What is the most recomended restraunt home delivery service software ?
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Schafer's has Business Management software designed for Service&#92;Contracting including HVAC software, etc. here is a link to the web site - http://www.shafers.com/products/
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Bellsouth Fastaccess DSL - I have them at home, and I work for their technical support. They are a great provider! :)
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I usually store names,phone #,address,and each order from first to last.Depending on your type of business you will need different tools.I use Diamond Touch POS by Rocklin Technologies , located in Texas.This program has everything -from great customer database to very effective labor/food cost control.I very strongly recommend checking into it.I do not know if it will help you , but purchase a copy of Pizza Today at any bookstore and you will find numerous ads any sort of program you may need.Even if they do not advertise exactly what you are looking for, you may still contact the company to find what they offer for your particular sector.
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Good inexpensive tools are simple CRM solutions\n\nIT depends on the type of service, but lets say you are looking at general sutomer service, and service calls, you could look for something simple and graphical.\n\nSoftware Tools like ACT, and GOLD MINE will track service calls and keep a file per customer to monitor service efficiency and even customer profitability and workgroup productivity.\n\nA great tool for its simplicity is agendus for Palm hand helds and Pocket PCs this simple traking system consolidates your address book, agenda and to do list and keeps track of how much time you spend with each contact letting you use this information later for billing and porductivity pourposes.\n\nAlso look at downloadable demos befor you commit to a specific tool.
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Microsoft!!! No!!!\n\nthere are very cheap and relaible solutions in the market as compared to Microsoft here's what I am talking about\n\nMicrosoft Advance Server | Red Hat Linux 8\nMicrosoft IIS___________| Apache HTTP 2\nMicrosoft SQL Server____| MySQL\nMicrosoft ASP.NET_____| Java Server Faces\n\nand so on!\nbut one thing is for sure Microsoft is easy to use while the other technologies can provide with some trouble in installation.
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Sonic DVDit.  \nIt was the first program that I ever used.  It is easy to transfer and even better, it's cheep!
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The best software is Avid. Of course, their upper range systems are probably out of your price range, but ExpressPro is very affordable. Check it out at http://www.avid.com/products/xpresspro/index.asp
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apache\nhttp://www.google.com/search?btnI=I%27m+Feeling+Lucky&q=apache\n\nlight speed\nhttp://www.google.com/search?btnI=I%27m+Feeling+Lucky&q=light+speed+web+server\n\ntiny web server\nhttp://www.acme.com/software/thttpd/
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All this software is designed and copyright protected! If its a requirement of the business purchase the package required. Put out a tender!!! Nothing is for free!!\nTalk to you IT Dept
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I agree above. osCommerce is simply the best way to go, especially if you're on a budget. Even if you're not on a budget, it's still great to have. It supports major payment getaways and shipping modules and has so many available functions in the contribution center.\n\nNow for one that is used must by large and well-known companies? You will not find them using osCommerce. Major companies do not buy software, nor do they download it. They hire programmers that willl create a shopping cart specially made to fit the company's needs. Sometimes these online stores or websites can be multi-million dollar projects!
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well it depends on ur requirement but WindowsXP professional service pack 2 is the best so far
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Veritas backup software\n\nNorton Ghost\n\nI recommend.
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i think it's great, the home version is free so you can't beat that.  Also check out AVG another good free one out there.
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This totally depends on what you need your servers to do. \n\nLinux - Stable, Fairly easy to manage with the right applications.  Open Source so much more affordable. Makes for good proxy server, and Router as well as a very nice mail and the best web server unless you want your site in asp or asp.net. Easy Hardware requirements\n\nA little tougher to keep up to date regarding security patches especially with kernel patches. A little tougher to figure out things like Samba and other Windows integration features.\n\nWindows - Integrates best with windows workstations. Very easy to install, setup, and manage. Microsoft offers pretty much any server features you could want fully integrated.\n\nVery high hardware requirements, Very expensive, Poor memory management, requires frequent reboots and disk maintenance. Number one target for hackers.
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i'll go for Mambo. it is highly recommended and used by several SME's. also there's a good community developers that support it. plus, a lot of templates are existing in the internet.
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Hello Dan\n\nIf both cost and quality are important i would definitely recommend BIMPOS it's really great, and the cheapest in the lebanese market. I recommended it for a couple of friends, and am glad to recommend it to you... \n\np.s. point of sale system, purchasing, Stock and Inventory, Production, Table Management, Delivery, Payroll... all are included!!\n\nhere's the company's website if you're interested...\nhttp://www.bimsolutions.biz\n\nBest Regards and Good Luck\nJohn