I am pleased to pass along that RITE recently closed a large sale with a retail chain using the Microsoft RMS point of sale software to deploy our Card Defender EMV solution. The main competition was Shift 4 and the retailer initially balked at the up front costs for Card Defender when compared to the up front costs for the Shift 4 solution.
As both Card Defender, and Shift 4 provide an EMV/chip card processing solution for Microsoft RMS, a cost comparison was done to show the true long term costs of Card Defender versus Shift 4 over the course of 5 years.
The 5 year total costs for the Card Defender solution from RITE came in around $14,000.
The 5 year total costs for the Shift 4 solution came in around $48,000 (!).
Needless to say, the retailer choose Card Defender as their Microsoft RMS EMV solution. This is an important example in terms of factoring long term costs (or Total Cost of Ownership) and not just comparing initial deployment costs when looking at EMV options for Microsoft RMS.
More information on Card Defender can be found at http://www.pospondering.com/p/card-defender-emv-for-rms.html , by calling me at 208-340-5632, or emailing kevinantosh@gmail.com
Offering point of sale general advice, consulting, and sales/service to independent retailers and food service businesses with between 1 and 50 store locations in the United States. Special focus on Pet Stores, Hobby Stores, Goodwill and Similar Thrift Stores, Book Stores, Gift Shops, Cannabis Retailers, Nursery and Garden Centers, Museums, Gift Shops, restaurants, and bars as well as Beer, Wine and Liquor Stores.
Wednesday, December 7, 2016
RITE Card Defender for Microsoft RMS Wins Big Over Shift4
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