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How to choose a POS system for your retail business

By Francesca Nicasio last updated

Need a POS system for your retail store? This post outlines the steps to take to find the best point of sale for your biz.

How to choose a POS system for small business

By Francesca Nicasio last updated

Finding a POS system for a small business can be overwhelming. Make your life easier by following this step-by-step POS buyer’s guide.

POS hardware: how to find the best retail equipment for your business

By Francesca Nicasio last updated

Shopping for POS hardware can be overwhelming because of the sheer number of options available. Here’s how to find the best one for your business.

Unlocking growth through omnichannel sales solutions

By David Schwartz published

Transform your business by seamlessly integrating POS for omnichannel success and customer loyalty.

How to choose a POS system for a restaurant and bar

By Francesca Nicasio last updated

Need guidance on how to choose a POS system for a restaurant or bar? This quick guide will set you on the right track.

TouchBistro POS

By Daniel Blechynden last updated

In our TouchBistro POS review, we explore the popular restaurant POS company and its offering to help you decide whether it’s right for your business.

Square launches new portable point-of-sale handheld device that's barely bigger than a smartphone and there's even a 16-megapixel camera

By Wayne Williams published

Square Handheld combines 6.2-inch display, 16MP camera, and tap-to-pay in one compact POS device.

Shopify unifies ecommerce with a new platform

By Sead Fadilpašić published

The global ecommerce powerhouse is bringing new toys and it's unifying all of them under one umbrella.

Huawei is quietly positioning its OS as an Android and Windows rival with launch of a HarmonyOS smart cash register in China

By Wayne Williams published

Huawei launches HarmonyOS-based cash register into China, bringing the operating system into retail equipment for the first time.

SMBs are losing out on billions over fraud fears

By Craig Hale published

Consumers don’t trust direct bank transfers when buying online, report finds.

Square is letting business owners get more AI insight into their neighborhoods - and even accept Bitcoin

By Craig Hale published

Square business users can get even more insights and data visualizations with its AI tools.

Ecommerce sites targeted by Magento payment system hack

By Sead Fadilpašić published

Hackers were seen using swap files to persist on ecommerce websites to steal credit card data.

What will power the future of digital commerce?

By Rob Gonzalez published

How do PIM and PXM solutions compare, and which is best enabled to help your team win in digital commerce?

With just $700 and a Raspberry Pi — you too can become a cybercriminal

By Luke Hughes published

GEOBOX, an operating system turning Raspberry Pis into simple anonymous cyberattack tools, is being sold on Telegram.

Talk about an unexpected charge - criminals deploy Raspberry Pi with 4G modem in an attempt to hack ATMs

By Efosa Udinmwen published

Hackers exploited physical access to install a 4G Raspberry Pi, masking malware and targeting ATM systems.

How consumer behavior is driving the B2B payments industry

By Tomer Barel published

With instant access permeating consumer life, people now expect the same from B2B payment technologies.

Apple Pay added new ways to pay, like card rewards and installment plans

By Jacob Krol published

Finally, see how many points you have and what they're worth!

The essential role of payments in the sales funnel

By Andrew Riabchuk published

Unlock revenue potential by mastering payment processing, the crucial yet often neglected sales stage.

PayPal patents new system to detect the theft of “super-cookies”

By Benedict Collins published

Hackers can steal super-cookies to access your accounts, but PayPal has a novel new method for protecting your accounts

Amazon food stores dropping Just Walk Out payments — and want you to scan all your groceries instead

By Mike Moore published

Amazon stores prepare for a major shift as the company looks to switch up payments.

Starbucks has gone back to pen and paper after vendor ransomware attack

By Ellen Jennings-Trace published

Employee pay and schedules are being tracked on paper at Starbucks following supply chain attack.

Four signs your business needs better accounting software

By John Case published

Sticking with outdated software like QuickBooks can limit your business’s growth, efficiency, and competitive edge.

The IRS has loads of legacy IT — but it's not equipped to replace it

By Ellen Jennings-Trace published

IRS advised to re-establish its office for decommissioning outdated IT systems.

Google system abused by hackers to hijack ecommerce stores

By Sead Fadilpašić published

A credit card skimmer was found embedded within Google Tag Manager.

Outdated legacy tech is stopping UK government from adopting AI, MPs say

By Ellen Jennings-Trace published

The UK face “significant challenges” with AI adoption, MPs warn.

PowerSchool hit by cyberattack which saw student and teacher data stolen

By Sead Fadilpašić published

The company paid to have the data deleted.

Co-op hackers may still be “in the system” as cyberattack disruption continues

By Ellen Jennings-Trace published

The disruption from the attack continues.

PayPal finally returns to the UK - and relaunches with all-new payment tools and services

By Craig Hale, Craig Hale published

UK customers will be the first to get PayPal+ loyalty points across a range of payment methods.

Amazon Just Walk Out technology is coming to one of London's most iconic venues

By Mike Moore published

Home to many of London's biggest events, the O2 is now getting Amazon Just Walk Out technology.

M&S checkout chaos persists as cyberattack fallout continues

By Ellen Jennings-Trace last updated

Disruption from recent M&S cyber incident continues.