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Latest NewsRadiant Systems Technology Enhances Fan Experience at Metricon StadiumAustralian-based company selects Quest product suite for its ease of use and robust functionality ATLANTA (August 18, 2011) — Radiant Systems, Inc. (Nasdaq: RADS) today announced the successful implementation of its Quest technology in Queensland, Australia’s new Metricon Stadium. Michael O’Brien Catering Pty Ltd, a leader in stadium and corporate hospitality in Australia and New Zealand, is responsible for the food and beverage operations and is running Quest Venue Manager software hosting 31 Q1515 touch screen point-of-sale (POS) terminals and 98 VS terminals throughout the stadium. “Radiant’s Quest technology was a natural fit for our operations,” said Kim Gerhardt, venue catering manager for Metricon Stadium. “Radiant’s expertise in our industry combined with the power of its fully, integrated solution help us provide the seamless, engaging experience that our fans deserve.” “Built specifically for stadium operations, Quest is an ideal solution for large events-based venues,” said Scott Kingsfield, president of the retail, sports and entertainment division for Radiant Systems. “Efficiency, speed and customer throughput are the top priorities for events-based operations and we look forward to helping Michael O’Brien Catering achieve its goals.” About Radiant Systems, Inc. About Michael O’Brien Catering Pty Ltd
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