Rapidly Growing Quick Service Concept Selects Radiant Systems
The Pita Pit chose the Aloha point-of-sale and Enterprise reporting solutions for their ease of use and reliability
ATLANTA (March 27, 2006)—Radiant Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ: RADS) announced today The Pita Pit has selected the Aloha QuickService point-of-sale (POS), Delivery and Enterprise reporting applications running on Radiant hardware terminals. The Pita Pit selected Radiant for its rapidly growing concept because of Radiant’s complete and easy to use solution.
“The Aloha QuickService POS enables us to quickly train our staff and serve our customers promptly,” said Peter Riggs, vice president of Development for Pita Pit Inc. “Some stores deliver more than 100 pitas per day and the majority of our customers eat our food on the run. Our technology solution allows us to serve our loyal customer base with the speed and quality they’re used to.” The Pita Pit is a rapidly expanding unique concept opening four new stores every month to its 95 site base. They are known for their emphasis on healthy, freshly prepared food rolled in a delicious pita shell of their own design.
“The Pita Pit’s focus on the freshest ingredients and attention to customer service has created a successful concept that is growing rapidly,” said Andy Heyman, president of the Radiant Hospitality Division. "The Aloha suite of products offers The Pita Pit a flexible solution that can grow with their business. From associate interaction with the customer at the POS to corporate personnel customizing reports from Aloha Enterprise, Radiant strives to provide the highest level of value to the restaurant operator in a complete and reliable way. We have invested a great deal in our quick-service solution, and being chosen by The Pita Pit reflects the market’s continued adoption of our solution.”
Aloha QuickService POS helps operators reduce associate training time and improve order accuracy, and provides management of key processes at a central location. Radiant’s suite of Aloha products coupled with industry-leading hardware create an end-to-end solution with wide-ranging ability to meet restaurateurs’ needs.
About Radiant Systems, Inc.
Radiant Systems enables restaurant operators to increase sales, control operating costs and build customer loyalty through innovative technology solutions including point-of-sale, back office, enterprise reporting, gift card, loyalty programs, hardware and support. Radiant Systems features the easy to use, award-winning suites of Aloha and MenuLink software products coupled with its reliable, industry-proven hardware products. Radiant Systems' hospitality division is a global technology leader with more than 40,000 sites installed in more than 25 countries.
A publicly traded company since 1997, Radiant’s headquarters is in Atlanta with regional offices in Dallas, Memphis, Los Angeles, Prague, London, Singapore and Melbourne. Radiant has more than 900 employees worldwide and has more than 125 certified sales and service providers. Backed by a global infrastructure, Radiant Systems uniquely offers an end-to-end solution with the easiest to use and most reliable software and hardware in the industry.
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