Point-of-Rental® Systems, Inc. Wins Gold Innovative Product Award for CLOUD Inventory Management Software

Point-of-Rental® Systems, Inc. is pleased to announce that it was recently selected as the Gold Winner in the Rental Equipment Register’s (RER) 2014 Innovative Product Awards. This highly competitive award recognizes excellence in new product development within the rental industry. Competing against products in all categories, Point-of-Rental’s designation as the most innovative product of 2014 is a highly distinguished honor. The overall gold-winning product is the new and innovative Point-of-Rental CLOUD software, which provides reliable inventory and rental management accessible through the Internet. Available by a monthly subscription, CLOUD has a flexible design that runs smoothly with any-sized business and communicates between multiple locations.

"Our winning strategy of constant enhancements is a key differentiator for Point-of-Rental," said Point-of-Rental CEO, Wayne Harris. "Our customers provide input and feedback, which is rapidly implemented as enhancements in our two-week update cycle."

"Our customers see immediate value with the solution," added Harris. "The ability to see future availability plus take reservations and payments via their website 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, helps our customers take their business to the next level. And all of this without any expensive hardware or setup."

Even non-rental businesses like the NBA are turning to Point-of-Rental’s CLOUD to manage their extensive and diverse event inventory. Adi Wilk, Director of Events for the National Basketball Association (NBA) said, "We are extremely happy with how easy it is to use and more important, the quality of customer support we have received."

Additionally, Point-of-Rental won the RER Innovative Product Award for Technology Enhancements with its GPS integration via the AEMP (Association of Equipment Management Professionals) standards for telematics API (application program interface) which allows the automatic import of engine hours along with the equipments’ geo-location.