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Final
Reminder, Limited Seating, Register
Today!
Thursday
August 11, 2011
9:00am-5:00pm
Littleton,
Colorado
You
are cordially invited to attend our FREE
training workshop
 Advanced
Retail Management Systems (ARMS) is hosting its
annual Customer Summit August 11th. The theme of
this year's event is "Synergize", co-operating,
working together and interacting to
increase your use and understanding of Retail
Pro.
ARMS
trainers and guest speakers from Retail Pro
International, Coalfire and RMSA will be
presenting topics to include: How to set up
scheduled tasks in Retail Pro and perform
Monthly Maintenance, Mobile Retail Solutions,
using Retail Pro's Promotional Pricing, and what
you need to know about PCI
Compliancy.
This year
we are also offering one-to-one meetings with a
Retail Pro trainer or technician to answer your
specific questions. When we confirm your
reservation for the event, you will have the
opportunity to reserve a 15 minute meeting and
submit your questions in advance.
The
cost to attend the Customer Summit and to
reserve an appointment for a one-to-one meeting
is FREE with a current Retail Pro Software
Assurance Plan. If you do not have
a current Software Assurance
Plan, the cost to attend the
meeting and to reserve a one-to-one meeting is
$100.00 for the first person and $50.00 for each
additional attendee per
company.
Come
meet the staff from ARMS and Retail Pro
International - network with other retail
customers and our vendors.
Lunch will be provided as well as
refreshments throughout the day.
Seating
is limited, Click here to register
today, or call Susie Carmen at (800) 305-0461,
Ext. 357. Please RSVP by July 29th 2011. We look
forward to seeing you at Customer Summit
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Retailers May Push
Consumers' Limits This Back-To-School
Season
By
Karen Talley
Of
DOW JONES NEWSWIRES
NEW
YORK -(Dow Jones)- Retailers are walking a
tightrope this month as the back-to-school
selling season gets under way, trying to balance
higher merchandise costs against consumers who
are used to promotions and uncertain because of
the rocky economy.
Retailers
and apparel makers are looking to raise prices
10% to 15% for products including jeans,
t-shirts, sheets and towels because of the surge
in cotton and other raw material prices.
However, many will try to spread the pain across
the entire chain, with suppliers, retailers and
customers taking a hit.
Back-to-school
shopping, which traditionally runs July through
Labor Day, is usually the second-biggest buying
season of the year. Last year, consumers spent
$55.1 billion on everything from pens and
backpacks to pants and sweaters, the National
Retail Federation said. They spent $462 billion
during the Christmas holidays in
2010.
"The
stakes are very high," said Adrienne Tennant,
retail analyst at Janney Capital Markets.
"Retailers must pass along cost increases to a
consumer that is very used to a promotional
environment."
The
back-to-school season will have an effect on
third-quarter earnings and margins, as well as
help set the tone for the key end-of-the-year
holiday shopping period.
Continue
Reading: http://www.nasdaq.com/aspx/stock-market-news-story.aspx?storyid=201107141512dowjonesdjonline000557&title=retailers-may-push-consumerslimits-this-back-to-school-season
Source:
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Portable
Readers
A
large number of tagged items can be conveniently
listed on documents by scanning using a portable
reader. The data encoded on the tag can be any
of the three Retail Pro lookup numbers: Item #,
UPC #, or ALU. Both the lookup number and the
quantity scanned are temporarily stored in the
portable unit and later transmitted to the
computer running Retail Pro via a cable attached
to a serial port. The reader only needs to be
connected to the computer during the
transmission. This is extremely convenient,
especially when taking physical inventory or
scanning received items to make a voucher.
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Common Customer Service
Pitfalls
 Making
customers happy and creating a loyal clientele
doesn't have to be costly. Simply avoiding some
common customer service mistakes can make a big
impact on sales.
We talked to small
business owners and experts about some of the
common customer service mistakes small
businesses make:
Failing to
Listen
Business
owners often start by explaining all the
services their business offers without waiting
to hear what the customer needs. Address the
customer's needs off the bat instead of
overwhelming them with all the products and
services that the business offers, says Beth
Goldstein, a small business advisor and founder
of Marketing Edge Consulting Group in Boston.
"There should be a dialogue between you and the
customer," Goldstein says.
Using
Technical Jargon
Goldstein
says using jargon is common for businesses that
offer technical services like car or computer
repair. Many customers aren't familiar with the
jargon associated with the technical products
and feel lost and confused with all the
terminology. Customers feel more comfortable
using your service when you use terms they
understand.
Continue
Reading: Click
Here
Source:
NFIB.com
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POS
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conditioner can make in overall power quality
and in the protection of mission-critical
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your business contact your Account Manager today
at (800) 305-0461.
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Advanced Retail Management
Systems
Referral
Rewards
$100 for You and
$100 for the Retailer You
Refer!
 Here's how it
works:
1.
Let
us know the name and contact information for
another retail company that is looking for a POS
system and receive a $100 Visa Gift card that
can be used anywhere Visa debit cards are
accepted.
2. Once the referred retailer
participates in a 1 hour web presentation for
CounterPoint, Retail Pro or Microsoft RMS they
will also receive a $100 Visa Gift
Card.
Contact us today with your
referral. Call Susie Carmen
at (800) 305-0461 Ext 357 or e-mail her
at susie.carmen@armsys.com. Visit our website
to register your referral at www.armsys.com
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