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Join Forces with Osprey Retail – Your Stable Partner in POS Software

The State of the Industry and Osprey Retail The point of sale (POS) industry is changing rapidly. Consumer behaviors continue to evolve as more people consider themselves omnichannel shoppers and digital-native Gen Z’s buying power increases. Brick-and-mortar retailers need POS software solutions that allow them to meet their customers’ expectations for convenient, personalized in-store experiences…

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Trending Thrift Store Technology

Thrift Store Technology Transforming the Shopping Experience and Trends Thrift stores are embracing some exciting new tools to enhance the secondhand shopping experience. Applications like online platforms and data analytics used to be accessible only by large corporations with dedicated IT teams. However, innovations are revolutionizing thrift store technology and changing the way they operate and…

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Maximizing Pet Store Loyalty Programs

The Key to Competing with Big Box Stores The big dogs of the pet store industry like PetSmart, Chewy, and Amazon are gobbling up market share. But it is possible to compete with them. Small chain pet stores are gaining ground against the major players by employing creative pet store loyalty programs that keep their…

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Explore the Benefits of POS Systems for Nonprofits

What Type of Tech Should You Consider? Running a nonprofit is often an exercise in making every possible resource count. The technology you invest in is a major decision. Choosing the right POS systems for nonprofits can significantly benefit your operation’s efficiency and effectiveness. The hardware your POS operates on—like all-in-ones (AIOs), tablets, and kiosks—can give…

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What Makes A Successful Thrift Store?

Take These Three Simple Steps for Success You face a lot of competition as a thrift store owner. There are 28,849 thrift businesses in the United States and that number is going up by three and a half percent every year. You are all competing with each other for those thrifty shoppers and you need a solution that…

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