NRS Petro and Fiscal Systems Partner to Deliver Streamlined Fuel Dispenser Integration for Gas Stations
NRS Petro, a division of National Retail Solutions (NRS) that provides gas station owners with a system to upgrade their pumps with a pump-integrated point-of-sale (POS) system and EMV compliance, has partnered with Fiscal Systems, a point-of-sale and retail automation solutions provider for convenience stores and truck stops across the USA. The partnership streamlines fuel […]
The Power of Cash Discount Programs
Credit cards offer many advantages to both customers and merchants. Credit cards provide convenience, security, the ability to earn rewards or cashback on purchases and the ability to make purchases one may not be able to afford by allowing them to pay over time. Unfortunately, merchants struggle with credit card payments because they must pay […]
Gas Price Trends & What They Mean for Independent Gas Stations
Gas prices are constantly shifting, influenced by global supply, geopolitical tensions, seasonal demand, and refining costs. For independent gas stations, these fluctuations can significantly impact profitability, customer retention, and overall business strategy. Unlike branded stations with corporate pricing support, independent operators must navigate these changes strategically to stay competitive. What’s Driving Gas Price Fluctuations? Understanding […]
How A Multigenerational Workplace Can Benefit Businesses
In this companion piece to the article, “Navigating the Challenges of Generational Workforce Differences,” we will take a deeper dive into the advantages to businesses of combining the forte of four generations of employees to greatly increase profits. Specifically, we will look at strategic plans for a new business, in this case, a coffee shop […]
Why Business Owners Should Be Familiar With Regulations In 2025
It is essential that business owners familiarize themselves with ever-changing rules and regulations at every level of government. This applies to businesses of any size, whether they be a small corner store, mid-sized retail establishment or a company that employs hundreds of people. There are regulations at every level of government – local, county, state […]
What to Do When You Suspect a Dishonest Employee at Your Business
Something strange seems to be happening at your business. Perhaps the register till figurately appears light at the end of the night. Maybe the books are not quite balanced, though not significantly enough to raise an alarm. Or items seem to be selling at a pace that has outpaced your inventory tracking. Whether a business […]
Navigating the Challenges of Generational Workforce Differences
There was a time not too long ago when workplaces for the most part consisted of two age groups, Baby Boomers (born between 1945 and 1964) and Generation X (born between 1965 and 1980). When the two groups clashed, it was often because Gen X workers thought that the Boomers used outdated business models that […]
Physical Security Can Keep Your Business Safe
Combining human and technology-based security can go a long way in positioning a brick-and-mortar, small business to counter loss prevention. Tools such as security cameras, the watchful eyes of staff and stringent checkout procedures are excellent deterrents to shoplifters, scammers and other thieves While this toolbox mainly applies to the sales floor, human and technological […]
Key Principles to Reach the Next Level
by John Peters As a small business owner, you know that managing a business is filled with obstacles. You’re often wearing multiple hats—marketer, accountant, strategist—all while keeping daily operations steady. With so much to handle, how do you keep growing, making an impact, and standing out? After years of partnering with small business owners as […]
Brand Loyalty vs. Convenience
Brand loyalty is disappearing or maybe it has already slipped away. Not too long ago, many people would make purchases without even considering another option purely based on prior experiences with a company, but this no longer seems to be the case. These relationships seem to be falling apart. Maybe it is in part due […]
