1) “Always-on”  Simphony’s architecture ensures each property’s operations run without interruption when an Internet disruption occurs.  Using locally deployed services for property operations ensure that the Simphony Point of Sale client running on Workstation 6 Series devices never skips a beat.  2) Powerful Analytics Help You Run a Smarter Business Simphony’s Reporting and Analytics capabilities are powered by Oracle Business Intelligence Enterprise Edition (OBIEE), which enables you to create dashboards and visualizations that highlight your operation’s key metrics.  Using the operational insights provided by OBIEE, you can make faster, smarter decisions that improve your bottom line. Oracle MICROS InMotion Mobile app extends Simphony’s reporting capability to a manager’s mobile device, providing real-time sales information anytime, anywhere so they can always keep pace with what is happening....

One simple question with no simple answer. On these day of constant technology changes is important to consider which Point-of-sale system will stand the test of time…. To answer that, you should consider to following points, and you might realize MICROS simphony had your back: Innovation: It’s super important consider the integrations you POS system can handle. Today’s customers are looking for better and particular experiences to engage with. However, many POS systems lack the tools and APIs required for integrating exciting third-party technologies…. Not MICROS-simphony          On line ordering: A lot of today’s customers expects mobile ordering, delivery and curbside pickup besides that dine in experience. Online ordering must be profitable for you and convenient, easy and efficient for you...

According to The National Shrink Survey and The National Grocers Association, in 1991, 52% of the Shrink was caused by employee theft. 20 years after, this cause still an enormous percentage: surprisingly, research conducted by FMI and The Retail Control Group in 2011 showed that 36 percent of retail grocery store shrink comes from theft or other dishonest behavior… “Employees are usually as honest as the systems allows them” The other 64 percent of grocery store shrink results from inadequate store operations and procedures. For example: Overripe Produce (inventory management) Cashier training (better the POS, faster the training) Poor decision-making (by poor reports) A good POS system or cash register System, as NCR or MICROS, can provide you the tools...

What is the difference between a POS system and a cash register? The cash register is part of a POS system. A cash register simply captures the transaction: the purchase prices minus any discounts, the POS system is the one that integrates other functionalities such as inventory management, customer management, report generation, loyalty programs, among others. A POS system is the combination of POS hardware and POS software. What is the difference between a POS system and POS software? POS software is part of a POS system. POS software is the platform used to complete sales transactions, as well as help manage other business integrations. A POS system is the combination of POS hardware and POS software. Why are POS...

Let's start by saying that a cash register is a device with a system that allows you to process and record sales transactions and money movements, whether in cash or bank transactions. For small businesses just starting out, purchasing a traditional electronic cash register is often a more affordable investment than an advanced POS system. However, an advanced system has greater advantages and allows greater control of the business and greater profitability in it. Electronic cash registers offer businesses numerous advantages, including tracking customer transactions, identifying and collecting the type of tax needed, reporting total sales, as well as identifying the movements and sales of a particular employee. The most advanced systems also allow inventory control, reducing losses or shrinkage....