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Digital Dining Firefly Technologies POSPOS SOFTWARESOFTWARE Future POS pcAmerica Posera Maitre’d SHOWCASESHOWCASE‘‘0808 Radiant Systems Leading Point of Service Solutions SpeedLine Solutions, Inc. for the Restaurant Industry Wand Corporation SUPPLEMENT TO HOSPITALITY TECHNOLOGY ADVERTORIAL SUPPLEMENT TO HOSPITALITY TECHNOLOGY CONTENTS PUBLISHER Lenore O’Meara Showcase Users’ Guide [email protected] The 2008 POS Software Showcase compiles the features and functions of leading EDITORIAL POS software solutions to help operators narrow down their search for the perfect EDITOR Abigail A. Lorden [email protected] POS products. Organized by company name, each product showcased in this guide ASSOCIATE EDITOR Christina Volpe includes a brief description of the solution’s features and functions. In addition, [email protected] the “Quick Guide” included in each showcase includes a checklist with new top SALES ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE Leah Segarra features and functions that each product has to offer, as well as target markets [email protected] (i.e., QSR, casual, pizza, etc.), marquis customers and the number of installations ASSISTANT TO PUBLISHER Jen Johnson [email protected] to date. Use this fast and easy reference before making your purchasing decisions. ART/PRODUCTION CREATIVE DIRECTOR Colette Magliaro [email protected] ART DIRECTOR Melissa Mazza Digital Dining [email protected] Is Identity Theft on Your Menu? ..................................................................................pg 3 PRODUCTION MANAGER Maggie Hall [email protected] ONLINE MEDIA Firefly Technologies/ Phoenix Point-of-Sale VP, ONLINE MEDIA Rob Keenan First Choice in POS for Growing Restaurant ..........................................................pg 4 [email protected] WEB DEVELOPMENT MANAGER Scott Ernst [email protected] Future POS ON-LINE EVENT PRODUCER Stephanie Gannon [email protected] The POS System with the Best Feature of All: Value!.........................................pg 5 SUBCRIPTIONS 978.671.0449 REPRINTS: PARS Int’l, 212.221.9595 x319 pcAmerica/Restaurant Pro Express CORPORATE CEO/CHAIRMAN Gabriele A. Edgell Excellent POS, Superior Service...................................................................................pg 6 [email protected] PRESIDENT Gerald C. Ryerson Maitre’d by Posera [email protected] VICE PRESIDENT John Chiego New Release Provides Greater Enterprise ROI .....................................................pg 7 [email protected] CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER Dan Ligorner [email protected] Radiant Systems/Aloha Point-of-Sale CORPORATE OFFICE Global Provider of Innovative POS Technology .....................................................pg 8 4 Middlebury Blvd Randolph NJ 07869 973.607.1300 FAX: 973.607.1395 SpeedLine Solutions, Inc./Speedline POS FOUNDER DOUGLAS C. EDGELL 1951-1998 Intelligent Prep Planning Cuts Costs and Streamlines Production .............pg 9 Wand Corporation/Wand QSR Pro Suite The Future of QRS Technology......................................................................................pg 10 TECHNOLOGY GROUP Copyright © 2008 Hospitality Technology. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopy, recording or information storage and retrieval systems, without permission in writing from the publishers. 2 I POS SOFTWARE SHOWCASE 2008 www.edgellcommunications.com ADVERTORIAL SUPPLEMENT TO HOSPITALITY TECHNOLOGY POS SOFTWARE SHOWCASE ‘08 QUICK GUIDE [DIGITAL DINING] Target Industries: IS IDENTITY THEFT ON I Pizza I QSR I Fast Casual YOUR MENU? I Family / Casual I Fine-dining Credit card industry experts estimate that 67% of all credit card fraud takes Features & Functions: place in restaurants, ranking identity I Accounting / Financials theft as the most insidious threat to I Inventory Tracking consumers. Anyone who has had their I Kiosk Integration identity stolen knows first hand the I Labor Scheduling personal nightmare they suffer to cor- I Loyalty Program rect this problem. Some even hire iden- I Nutritional Analysis tity theft consultants to walk them through the legal maze to regain their I Online Ordering good name and credit history. I Pay-at-table Restaurants are one of the few busi- I PCI Compliant nesses that expect customers to hand I Table Management over their credit card to a complete I Take-out / Delivery stranger and wait for the server to I Other Special Features return. Once the card is out of sight it Ord er-at-the-table, takes only seconds for their identity to Custom er Loyalty “Digital Dining be compromised. This old way of Handheld technology doing business is not only dangerous, it is an unacceptable risk when a conven- can increase gross Marquis Customer(s): ient alternative is available. revenue by 30% and Houlihans, Bill Miller BBQ, With Digital Dining Handheld the cut labor by 10%, Blendz, Green Mill, Wings, customer’s credit card never leaves offering order and etc. Primo’s their sight! The server simply swipes the customer’s credit card tableside and pay technology in the Number of Installs: 35,000+ instantly hands them their voucher to palm of your hand!” sign, offering the customer security and protection from identity theft. “Pay at the table” is just one of the be informed later after the order is Digital Dining Handheld advantages. placed, “sorry, we are out of that”. “Order at the table” allows the server to Digital Dining Handheld instantly noti- personalize the ordering process. Drink fies the server when a dish has been Digital Dining / Menusoft Systems 7370 Steel Mill Drive orders can be instantly sent and deliv- sold out and suggests an alternate item. Springfield, VA 22150 ered while the server is taking the Food preferences and allergy problems entree orders. No longer will a cus- are quickly solved by displaying the (703) 912-3000 Fax: (703) 912-4305 tomer be disappointed when a server recipe to ensure no undesirable ingre- Email: [email protected] describes a savory daily special only to dients are ordered. I Web: www.digitaldining.com POS SOFTWARE SHOWCASE 2008 I 3 ADVERTORIAL SUPPLEMENT TO HOSPITALITY TECHNOLOGY POS SOFTWARE SHOWCASE ‘08 QUICK GUIDE [FIREFLY TECHNOLOGIES, PHOENIXTM POINT-OF-SALE] Target Industries: FIRST CHOICE IN POS FOR I Pizza I QSR I Fast Casual GROWING RESTAURANTS I Family / Casual I Fine-dining Growing your business—and managing that growth—takes the right tools. From Features & Functions: fine dining to pizza delivery, Phoenix™ I Accounting / Financials Point-of-Sale offers browser-based POS I Inventory Tracking technology to keep your business on the I Kiosk Integration move. Cash control, easy order taking, I Labor Scheduling integrated delivery features, full table- I Loyalty Program service capabilities, complete driver and I Nutritional Analysis server management, inventory, market- ing, labor management, and more make I Online Ordering Phoenix POS the right choice for your I Pay-at-table growing business. I PCI Compliant I From fine dining to Table Management Reliable, Web-based Technology I pizza delivery, Phoenix Take-out / Delivery Based on the reliable Linux operating I Other Special Feature system and accessed through a Web Point-of-Sale is the all- In tegrated remote access browser interface, the Phoenix server in-one system you need to complete system processes thousands of transactions to keep your business functionality and reports every day without slowing down. on the move. Marquis Customer(s): Remote Access for Remote Control Mr. Pita, zpizza, Extreme Web-based technology lets Phoenix gration protocols let you take advantage Pizza, Jet’s Pizza, Point-of-Sale users get more done in of these important new technologies. Pizza Fusion, Steak-Out less time with easy anytime, anywhere access to their stores, without tying up High-tech, Super-friendly Support Number of Installs: 2,800 an order terminal, without waiting for Phoenix users love FireFly technical data updates, and without notifying support. Remote connectivity lets tech- onsite staff. Live, remote access lets you nicians access your system for system update prices, run payroll, review configurations, coupon setups, software reports, even take an order. updates, and other changes without tak- ing your time or tying up a workstation. Multi-store Management Proactive hardware alerts prevent poten- FireFly Technologies Our Web-based tools and open database tial problems. Plus, user-driven develop- 20827 NW Cornell Rd #400 architecture have revolutionized multi- ment means we value customer input. Hillsboro, OR 97124 (866) 678-6781 store menu management and reporting. Call 866-678-6781 or please visit Fax: (503) 614-8856 Integrated call-center features, text mes- www.fireflypos.com to arrange a per- Email: [email protected] saging, and simple online-ordering inte- sonalized, online demo! I Web: www.fireflypos.com 4 I POS SOFTWARE SHOWCASE 2008 ADVERTORIAL SUPPLEMENT TO HOSPITALITY TECHNOLOGY POS SOFTWARE SHOWCASE ‘08 QUICK GUIDE [FUTURE POS] Target Industries: THE POS SYSTEM WITH I Pizza I QSR I Fast Casual THE BEST FEATURE OF I Family / Casual I Fine-dining ALL: VALUE! Features & Functions: Future POS is a powerful point of sale I Accounting / Financials software solution designed for the hospi- I Inventory Tracking tality industry. 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