Le Pain Quotidien chose Toast POS for their nationwide rollout, and they chose Phoenix Geeks to handle the installation. Our team of Travelling Techs embedded with LPQ's IT staff to install Toast at all of their locations in Manhattan, Los Angeles, Miami, Washington D.C., and Chicago.
Total Wine & More contacted Phoenix Geeks to help with their nationwide store upgrade project. Our team travelled to stores in multiple states to swap out Access Points for Meraki APs. We also updated the switches and routers in each store with the Total Wine & More network administration team.
The Aaron's Company is an American lease-to-own retailer. The company focuses on leases and retail sales of furniture, electronics, appliances, and computers. The company sells through the company-operated and franchised stores, e-commerce platform (Aarons.com) and national retail partners using virtual lease-to-own technology Progressive Leasing.
Phoenix Geeks now offers a way to embed a link to your menu in your main restaurant phone number via text, or off your menu tree.
Test it out, text menu to 8337494335 or map to 8337494335.
VOIP Phone Service will lower your company’s phone bill while adding many more features than you currently have.
If you accept credit cards as a form of payment, then you’re likely familiar with PCI compliance. But what exactly is it? And why does it matter?
PCI compliance is a set of security standards that businesses must adhere to in order to process credit card payments safely and securely. By meeting these standards, businesses can help protect themselves from data breaches and fraud, while also providing customers with peace of mind knowing their information is safe.
There are a number of requirements that businesses must meet in order to be PCI compliant, including ensuring that all credit card data is encrypted, maintaining a secure network, and regularly testing security systems. While meeting these requirements can be costly and time-consuming, the potential costs of not being compliant are much higher.
In the event of a data breach, businesses that are not PCI compliant can be subject to heavy fines from credit card companies and banks. In addition, they may also face legal action from customers who have had their personal information compromised.
Businesses that take steps to become PCI compliant can help to safeguard their customers’ data, while also protecting themselves from financial and legal repercussions.
Today, more and more businesses are turning to LTE devices as a backup Internet connection in case of an emergency. If your business relies on the Internet to function, then you can’t afford to not have a Unifi LTE backup device. This device provides a fast and reliable backup connection so that your business can continue to run smoothly in the event that your primary Internet connection goes down. Contact us today to learn more about how a Unifi LTE backup device can help keep your business online.
The layout of a restaurant can have a big impact on the overall dining experience. In some cases, amusements like games or TVs can be a great addition to the atmosphere. However, it’s important to make sure that these elements are well-placed and don’t become a nuisance.
It’s no secret that the internet is essential to modern life. From checking email to streaming music and movies, to working from home, the internet has become a staple in homes across the globe. But what happens when your regular connection goes out? A backup internet connection can be a lifesaver in situations like this. Here’s what you need to know about backup internet connections.
How to get Internet for your food truck, or other mobile setup, where you
Phoenix Geeks now offers a way to embed a link to your menu in your main restaurant phone number via text, or off your menu...
Phoenix Geeks Is The Answer For Your Next Nationwide I.T. Rollout And Project
