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Take a look at what the industry press has to say about Epson's products and services. |
"Epson's new TM-J9100 enables check and ID imaging at the teller station, reducing check processing costs and losses due to check fraud. Epson enables financial institutions to capitalize on the cost-saving advantages of Check 21."
Check Imaging
Bank Systems and Technology
January 2004
"Things Remembered rolled out close to 1,000 Epson TM-H6000II printers with electronic-journal capabilities and MICR readers. The Epson printer solution stores a copy of every transaction in non-volatile memory – even if the store loses power, the record of all the transactions will remain in the system."
Ken Clark
Executive Editor
Electronic Attraction
Chain Store Age
October 2004
"[We chose Epson because] we needed to deploy a device capable of reading the MICR line checks and we needed new printers anyway. That’s why we looked at printers that could do both. We wanted to reduce our check-fraud exposure, as well as benefit from not having to process the paper checks manually."
Scott Lines
Senior IT Manager, Things Remembered
Electronic Attraction
Chain Store Age
October 2004
"[PGA National] The Palm Beach Gardens, Florida resort was an early adopter of Epson printers using the Connect-It module, which allows printers to be connected right to a 10/100 BaseT Ethernet network. That allows the resort to connect restaurants to kitchens via a dedicated Ethernet network that also supports the resort’s MICROS POS system, and paves the way for future applications such as remote printer configuration and management via standard web browsers."
Reid Paul
Editor-in-Chief
Printers Step Up
Hospitality Technology
September 2004
"Universal Fast Food Organization, operator of a Burger King restaurant nestled between the New York Stock Exchange and brokerage firm offices in the heart of New York City’s financial district, turned to printers to offer a convenient service to nearby time-pressed office workers. The company installed an Epson receipt printer at the front counter dedicated exclusively to Internet orders. Like many operators, Young [of Universal Fast Food Organization] feels the must-haves for a POS or kitchen printer include excellent, legible print, quick response time and reliability."
Reid Paul
Editor-in-Chief
Printers Step Up
Hospitality Technology
September 2004
"It [the reason we selected Epson] was reliability and Epson's reputation. Epson is the benchmark."
Steve Sabol
Director of Operations, Devil's Martini
Devil's Martini Gets Down and Dirty with HT
Hospitality Technology
March 2004
"The new printer selected by Publix is Epson’s TM-H6000II, which delivers the ability to read MICR, print, and endorse checks in a single pass. The technology speeds up transaction times, creating faster-moving checkout lanes and increasing customer satisfaction."
Publix Taps Epson for Multifunction Printers
Progressive Grocer
October 2004
"Of all our hardware, we have had very few printers [Epson TM-T88III] returned," says Jobson. "Even with all of the chocolate, we still don't have to swap printers very often."
Key Jobson
CIO, Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory
Retail-Hardened Hardware
RIS News
December 2004
"In order to enhance operations and increase profits Grove Snacks required an upgrade from its original electronic cash registers to a system that would perform data collection and analysis. Grove Snacks selected Epson’s IM-310 10-inch touch terminals because of the devices’ open-architecture platform and ability to integrate with the retailer’s AIM Systems software."
Alana Okun
Editor
Forecasting for the Future
RIS News
October 2004
"One example [of new technology] was unveiled by Epson. The new plasma-screen product projects bright and crisp digital images onto large display monitors, as well as in-store mannequins and other objects."
Nick Wreden
Contributing Editor
Store of the Future: The Store as a Medium
RIS News
February 2004
"At Price Chopper, ECC is now in every lane, including self-checkout lanes. It is used in conjunction with Epson receipt printers, which also take electronic images of the checks that are stored by the chain in case of returns. Eighteen months after rolling out ECC, Price Chopper has seen checks become the cheapest form of tender other than cash'.
Michael Garry
Editor
Digitizing Checks
Supermarket News
March 2004
"Some people think it's [digital marketing] just putting print ads on screens, but this is catching shopper's attention, creating a call to action, and improving how they feel about the retailer."
Barry Wise
President, Wise Retail Consultants
United Supermarkets Pilots Digital Screens
Supermarket News
February 2004
"This [digital marketing pilot] allows us to transmit relevant, customized digital images to specific stores and places in a store. It allows us to market with a scalpel rather than a chainsaw."
Dan Sanders
Chief Marketing Officer, United Supermarkets
United Supermarkets Pilots Digital Screens
Supermarket News
February 2004
"Fasula [VP and co-owner of Gerrity's Stores] started delivering targeted messages at his registers a year ago. That is when he started replacing his NCR 2127 POS checkout systems with a PC-based POS system. The POS system is built on a Dell PC to which peripherals deemed best-of-breed Ð an Epson printer, APG cash drawer, Preh keyboard and NCR scanner/scale have been added."
Michael Garry
Editor
Industry Applauds Scan Case Decision
Supermarket News
February 2004
"Some of the immediate benefits gained from the new [Epson] POS system include increased overall system speed and reliability and ease of use as well as simplified cashier training. ‘The Epson registers we put in were our first experience with touchscreens on the retail side and it went very well. The difference for the cashiers is like night and day’ [said Chris Lake-Smith, Director of Information Services at Camp Snoopy]."
Daniel Breeman
Managing Editor
Happy POS Campers
Vertical Systems Reseller
September 2004
"Thermal printers top the list among receipt printers with impact printers finishing a distant second. Overall, respondents [to the survey] expected their sales of receipt printers to increase during 2004. Epson was the preferred vendor in this category."
Channel Sales of Printers Survey
Vertical Systems Reseller
June 2004
"Faced with the costly proposition of repairing scores of older mechanical receipt printers, The Beer Store, which has been serving consumers throughout Ontario since 1927, turned to Epson for a better solution. The beer distributor selected for installation in 436 stores the Epson TM-T88III thermal receipt printer, which offered a speed increase of nearly three times over mechanical receipt printers and helped speed debit transactions."
Daniel Breeman
Managing Editor
Another Round of Printers: The Beer Store Implements Thermal Receipt Printers
Vertical Systems Reseller
January 2004
"Epson kind of rules the world in Canada. The install was all amazingly seamless."
Lawrence Sauder
Manager of Technical Services, The Beer Store
Another Round of Printers: The Beer Store Implements Thermal Receipt Printers
Vertical Systems Reseller
January 2004
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