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AutoVision Wireless

www.autovisionwireless.com

 
AutoVision Wireless Inc. is a North York, ON-based company in the Computers & Electronics sector.
  • Number of Employees: 0-25
  • Annual Revenue: $1-10 Million

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Dumac

Based in Syracuse, NY, DUMAC is a locally owned company providing Point-Of-Sale (POS) solutions to the Quick Service (QS), Supermarket and Table Service (TS) markets. These POS solutions are installed and supported across the US and Canada. Systems and services are also available from our Oklahoma City, OK, Houston, TX , Indianapolis, IN and Ft Worth, TX branches. SBOnet, a web-based reporting and inventory system for the QS industry, was developed by DUMAC to provide a solution for multi-unit operators to control costs. In addition, ancillary products such as order confirmation boards, drive-thru wireless and timer systems, digital menu boards and digital CCTV solutions are installed and supported. Our supermarket POS solutions include complete scanning and DSD systems as well as wireless solutions for price verification and remote applications. As the developer of RORC V6 supermarket POS software, we have the opportunity for continued growth in that industry. Wireless handhelds are also available for Table Service applications that allow wait staff to take and submit orders right from the table for customers located in upstate New York. Due to to our continued growth, we are currently seeking candidates for a variety of positions. Check us out at www.dumac.com/careers. Awarded among "Best Places to Work in CNY" for the past 5 years by the Business Journal.