Gas N’ Shop selects Radiant POS for increased speed of service and reduced training time
ATLANTA (March 21, 2005)—Radiant Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ: RADS) announces the certification of Radiant Point-of-Sale (POS) for Sinclair Oil Corp. marketers. The Salt Lake City-based Sinclair markets fuel in 21 states and supplies fuel to more than 2,600 company-and distributor-operated stations. This certification enables Sinclair marketers of all sizes to choose a POS provider with a proven, reliable platform and more than 10 years experience in the petroleum and convenience retail industry.
“As a multi-branded marketer, Radiant’s investment in network certification enables me to select the best technology solution to grow revenue,” said Craig Dorsey, Information Technology director at Gas N’ Shop, an operator of more than 30 Sinclair-branded sites. “With the increasingly competitive convenience retail environment, it’s vital to provide customers with a quality experience while increasing our speed of service. We look to our technology solution from Radiant to make that difference.”
Gas N’ Shop operates approximately 70 gasoline station/convenience stores in Nebraska, as well as one in Iowa and three locations in Kansas. Sales, service and support for Gas N’ Shop is provided by Retail Data Systems (RDS). RDS is a valuable partner supporting Radiant’s focus into its core market segments by providing operators with local knowledge, availability and a close partnership while delivering the benefits of Radiant’s industry-leading technology.
“Radiant’s solution delivers a system that is specialized for the petroleum and convenience industry and provides answers to specific challenges such as integrating food service and multi-store management,” said Mark Schoen, president of Radiant’s global petroleum and convenience retail division. “Radiant enables independent operators to ensure consistency in their operations and respond quickly to business demands.”
The Radiant POS integrates into retailers’ existing back office and pricebook systems through the PCATS-NAXML compatibility standards. Utilizing these standards, Radiant’s open solution improves the detail and breadth of the data provided to the back-office systems while providing consumers with a faster and more convenient shopping experience in the store.
Company Information
Founded in 1985, Radiant Systems, Inc. provides innovative store technology for the hospitality, petroleum and convenience store, and entertainment industries. Radiant’s point-of-sale, self-service kiosk, and back-office technology enables operators to drive top-line growth and improve bottom-line performance. Headquartered in Atlanta, Radiant (www.radiantsystems.com) has deployed its solutions in more than 50,000 sites worldwide.
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