Rt7 Inc Professional

In the spring of 1983, RT7 Incorporated's founder Tony Comparelli designed, developed, programmed, and installed one of the world's first PC based Point of Sale Systems. It was a simple program that allowed the retailer to enter their daily cash receipts and generate simple inventory sold reports in a batch at the end of day. It ran on a Radio Shack TRS-80 Model II Computer utilizing the CP/M Operating System. After installing the system in about 60 stores in the Toronto area, Tony decided to take the business from his parent's basement into a small office and incorporated his first company. By the fall of 1984, his POS application had evolved into an actual counter top transaction processing system complete with perpetual inventory. It operated on the DOS based IBM PC Model 5150 and included a cash drawer. Between 1984 and 1990 the company sold more than 20,000 of it's PC based POS units in 7 countries. In 1990 the product continued to evolve into a complete retail management solution with full inventory control, back office reporting, accounting, and payment processing. Languages Spoken English,