| How Dunkinâ Donuts And California Donuts Rolled The Dice (And The Dough) Leading into National Donut Day, PYMNTS caught up with owners at two iconic donut shops: California Donuts, a former franchise that has now become a single-location, single-owner success story, and Dunkinâ Donuts, one of the largest brands on the planet. Hereâs how each one found its way to success and leveraged technology to help keep their donut shops rolling in the dough. |
| Kiwi's Little Robot That Could (Deliver The Last Mile) Developing a delivery robot means thinking about the delivery first, and the robot second. That means delivery robots must be cheap to produce and practical to deploy, said Kiwi CTO Jason Oviedo. Hereâs what one looks like, and how they are delivering the last mile on college campuses. |
| Letting The Machines Do Their Thing Robots are changing what types of jobs humans need to do, as well as how those jobs get done. Thatâs a good thing for organizations that hope to meet the ever-rising tide of consumer demand for faster, cheaper, more accurate financial services. Hereâs how these startups are hastening the robotsâ day. |
| | mPOS Tracker™ | | TRENDING: mPOS That Turns Fingerprints Into Payments Hereâs one way to remove mobile wallet friction â donât ask consumers to use one at the point of sale. mPOS solution provider Touché believes that biometric-powered payments at the point of sale are the next big thing. But are consumers willing to trust putting their fingerprints on an mPOS reader? Touché CEO Sahba Saint-Claire answers that question â and explains why biometric mPOS may also be the key to a more efficient loyalty program, in this monthâs mPOS Tracker. |
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