Point-of-Sale (P.O.S.)
See Point-of-Purchase
Political Studies
Used by government agencies, officials, candidates and political parties to determine the opinion of the electorates.
point-of-sale(POS) A data collection system that electronically receives and stores bar code information derived from a sales transaction.
Electronic Point-of-Sale System Performs all tasks of a computerized checkout and also verifies check and charge transactions, provides instantaneous sales reports, monitors and changes prices, sends intra- and interstore messages, ...
Essentially dynamic pricing allows for the point-of-sale (i.e., at the time and place of purchase) price adjustments to take place for customers meeting certain criteria established by the seller.
EFT-POS (Electronic Funds Transfer at the Point-of-Sale) The automatic transfer of funds, using a debit card at a retail point of sale, from a consumer's demand deposit account to the retailer's account.
A point-of-sale terminal which reads the encoded information from the magnetic stripe when the bankcard is swiped through the terminal "slot." The terminal automatically transmits account and transaction information to the authorizing agent.
(d) Merchandising additions such as dump bins, point-of-sale materials and product demonstrations.
Below-the-Line Promotions: BTL is a technique using less conventional methods than the usual mass media to promote products or services. It typically focuses on direct postal mail or email, exhibitions, demonstrations, point-of-sale material, ...
 See also: Sales, Customer, Point, Service, Market
  
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