Sodexho Asia Pacific puts profitable growth on the menu through common, efficient processes Jan 2006
Sodexho Asia Pacific, a leading global food provider, put profitable growth on the menu when it engaged IBM Business Consulting Services to create common, efficient processes.
Secret Recipe improves responsiveness and customer relationships with an IBM POS solution Dec 2005
An IBM wireless point-of-sale (POS) solution integrates wait and kitchen staff to streamline the serving process throughout the café chain.
 Village Tavern (65KB, Sep 2007)
The Village Tavern Inc. boosts profitability and customer satisfaction when it refreshes its point-of-sale equipment with IBM SurePOS 500 Series and IBM SureMark hardware.
Active Ride Shop (70KB, Jul 2007)
Specialty retailer Active Ride Shop boosts its profitability and fuels a rapid growth strategy with IBM Retail Store Solutions.
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IBM SurePOS 500 Series blends sleek design and high performance 26 Sep 2006
Caribou Coffee innovates with IBM SurePOS 500 systems 29 Mar 2006
Many of the courses below are complimentary.
RE4840C - Introducing the IBM SurePOS 533, 543, 553, and 563
This course will introduce you to the IBM SurePOS 500 Series Models 533, 543, 553, and 563 and their standard and optional features. You will learn the benefits of infrared touch, how to upgrade and maintain these systems, and the sources of support available to you.
RE4840C2 - Operating System Preload for the SurePOS 500 Series
This course update supplements the base course RE4840C.
It provides information about the preloaded Microsoft® Windows®y XP Professional operating system now available for the SurePOS 500 Series systems. We recommend that you complete the base course prior to downloading and taking this module.
RE4840C3 - Enhanced SurePOS 500 Models Update
This condensed updated course focuses on the enhanced IBM SurePOS 500 Series models 573, W73, 57Z, and W7Z. It provides the technical information that will assist you in supporting, upgrading, and maintaining these models that have been added to the SurePOS 500 Series portfolio. You will be able to identify the features, systems, power management support and operating systems in addition to the peripheral options of the enhanced models. You will also be able to locate the system components, describe troubleshooting and maintenance procedures along with listing the technical specifications.
RE6500C - WEPOS Preloads for IBM POS
This course focuses on the various IBM point-of-sale system and kiosk models that are now available with the Microsoft® Windows® Embedded for Point of Service (WEPOS) operating system preloaded.
RE4840H - SurePOS 500/600 Hardware Service Training
This course provides the student with information required to safely and efficiently perform hardware service and maintenance on the IBM 4840 SurePOS 500 and 600 series point-of-sale systems. Topics include features and functions, troubleshooting, location of internal and external components, software installation, hardware configuration, and Field Replacement Units (FRUs) removal and replacement procedures. In addition, this course incorporates a detailed video segment demonstrating a complete teardown and reassembly of the 4840.
SE484000 - IBM SurePOS 533, 543, 553, and 563 Hardware Service Training
This service training course will teach you how to repair and maintain the IBM SurePOS 500 Series Models 533, 543, 553, and 563. Also included are instructions for the replacement and ordering of FRUs.
SE485100 - IBM SurePOS 500 4851 and 4951 Service Training
This service training course will teach you how to repair and maintain the IBM SurePOS 500 Model 514 (4851) and the IBM SurePOS Express 4951 system. Also included are instructions for the replacement and ordering of FRUs and a job aid section.
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