Visa does a great job of explaining to the masses what an EMV card is, what it isn’t and what it means to consumers and merchants alike. Click below and use the arrows on the left and right of your screen to see what this means to merchants and consumers when the EMV Liability Shift goes live October 1, 2015.
Have a look at the Visa Chip Business Toolkit
Also be sure to read our post by our own Janice Mackler, “What is EMV and what does it mean to you as the Merchant?”
Wichita Metro Chamber of Commerce member RDS of Wichita is recognized in this month’s Member Minute. General Manager Paul Baumgartner and Account Manager Brent Christy are interviewed about the advantages of being a Wichita Metro Chamber of Commerce member, doing business in the Wichita area and the successes of Retail Data Systems. Some of the highlights from the article include:
You can read the full interview on the Wichita Metro Chamber of Commerce website.
http://www.wichitachamber.org/membership-member_good_news-member_minute.php
Retail Data Systems SE showcasing the Aloha Point of Sale System at the 2013 Hospitality Career Expo Friday February 1st at the Georgia International Convention Center. RDS staff met with and networked with over 2,500 future employees, customers, hospitality students, teachers and mentors. Showcasing OUR BRAND and making a lasting first impression on the industries future buyers. Educating the future of the hospitality industry and training the educators who influence our industry is another way we take pride in the industries we serve.
For the last 14 years, QSR has challenged operators to improve their drive-thru business through the Drive-Thru Performance Study, a proprietary report co-owned by QSRand Columbus, Ohio–based Insula Research. And in the report’s first decade, operators rose to the challenge; over that time, brands fine-tuned their operations and improved on elements such as speed and accuracy.
However, it became clear that a number of brands stood above the rest in the drive-thru business. So in 2011, QSRand Insula Research debuted the benchmark group of the best brands in drive thru, including six permanent brands—McDonald’s, Chick-fil-A, Wendy’s, Burger King, Krystal, and Taco Bell—along with one rotating regional chain, which was Del Taco in the benchmark group’s inaugural year. Read More
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