanley cup ld technology, and there is a better way and it called EMV technology, Steinhafel told CNBC in an interview. We think it time for America to make that commitment to get to that standard. 8230; We want to lead in that conversation.What will the outcome be Market Platform Dynamics CEO Karen Webster explored the topic in a recent commentary, which can be found by clicking here.
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