Introducing Oracle Retail Mobile Point-of-Service
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Oracle recently announced the introduction of Oracle Retail Mobile
Point-of-Service, a mobile extension to the Oracle Retail Point-of-Service
(POS) used by many retailers internationally. Oracle Retail Mobile POS offers
wide ranging cost and efficiency benefits by allowing staff resource to be used
more effectively whilst also reducing spend associated with fixed POS
solutions.
For retailers utilising Oracle Retail Stores Solutions, additional
benefits can be realised. Oracle Retail
Mobile POS works with these solutions to allow store personnel to check
in-store inventory, access product information and specifications, and perform
tasks such as the printing or emailing of receipts and the activation of gift
cards.
As Oracle Retail Mobile POS is an extension of Oracle Retail
Point-of-Service, retailers can benefit from seamless integration with existing
systems, simple upgrade procedures and seamless delivery across the business.
However, the solution’s scalable and flexible architecture also supports
multiple mobile operators and systems, so retailers are not locked into
particular vendors.
As well as being popular with retailers, Mobile POS has also proved to
be well liked by consumers as it facilitates improved customer service levels.
Retail staff are able to spend more time with consumers on the shop floor,
access requested inventory information, and perform tasks that would
traditionally have needed to be completed at a fixed cash register.
Additional information can be accessed on Oracle
Retail Point-of-Service or read the press announcement Oracle Introduces Mobile Point-of-Service for Retailers.
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