Compatibility: All products are tested in house by our technicians for compatibility with Retail Pro, CounterPoint and Microsoft RMS for performance, durability, and overall quality
Equipment Ready to Ship: ARMS stocks all equipment for a fast turn around on orders and replacements
One -Year Warranty: equipment purchased from ARMS comes with a 1 Year Warranty based on the date the equipment is shipped
Additional 30-Day Replacement Policy:In addition to the above Warranty, ARMS will replace any Equipment found to be defective within 30 days with a new product
Recent Price Reductions:
·   Dell 17" Flat Screen Monitor was $224, now $169
·   Unitech 2724 Dual Track Keyboard (USB) was $295, now $179
·   Honeywell 3800g Scanner (USB) was $399, now $249
·   Star Tsp743 Receipt Printer (Parallel) was $499, now $429

ARMS currently offers the following Point of Sale devices:

Receipt Printers
Laser Scanners
Cash Drawers
Radiant POS Terminals
MSR with MICR Wedges
Tag Printers
Mobile Data Terminals
Debit Pin Pads
POS Scales
Customer Displays
Touch Screen Monitors

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Right by Nature health food market expands

ARMS CounterPoint SQL clients in the news:

Dear CounterPoint SQL clients and prospects:

This month we would like to feature one of our CounterPoint SQL clients Right By Nature who were recently featured in the April version of the NRF SmartBrief:

The Right By Nature Hometown Market now carries Kellogg's Frosted Mini Wheats cereal. It's just a shelf away from the boxes of all-natural Yogi Goji Berry Flake & Cluster.

The independent, Strip District food store has tighted some of its aisles during the past six weeks, making room among its natural and organic products for familiar, standard grocery items. A survey of customers prompted the change, said Jason Brown, lead consultant working with the business.

"Customers wanted us to be a place that could be a one-stop shop," he said, explaining the idea was to combine the best of both types of products. Customers "should be able to eat Lays potato chips with their organic root beer, if that's what they want to do.They can buy meats without antibiotics and hormones, and still drink Coca-Cola."
More expansion is coming, with a focus on delivering groceries to businesses and homes.

The 20,000-square-foot store off Smallman Street merged in recent weeks with virtual produce market Good Apples LLC. By early June, trucks used to deliver Good Apples orders to corporate offices across the region will be put into service later each day, to take Right by Nature orders to customers.

Currently, Good Apples delivers to about 40,000 customers who work at more than 300 companies including Highmark Inc. and General Nutrition Corp., based Downtown.

Right by Nature recently added outdoor seating, new signs and an area where customers can place orders ahead of time and pick them up outside the store.

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Bruce Klepper - President

In June 1986, Bruce started Advanced Retail Management Systems. Now 24 years later the company is still focused on its core business of providing retailers with superior products and services for computerized Inventory Control and Point-of-Sale solutions. Today the company supports over 2,000 retail locations from coast to coast - click here to see our US customer locations across the country. Bruce has led the company over the years focusing on customer service as the number 1 priority. He has also spent years building a well organized company by creating business operating plans and documenting internal business procedures. He has a hands-on management approach and invites customers to call him with their questions or suggestions. You can reach Bruce by E-mail at bruce.klepper@armsys.com or by phone at (800) 305-0461 Ext 301. Bruce has a Bachelors Degree in Music Composition and Theory. Actively involved in music, he also enjoys Colorado's varied outdoor activities.

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NRF CEO backs 2010 U.S. retail sales view
Martinne Geller
NEW YORK
Mon Jun 21, 2010 10:48pm BST

Matt Shay, President and Chief Executive of the National Retail Federation, appears at the 2010 Reuters Consumer and Retail Summit in New York June 21, 2010.
Credit: Reuters/Shannon Stapleton

NEW YORK(Reuters) - U.S. retail sales are on track to rise 2.5 percent this year despite lingering unemployment and economic uncertainty, the head of the nation's premier retail trade group said on Monday.

In January, the National Retail Federation had forecast a 2.5 percent rise for 2010, as the industry comes out of its worst slump in decades. Speaking at the Reuters Consumer and Retail Summit in New York, NRF Chief Executive Matthew Shay affirmed that forecast.

"Based on what we saw in the first four or five months of the year, I think we're right on track," said Shay, who has been in the job for five months.

"We feel confident that 2.5 percent is the right number."

"That reflects a market in which there's a high degree of uncertainty and we're going to see things going a little bit sideways from now for the rest of the year," Shay said.

He added that the trade group would have more data to support its forecast following the upcoming back-to-school shopping season.

Retailers' bets on future consumption can often be measured by how much merchandise they order upfront.

In general, Shay said retailers remained "very sensitive" about how much inventory they were willing to take on, in order to avoid a repeat performance from late 2008 and early 2009, when they were forced to offer steep, profit-sapping discounts to move unsold merchandise.

"The big issue for us is what's going on economically with jobs, with housing, with access to credit -- and that obviously impacts consumer confidence levels and consumer spending," Shay said. And to the extent that the European debt crisis affects U.S. equity markets, he said it also impacts U.S. consumer spending.

"I think that it does have a psychological effect, at some level," he said.

See Full Article:http://uk.reuters.com/article/idUSTRE65K5ER20100621

Source: Reuters