LEISURE INDUSTRY WEEK 2009
EXHIBITOR NEWS
VENPoS: Helping
smaller visitor
attractions to run
their enterprises
VT Training
+44 (0)800 731 8199
www.vttraining.co.uk
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VT Group’s training business is the UK’s leading training
provider. We offer government-funded apprenticeships and
OCKPHO
NVQs to the fi tness and leisure industry. Learning is work-
© IST based and designed to meet business needs while turning jobs
into careers. Learning delivery is fl exible, with full one-to-one
Vennersys
support from VT’s vocational coaches. We work in partnership
+44 (0)1908 350650
with many leading name businesses and use that experience
www.vennersys.com
to provide top-quality training.
Vennersys is proud to launch VENPoS Express at LIW. VENPoS Health and Fitness
Express is a ticketing, admissions and EPoS solution designed
for smaller visitor attractions who demand systems reliability,
software performance and rich management information to
support the running of their enterprise. VENPoS Express deliv-
ers many of the features and functionality of its big brother,
VENPoS, in a great “value for money” bundle comprising
touch-screen PoS terminal, peripherals, VENPoS Express
software, on- site installation and training.
Attractions Expo
info@pocket-innovation.com
www.pocket-innovation.com/hcodemo
96 WWW.LIW.CO.UK
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