Two news items suggest that the mobile is playing an increasing point of sale to the detriment of the TPE classic
- a post paymentsnews :
A "Mobile POS Survey "Commissioned by Honeywell and Conducted by Harris Interactive online in December 2010, consumer acceptance and data and identify That use of mobile technology in retail Is A rising trend.
" Based On The Survey, Majority of adults (72%) Have Been Offered the Opportunity to check out using mobile POS. Of The 13% of early adopters That Actually Have checked out using a mobile POS solution, half That APPROVED using mobile POS saves time and 43% say that paperless receipts sent via email are a good idea. Additionally, the survey found that nearly one in five adults (17%) uses credit cards for in-store purchases and would be interested in trying mobile POS.
In the retail context, Mobile POS is defined as purchases completed on the spot (ala Apple store), using a mobile device to quickly scan items and swipe a card for payment, with the receipt printed via a mobile printer or emailed to the buyer. "
- un post de mobile commerce daily sur "Little Artika enables mobile payments at POS, throughout stores" très détaillé et qui finit par cette vidéo.
