NCR’s Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad June
NCR did not have a good June in 2019. Fortunately for them, we’re here to make sure they start
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“But you know that the worst part is? NCR didn’t even reach out to their dealers and explain why this was happening, or what they were doing to remedy the situation. ”
As a POS Dealer and integrator (not Aloha), I’ve run into the poor downward communications from Software Manufactures. This communications problem is not specific to Aloha.
We are the eyes and ears of the industry the Brand Ambassadors, and its a shame the MFGs (not all) don’t value their Dealer channel as much as they should.
Dealers have a love-hate relationship with corporate. Some dealers are a necessary evil. The internet is proving that too many dealers fall into this category. Expect consolidation to continue as crappy dealers get pushed out