LAS VEGAS, July 20 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ — Total Venue Control and Phoenix Technology Holding Inc. today announced that their cashless system with the SCTN (Pink Sheets: SCTN) patented loyalty technology inside will be utilized during the American Association of Independent Professional Baseball All Star Game at the home of the Wichita Wingnuts, the Lawrence-Dumont Stadium in Wichita, Kansas on July 27, 2010.
Cameron Wall of TVC stated that many if not all of the 10 team league’s GMs
will be present at the game. Also, senior officers of the Levy Entertainment
Company are expected to attend. All these executives will be viewing the
Phoenix/TVC Cashless Payment System in action.
“TVC will be utilizing wireless equipment for in stadium ordering, including touch screen permanent equipment with inventory control built-in. This turn-key, state of the art cashless payment system will easily and efficiently allow for a quick program implementation at any location in this or at any other facility,” Mr. Wall added.
Bernard F. McHale, CEO of Phoenix and SCTN, stated that the value proposition to teams/owners is extremely significant because of the substantial increase in concession revenues to be earned at the event. More than 50% of that increase should come from the reduction in cash handling fraud alone and the other 50% will come from the cashless system that makes it simpler and easier for customers to purchase their items at the stadium, McHale noted.
Phoenix and TVC will also host a private demonstration prior to, during and
after the game for any other parties who may attend. This unique total
cashless venue solution was pioneered by Total Venue Control with Phoenix
Technology providing the technology development and operating system that allowed it to work in real time, creating a win-win situation for all our
clients, the executives concluded.
Schimatic Technologies, Inc. 