Case Study – Anthony's Restaurants
Dinerware POS Case Study

IT/Staff Chains

Restaurant POS for multi-site and IT staff.

Dinerware supports open hardware and software platforms which puts decisions in your hands so you can use your own IT resources for deployment, modifications, support or maintenance.

Superb ease of use

Reduce training time for staff and managers. The intuitive user interact maximizes productivity and reduces support costs.

Live system technology

Make POS system changes fast from any terminal or remotely. Spend more time with customers and less time with the software.

Lightweight workstation

Configuration is a breeze – set up local devices and your are done. Our stateless, anonymous design allows workstation hardware to be replaced easily. Localized hardware issues do not affect overall system integrity.

Native network

Dinerware runs on standard Windows platforms – no expensive proprietary server or thin-client operating systems. New workstations auto-configure and the system does not rely on Windows file or print sharing thanks to core TCP communications.

Enterprise ready

Choose enterprise reporting and data “push” solutions that fit your business. Dinerware offers consulting to help you select and customize appropriate technology.

Secure, standards-based data storage

Dinerware uses SQL Server to minimize the amount of data stored on workstations. Other POS systems store data on each workstation in case the primary database fails. This multiplies the overhead required to manage and secure data. SQL provides fast, reliable and secure data storage that can be managed by the IT team. The same SQL Server installation can provide data storage for multiple applications, including accounting software, office applications and even your website.

Open architecture

IT has full control of the Dinerware POS system. Integrate with other applications through:

  • Open programming APIs
  • Convenient access mechanisms like web services
  • Transparent data models

Dinerware has the flexibility to fulfill enterprise-level technology requirements. Read more about Dinerware Technology.