THREE STEPS TO DESIGNING A BETTER GRAB ‘N GO LABEL

FST Posts, Blog

With in-store food service items, including grab ‘n go items, contributing to 22.5% of in-store sales and 33.9% of gross profit dollars, it’s no surprise that convenience stores are ramping up their prepared food offerings. One major key to a successful grab ‘n go...

TRANSACT RECEIVES 2015-2016 SUPPLIER PERFORMANCE AWARD FROM KONAMI GAMING

Corporate Posts, Blog, Gaming Posts

Fourth Consecutive Year of Recognition for TransAct and its Epic 950® Printer  Hamden, CT – December 1, 2016 – TransAct Technologies Incorporated (Nasdaq: TACT) (“TransAct” or “the Company”) a global leader in software-driven technology and printing...

KONAMI Supplier Performance Award Presented To TransAct

Corporate Posts, Blog, Gaming Posts

TransAct has been awarded the Konami’s Supplier Performance Award for the 3rd consecutive year. TransAct won with award for “Outstanding Performance for Quality, On Time Delivery, and Customer Service” related to the Epic 950 printer.  Konami presented this award on...

Diving into Couponing and Bonusing: Three “In-Seat” Promotions to Increase Time on Device

Gaming Posts, Blog

If there was a Holy Grail of casino marketing, what would it be? Chances are it would be a tried and true tactic that, once you’ve pulled in players to visit and play the slots at your property, unfailingly gets them to increase the amount of time they spend on the...

Macao – The World Capital of the Gaming Industry

Gaming Posts, Blog

Macao – one island, a whole lot going on. My job here at TransAct Technologies Inc. provides me with a unique opportunity to travel the world and spread awareness of our company and products. I recently spent two weeks in Asia visiting customers and attending industry...

Why Ticket-In/Ticket-Out Is The Way To Go

Gaming Posts, Blog

Modern casinos of today have undergone a significant change – TITO (Ticket-In/Ticket-Out)coin less gaming is now almost exclusively the standard within the casino and non-casino gaming establishments across the U.S. Gone are the buckets of coins that were carried...