I won't name any names, but a while back, one of our favorite business's owners was telling us about their problem with not being able to keep track of receipts since the company they were using wasn't really reliable.
Now if you're a business owner then you know how that can be a problem. Receipts are everything because they tell you how much of a profit you're making and spending and are a customer's lifeline when it comes to shopping. So, I'm wondering if our favorite little business knows about the epson receipt printer. Could it be a better solution to their receipt tracking problem? I'm thinking yes.
Showing posts with label printer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label printer. Show all posts
July 26, 2010
January 22, 2010
Technology Isn't Always Great
I'll be honest, I'm not too familiar with a receipt printer, but I've often heard they can be a pain unless you know how to handle them with care. I know when I was a desk clerk for a local hotel here in Independence, KS we always had problems trying to get our printer to print out receipts.
It never seemed to want to network with all of the computers and it was always on the blitz for one problem or another. After a while our manager decided the best thing to do was just hire someone who knew what they were doing and after that things went smoothly with the darn thing. Of course I honestly have no idea if it's still working great or not! LOL
It never seemed to want to network with all of the computers and it was always on the blitz for one problem or another. After a while our manager decided the best thing to do was just hire someone who knew what they were doing and after that things went smoothly with the darn thing. Of course I honestly have no idea if it's still working great or not! LOL
August 21, 2008
Going Eco-Friendly
Now that global warning is upon us, we have to take our environment seriously. There’s no more pretending that everything will be okay because to be honest, it won’t. We already know that recycling our plastics, paper and glass containers will help, but what else can we do? How else can we make a difference? It’s not hard to make the right choices and now everywhere we look, more and more companies are making their products eco-friendly. Even technology products are going green. From Apple to Hewlett Packard to Canon, everyone is making a difference in the environment.
Recycling is easy, but how do you know what to look for when replacing the technology in your home or at the office. Simple. Do your research. Visit places like superwarehouse that offer a great selection of eco-friendly brands like, Apple, Canon and Hewlett Packard. You can replace everything from digital cameras to HP Desktops and even that cheap printer you’ve been meaning to upgrade.
If you’re worried about the expense, don’t be. Eco-friendly products are getting cheaper by the minute. I’m even thinking about going eco-friendly with a new notebook at least. It’s definitely time to replace this piece of junk. But for right now, I’m adding energy saving lights that are better for the environment to our light fixtures and reusing recyclable plastic bags to help our environment.
What about you? What ways are you help with our threat of global warming? Do you recycle products if possible? Have you bought eco-friendly products or made your home more eco-friendly? What about the office? Are you doing anything there? Does your company use eco-friendly technology or are they still using products that are in a serious need of an upgrade?
No matter where you are in life, there’s always something you can do to help with our environmental threat. Even if you can’t afford to purchase a new computer that is eco-friendly right now, you could always talk to your local library and see if they would be willing to upgrade their computers. Or you can recycle books, newspapers, magazines, etc. Everyone can do their part. No job is too small. Every little bit helps. We can fight global warming just like superwarehouse is doing. If they can do it, so can we. Lets not try or we'll see. Lets do it!
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