Tri-Technical Systems, Inc. purchases PC/Poll Systems

Tri-Technical Systems, founded in 1984, offers an integrated POS and accounting software package known as AIMsi (Accounting and Inventory Management Systems Integration). PC/Poll Systems, also established in 1984, develops cash register polling software, inventory tracking software, QuickBooks Interface, report collection software and data archiving modules.

According to Dave Cox, President of TTS, “An important fact for customers to note is that both companies have over 20 years of experience in the retail business. This acquisition will allow both companies to share technology and draw upon that expertise developed over those years. Our AIMsi software has grown to encompass the needs of large retailers and multiple chain stores. PC/Poll Systems gives us an exceptional solution to the cash and carry retailer.”

Laura Powers, Operations Manager of PC/Poll Systems, wants customers to, “feel assured they will receive the same level of support and service as they have come to know over the years from PC/Poll. All PC/Poll staff members are still involved in providing the support our users expect.”

TTS and PC/Poll’s mission has been to offer targeted solutions for each market they enter. The best suggestions and development ideas have come from those using the software in a retail environment. Both companies plan to use this customer oriented philosophy and a strong work ethic to expand their product offerings.

Tri-Technical Systems, Inc. is a leader in retail software with over 1300 retail locations. PC/Poll Systems has an outstanding record of being an industry leader in their environment. They have received numerous awards for their technical expertise, including RSPA’s Bronze Award for Outstanding Sponsor in Systems Software. PC/Poll currently communicates with five different register manufacturers, totaling over 40 different cash register models.

For more information please visit www.aimsi.biz and www.pcpoll.com.

Reprinted from Floor Care Professional, April 2007