The American healthcare system is evolving. Patients are increasingly receiving service from a number of small, standalone facilities such as urgent care clinics, diagnostic centers, dialysis clinics, and ambulatory surgical centers. To effectively serve their...
To operate efficiently, convenience stores need the ability to both secure funds and vend change to their cashiers at the exact moment they need it. That’s why managers and owners of C-stores should consider adopting automated coin dispensing systems like the Tube...
Amusement parks are cash-intensive businesses, with cash exchanged at seemingly every turn. From the parking lot and front gate, to the concession stands and restaurants, to the boardwalk and gift shops, cash is still the most frequently used payment instrument...
When cash is manually managed on a college campus, it wastes valuable time and resources that could be better spent supporting students and faculty. Venues with high cash volumes are susceptible to theft and misplaced or miscounted funds, while also being hit with...
The process of checking into a hotel almost universally relies on a credit or debit card. However, cash still finds itself flowing through hotels and resorts on a daily basis. Whether at the bar, concessions, the pool, front-facing shops, or the front desk itself,...
Retail trends are changing, but one thing remains the same: the popularity of cash as a proven payment method. With a whopping overall consumer spend estimated at $2.3 trillion, the good ol’ American greenback continues to trounce not only its plastic competitors, but...
