Sentence examples for computerized sales from inspiring English sources

With a paucity of hit releases to start the year, industrywide album sales are already down more than 15percentt from last year, the worst January performance since computerized sales tracking began in 1991.

They have hired squadrons of sales agents, who have been knocking on restaurant doors and staging flashy computerized sales pitches, to convince restaurateurs that, like it or not, they will inevitably have to branch out from their handwritten reservation books and reliance on the memories of malotre d's.

Mr. Jacobs and Mr. Schoenfeld also introduced computerized ticket sales to an industry that had resisted modernization, and linked the box offices to outlets in other cities.

After a 14-month renovation, there are polished floors, posh cafes, computerized ticket sales and even a glossy, well-lit underground shopping mall, patrolled by the police and private security guards who politely but firmly expel vagrants.

New technology -- including constantly updated databases of property sales, computerized maps and digital photographs -- has made revaluations much easier.

Artworks will provide a vocational training program in graphic arts, computerized design and sales and management skills.

Although virtually unknown to consumers, the information has long been considered the most potent weapon in pharmaceutical sales — computerized dossiers showing which physicians are prescribing what drugs.

If you have a business which deals with the selling of different products and you are still using manual Point of Sale system then you should consider upgrading your current system into a computerized Point of Sale system.

In a brief statement, the company added that the inquiry was related to a separate S.E.C. investigation of a customer of the company's Retail Store Solutions unit, which sells computerized, point-of-sale cash registers and other products.

In this age of computerized point-of-sale systems and restaurant-reservation apps, she wrote all the dinner checks by hand, took reservations over a pay phone and had an old NCR cash register behind the bar that seemed to ring all night.

They are supported by technology firms, which lobbied unsuccessfully for the bill to allow computerized in-home lottery sales.