Southeastern grocer Winn-Dixie is replacing its outdated IBM POS solution with 6,000 new SurePOS 700 systems in 484 stores. The retailer is planning to begin the implementation in a number of pilot ...

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Epicor, IBM Team on POS Product Irvine-based Epicor Software has teamed up with IBM on a new point-of-sale product for specialty and department store retailers. Epicor announced the deal Monday ...

Wakefern will also use IBM's Store Integrator on the IBM 4690 operating system. ShopRite stores also will be upgraded with IBM SurePOS 700 POS terminals and servers and IBM SurePoint 4820 Touch ...

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ARMONK, N.Y. — Winn-Dixie has selected IBM point-of-sale and self-checkout technology to help transform customer service, speed innovation and increase the operational efficiency of 484 Winn ...

IBM, Retalix Collaborate on C-store Tech Solutions . 5/6/2008. DALLAS -- Software solution provider Retalix Ltd. formed a worldwide partnership with IBM, to deliver combined software ...

Toshiba said Tuesday it will purchase IBM's retail point-of-sale (POS) business for $850 million, with the Japanese company taking over the hardware business while IBM shifts its focus to back-end ...

Man-Dell Food Stores, which operates nine Key Food stores in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens and Nassau County, has deployed new IBM scan-and-bag and point-of-sale technology in five locations, IBM ...

Trying to deepen its presence in the POS (point-of-sale) market, IBM on Thursday unwrapped a Linux-based solution that ties together SuSE Linux with Big Blue’s eServer hardware and middleware ...

Toshiba TEC is set to buy IBM's point-of-sale business for $850 million, in a move that would make the half-owned Toshiba subsidiary the world's largest vendor of retail machines.