Brink POS, Olo, & A History of Restaurant POS
Former President Xenial, Global Payments Inc
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Why is this interview interesting?
- A brief history of restaurant technology and the role of POS
- Challenges for legacy players shifting to the cloud
- How the restaurant tech stack is evolving with online delivery
- Brink positioning and potential ARPU growth
- How Brink can drive payment ARPU
- Olo’s role in the ecosystem and potential future M&A
Brink POS, Olo, & A History of Restaurant POS (July 20, 2021)
Christopher Sebes
Former President Xenial, Global Payments Inc
Christopher was the creator of Twenty20 Visual Systems, the first-ever Microsoft Windows POS company, which was sold to Radiant Systems, now NCR. From there, he founded Xpient Solutions, a QSR and fast-casual POS which he served as CEO for over a decade. In 2014, Xpient was sold to Heartland which Global Payments then purchased in 2016. Christopher stayed with Global Payments to run Xenial, the cloud-based POS for QSR and fast-casual that competes with Brink.
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