May 2006      

Quest Retail Technology is excited to announce another 5 Major League Baseball stadiums that have upgraded to a Quest Point-Of-Sale Solution.

During April Quest completed the installation of almost 1000 POS Terminals into major league venues in North America.  Sites that upgraded to Quest included HHH Metrodome in Minnesota (Twins), Tropicana Field in Florida (Devil Rays), Kauffman Stadium in Missouri (Royals) and Rogers Center in Toronto, Canada (Blue Jays).  Additionally Quest installed its comprehensive back office software into Safeco Field, Washington (Mariners).

Point of sale solutions that were installed encompassed all stadium and arena operations; including Fine Dining, Suites, Food & Beverage Concessions, Merchandising, Vending, In-seat Service, Wireless Portables, Bars, Warehouse and Cash Room.  Once again Quest dispatched senior engineers and management to sites all around North America for opening home stands.

Quest General Manager Tim Stollznow said, “Not only did we successfully launch Quest in another 5 Major League Baseball Parks, we added extra-functionality, fitted out new areas and introduced PayPass Wireless Credit Card technology to 4 other Major League Parks that already use a Quest POS solution.  These included Yankee Stadium in New York (Yankees), Petco Park in San Diego (Padres), AT&T Park in San Francisco (Giants) and Wrigley Field in Chicago (Cubs).”

“It is very satisfying to see a sold-out baseball stadium with fans eating, drinking and cheering frantically for their sports team, knowing that our company plays its part in selling more than 50,000 hot dogs daily,” Mr Stollznow said.

At around 8 million transactions per day and $35 billion per year, Quest POS terminals around the world are certainly busy playing their part in bringing in revenue.

Quest Retail Technology has more than  40,000 POS terminals installed in 20 countries for a diverse range of applications including bars, clubs, restaurants, fast food, stadiums, arenas, racecourses, theme parks, cinemas and franchises.