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Totally. There hasn't been an incentive for them to upgrade, so they haven't. As more people get into the space and do cool things on top of POS systems that pl
by SheepSlapper 12y ago
Totally. There hasn't been an incentive for them to upgrade, so they haven't. As more people get into the space and do cool things on top of POS systems that play nice with developers, they might be more inclined to switch/upgrade so they can have the same cool features as everyone else.
The industry is definitely moving in that direction, but POS companies are behemoths that haven't had to innovate in the past 20 years, so it'll be slow and painful.
- wil421 12y agoOr in my company's case we dont innovate we "buy" it and then add our logo. It really sucks because I can see what new technologies can bring to the table. I really feel POS systems should run on any desktop hardware.
- rhizome 12y agoWhat incentive to the incumbents have to give up their lockin?