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“Historically we developed in VB (Visual Basic) over an MS Access database.

The bulk of the cost was for hardware,” continues Jurich. “For significantly less cost per lane, retailers could install scanning. Based on input of our retailer customers, both the back office and POS systems evolved over the years,” says Jurich. After that RORC evolved to include a simple POS scanning system that could run on a low-end PC. “We began development of a product offering, now called RORC, which started with a back-office price management system. In 1985, a group of three wholesale co-operatives wanted to do something to help its retailers with in-store systems. While large retail chains could afford such an investment, those costs were usually prohibitive for an independent retailer”, explains Joe Jurich, CTO at DUMAC. At that time there were only a few big-name players in the retail automation market charging over US$10,000 per lane to install a POS scanning system. “If a retailer wasn’t scanning, the customer looked at them as if they were old fashioned. In the early eighties the retail industry had started to move away from mechanical cash registers towards electronic systems that could scan goods at the checkout. The Search for a New Development EnvironmentĭUMAC Business Systems, Inc., founded in 1952 and headquartered in Syracuse, NY, USA, serves thousands of customers in the Quick Service (QS), Supermarket and Table Service (TS) markets across the USA and Canada, with its POS (point of sales) and back office solutions.Having been hindered over the years by having to revisit perfectly good business logic every time there was a major upgrade in the operating system, the database or development language, DUMAC decided several years ago to redevelop from the ground up its old Visual Basic-based retail system with a development environment that would shield it from forced code revisions and having to maintain multiple versions.ĭUMAC selected Visual LANSA and is now very successfully rolling out its new single source Point-of-Sale and back office solution, called RORC, to over 1,000 retail locations across the USA and Canada, who have a mixture of Windows operating systems.

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