“ATS Money Systems, Inc…today announced that its
wholly-owned subsidiary, Innovative Electronics, Inc…has been
awarded a contract in excess of $275,000 by The Dunlap Company –
Texas, to provide them with the new Red Hat…Linux-based
StoreComm2000 Retail Store Management System…“
“The Dunlap Company, headquartered in Fort Worth, Texas, owns 62
department stores located in a dozen states, primarily in the
Southwest and Northeast. The company’s department store chains are
typically independent, mid-scale retailers, including, Dunlaps,
M.M. Cohn, Stripling & Cox, McClurkans, Porteous, The White
House, and Heironimus. The Dunlap Company will be installing the
Linux-based StoreComm2000 System in all 62 of its stores. Rollout
is scheduled to begin in January, 2000.”
“Innovative Electronics, Inc., a major supplier to the retail
marketplace, provides an end-to-end solution that integrates
point-of-sale, in-store, and host applications in a distributed
computing network. Innovative’s state-of-the-art StoreComm System
allows the retailer to run their store systems unattended, using
Linux, UNIX or Windows NT as the operating system. Current
application offerings include traditional POS functionality plus
electronic journal, EAS control, Sales Audit, VICS compliant price
look-up, layaway, and gift certificate tracking.”