Vik Devjee's guest appearances

Vik Devjee

Software & Technology by MarketScale

Haze Radio Network

MarketScale Technology

Matt Barnes

Jason Lee

Jason Scott

Dan Miller

David Hill

Andrea Lombardi

Mike Epps

Michelle Carter

Jeff Bezos

David Sawyer

John Dudley

Dan Thompson

Cindy Tran

Jason Brown

Eric Anderson

OwlTail

Ankur Rungta

Buisness of Cannabis with David &amp; Matt with Ankur Rungta, C3 Industries - Vik Devjee, Cima, U.S.

Buisness of Cannabis with David &amp; Matt with Ankur Rungta, C3 Industries - Vik Devjee, Cima, U.S.

Buisness of Cannabis with David & Matt with Ankur Rungta, C3 Industries - Vik Devjee, Cima, U.S.

The true cost of managing cash for a business is hard to pin down, especially as a business owner. It's a less quantifiable cost; while retailers incur a cost to accept debit and credit cards as currency, there’s an inherent cost of labor to accepting cash as well. Simplifying this process for business owners may come in the form of cash recycling technology, which is is “reducing the cost of money” in many unexpected ways. On today's Software and Technology Podcast episode, host Sean Heath sat down with Vik Devjee, vice president of CIMA America to discuss ways retailers can reduce the cost of managing cash through cash recycling solutions. Rockwall-based Tech Data Systems partners with CIMA America, a global provider of cash handling solutions for banking, retail, and hospitality industries, specifically cash recycling systems for use in the retail space. “Retailers today experience a lot of pain around managing cash in a typical retail store environment, such as a grocery store, department store, or quick service restaurant,” Devjee said. “Handling cash is a labor-intensive process.” In retail environments, staff may spend a lot of time in a cash office manually managing cash, employ loss prevention teams to pinpoint missing cash, or use cash in transit companies to transport cash from the premises. Both these soft and hard costs of handling cash are chief reasons why retailers are turning to automated cash recycling systems. “It’s reducing the cost of money,” Devjee said. Devjee discussed how the dwindling use of cash is affecting the industry in the U.S. and abroad, why the U.S. leads the world in people who don’t use banks, and why partners such as Tech Data Systems use CIMA America solutions for cash handling worldwide.

The true cost of managing cash for a business is hard to pin down, especially as a business owner. It's a less quantifiable cost; while retailers incur a cost to accept debit and credit cards as currency, there’s an inherent cost of labor to accepting cash as well. Simplifying this process for business owners may come in the form of cash recycling technology, which is is “reducing the cost of money” in many unexpected ways. On today's Software and Technology Podcast episode, host Sean Heath sat down with <a href="https://marketscale.com/industries/contributors/vik-devjee/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Vik Devjee</a>, vice president of <a href="http://www.cima-cash-handling.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">CIMA America</a> to discuss ways retailers can reduce the cost of managing cash through cash recycling solutions. Rockwall-based <a href="https://www.techdatasystems.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Tech Data Systems</a> partners with CIMA America, a global provider of cash handling solutions for banking, retail, and hospitality industries, specifically cash recycling systems for use in the retail space. “Retailers today experience a lot of pain around managing cash in a typical retail store environment, such as a grocery store, department store, or quick service restaurant,” Devjee said. “Handling cash is a labor-intensive process.” In retail environments, staff may spend a lot of time in a cash office manually managing cash, employ loss prevention teams to pinpoint missing cash, or use cash in transit companies to transport cash from the premises. Both these soft and hard costs of handling cash are chief reasons why retailers are turning to automated cash recycling systems. “It’s reducing the cost of money,” Devjee said. Devjee discussed how the dwindling use of cash is affecting the industry in the U.S. and abroad, why the U.S. leads the world in people who don’t use banks, and why partners such as Tech Data Systems use CIMA America solutions for cash handling worldwide.

How Cash Recycling Is Saving Time, Money, and Improving Security with Vik Devjee