Merging point-of-sale systems can be tricky. Reliability and transaction speed are critical — it has to be quick and convenient for customers. And any downtime can mean a significant loss of revenue.
This case study, sponsored by NEXTEP SYSTEMS, examines how Hudson News and Dunkin' Donut were able to merge their POS systems on a tight timeline — about 150 days — and the challenges they faced, including:

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