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-Scenarios – tons of them. Define it, do it, review it. -Use the system to sell the system. Show tons of different scenarios and how things work together. -Use the interactive map on the main homepage or site. Break things into groups and categories. Treat the map like a department store and help educate people about what we have. -Do some comparisons on what it costs to get a retail POs system, stations, network, licenses, etc. As compared with adilas; any computer, add any hardware you want and no contract. -Going back to scenarios – show the diversity – think about how stores and shopping centers get you to buy their products. Piggy back on their marketing efforts; show case your products! -Education is starting to hold and bear more and more weight. Good education may, in fact, be better than super awesome code. -With the adilas product – it starts as a base monthly fee. You are then able to mix, blend, pick, choose, add to, permission, or customize your usage. It could be as slim as a phone or tablet or it could be multi stations with barcode scanners, credit card swipers, digital scales, label printers, receipt printers, document scanners, different printers for reports and check and whatever. It could be a laptop, a desktop and old dinosaur (old computer). You could use multiple monitors, touchscreen, exports to PDF or MS Excel and the list goes on. -Because we use the web and a browser (teach browser concepts) – we automatically get a ton of cool features and options. That in itself is like riding on the shoulders of a giant. Browsers are cool and make our product look good. -Pros and cons of old cash registers. Hand tickets vs. computer systems. High-end retail compared with grocery stores, compared with cash registers, compared with web and eCommerce, compared with old DOS based systems. What a wide range of options. It might be kind of fun to compare price tags, speed, accuracy, functionality and ease of use. -We have lots of tools and solutions, we just need to show them off and help educate our customers about what and how they work. |