Capitalize on the Benefits of Payment Orchestration
As the complexity of managing multiple payment channels and services continues to evolve, the concept of payment orchestration has garnered increasing attention in the merchant community. Despite this growing interest, there has been a notable lag in actual implementation of orchestration capabilities. Here we explore what payment orchestration is, why it’s relevant to merchants, and how to overcome the challenges to effective orchestration.
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Payment Trends in Convenience and Fuel Retail
An Interview Of Impact 21’S Gabe Olives – By The Wise Marketer The following article and interview with Gabe Olives, Chief […]
Gabe Olives Of Impact 21 Joins The Transportation Energy Institute Board Of Advisors
Chief Information Officer of Impact 21, Gabe Olives brings his industry expertise in technology, fuel management, legislative affairs, POS/BOS, and […]
CSP Daily News – Retail Group Launches New C-Store Concept
Greater Houston Retailers Cooperative Association Develops ‘Kudos’ Brand This news release, authored by Greg Lindenberg, was published by CSP Daily News. HOUSTON […]
Can your business fully automate UAT and Certification?
titive tasks in place of manual human re-entry. Given the current state of automated testing, however, W. Capra urges any merchant exploring automated capabilities to ensure that human resources continue to remain a part of testing— not just to oversee testing robotics, but to play an active role in the QA process where robotics have not yet proven effective.
When to Prepare for EV
Though there remains ongoing debate around how to best deploy the EV infrastructure, and although internal combustion vehicles will surely remain in market for a long time to come, the tipping point for national EV adoption remains an inevitability.
10 Tips for Operationalizing Data Privacy
The road to finding the right vendor for your organization can often be a long one. You must define your needs, secure budget, conduct countless fact-finding calls, negotiate a contract, and then go live. This process takes time!
What is a Payment Account Reference (PAR) and why does it matter to merchants?
PAR is an alphanumeric reference point that enables a business to track a consumer and their payment account across the various payment methods they use. For example, a consumer may have 3 credit cards in their wallet, each of which would generate a different token if used in a tokenized environment. PAR links these cards to a single payment account and broadens the idea of tracking a consumer’s activity across payment methods beyond the scope of a single merchant.
CSP Magazine – Indie Retailers, Decide What You Want To ‘Be’
Independent Retailers Can Succeed Amidst Larger Chains And Regional Players. This article, authored by Impact 21’s Tom Newbould, was featured in […]
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