LAN Services Partners with California POS

San Jose, CA, April 16, 2010 --(PR.com)-- Lan Services has entered into a partnership with CA-POS, the Californian turnkey Point-of-Sale system provider in the west coast. The deal is expected to impart significant effects in the ecommerce-enabled POS systems market and should deliver a lot benefits in favor of online retailers. “We are combining the best business practices of both LAN Services and CA-POS. The customers of CA-POS can now take their stores online with the help of ecommerce applications developed by LAN services at a highly discounted price available for them only”, said Anil Jindal, CEO of LAN Services. With LAN Services’ vast experience in developing RMS integrated online shopping cart solutions, this partnership will come as major sell booster for CA-POS customers using Microsoft Retail Management System/POS2009.

“We had thoroughly evaluated their flagship shopping cart application – 24SevenCart, before we went into this partnership. We are happy that we can now provide our customers with a highly scalable and affordable shopping cart application. Product information in your retail store will now be synchronized with your web store in seconds!” told Steve Schultz of CA-POS. As LAN Services promises, 24SevenCart is 100% customizable – in other words, an online retailer can customize any feature to his/her business needs; naturally, CA-POS customers can now en-cash this advantage to run flexible and custom-made online shopping carts to boost their overall sales. A 24SevenCart based online shopping application.

As Mr. Jindal pointed out, “The deal will ensure that a business owner will no longer be required to go shopping for things he needs to run his retail business and to take it online. We will provide everything under the same roof and that too – at an unprecedented cost. If you have a small business – we have the complete solution to run it profitably.”

The online retail segment has observed a significant growth in recent times as an increasing number of shoppers are considering the web-shopping option to be viable enough in terms of user-friendliness and quality of services. It is expected that as more retailers embrace the online selling option to fatten up their overall sales, both LAN Services and CA-POS will make inroads towards capitalizing on this growing euphoria.

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