Squirrel Systems today announced that Boyne Resorts, the largest family-owned resort network in North America, has selected Squirrel Professional POS software for its food and beverage operations at four Michigan and Montana resorts, namely Boyne Highlands Resort, Boyne Mountain Resort, The Inn at Bay Harbor - A Renaissance Golf Resort, and Big Sky Resort.
In addition to meeting all of the requested functional requirements, Squirrel Professional proved to be a cost-effective point of sale solution. Ryan D. Kneeshaw, Business Technology Analyst at Boyne Resorts, elaborated, "Squirrels feature-rich software is built on a robust Microsoft SQL technology platform that allows us to use our existing terminals and printers. As a result, our original POS hardware investment has been protected."
Demonstrating the softwares scalability and flexibility, Squirrel Professional will be installed in 36 outlets representing a variety of concepts, from fine and casual dining restaurants to bars and quick service cafes. Outlets within each resort will be networked, allowing consolidated sales reports to be easily generated from the Squirrel Professional POS data.
Strong mobile support was another consideration for selecting Squirrel Systems. With Squirrel Mobility, Boyne Resorts will have the ability to seamlessly operate Squirrel Professional software on devices such as the Apple iPad and iPhone. Mr. Kneeshaw said, "Squirrel Mobility looks like a great mobile POS solution for providing further revenue opportunities at poolside and from our golf course beverage carts."
According to Mike Devine, Vice President of Marketing and Channel Sales at Squirrel Systems, "Our proven technology and talented implementations and support team will help Boyne Resorts make an easy transition from their current POS software to Squirrel Professional." Mr. Devine continued, "Weve been a point of sale pioneer since 1984 with headquarters located in close proximity to one of the worlds best ski resorts, where we have many satisfied Squirrel customers. This combined experience in food and beverage and resort operations will ensure the successful implementation and support of Squirrels hospitality management solutions at Boynes various properties."
About Boyne Resorts
Boyne Resorts is the largest family owned four-season resort company in North America; founded by Everett Kircher in 1947. A Michigan-based corporation, Boyne Resorts owns and/or operates award-winning mountain and golf resorts and attractions throughout the United States and Canada including Cypress Mountain near Vancouver, British Columbia, official freestyle skiing and snowboard venue of the 2010 Olympic Winter Games, Sugarloaf and Sunday River Resort in Maine, Boyne Mountain, Boyne Highlands, The Inn at Bay Harbor - A Renaissance Golf Resort and Avalanche Bay Indoor Waterpark in Michigan, Big Sky Resort in Montana, Loon Mountain in New Hampshire, Gatlinburg Sky Lift in Tennessee, Brighton in Utah, Crystal Mountain and The Summit at Snoqualmie in Washington. For more information on Boyne Resorts, please visit http://www.boyneresorts.com.
About Squirrel Systems
Squirrel Systems, the point of sale pioneer, is proud to be celebrating 27 years as a technology provider to the global hospitality industry. In 1984, Squirrel revolutionized the industry with the first touchscreen restaurant POS system. Over the years, Squirrel introduced advancements such as integrated credit card authorization through the POS and native Microsoft SQL Server databases for real time data access. This spirit of innovation and success continues today with award-winning and customer-focused products like Squirrel Professional, Squirrel in a Box, Squirrel in a Box for Hotels, and Squirrel Mobility, as well as unparalleled support programs such as Squirrel EasyCare, Squirrel SmartWatch, and Squirrel DataStore. Squirrel Systems is a Microsoft Gold Certified Partner and offers solutions that meet the highest level of Payment Card Industry validation, PA DSS. For more information, visit squirrelsystems.com.
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