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Payment Trends and Emerging Technologies for Retailers

Overview The payments industry is experiencing significant change, driven by both technology progress and consumer demand for better methods. Leveraging technology to solve business problems and achieve desired goals is mission-critical, especially for retailers. Written for information technology (IT) professionals and managers, this paper identifies opportunities for retailers to lower operating costs and plan for the integration of new payment methods in their business operations.

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Publisher	Symbol Technologies	File Format	HTML
Date Published	November 2003	Downloads	244
Format	White Papers
Topics	Smart Cards, ROI - TCO

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