NCR Corporation
NCR Voyix Corp is a company providing services of digital commerce solutions for retail, restaurant, and digital banking. The company operates in three reportable segments: Retail, Restaurants, and Digital Banking. The Retail segment provides software solutions for retailers of all sizes, enhancing operational efficiency and customer experience. The Restaurants segment offers end-to-end technology solutions for food service establishments, improving operational efficiency, and customer satisfaction, and reducing costs. The Digital Banking segment serves financial institutions with cloud-based software solutions for a fully integrated digital banking experience across channels. Revenue sources include software sales and service support within each segment.www.ncrvoyix.com
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Sep 10, 2026
Jake SolbergHOST
Uh-huh.
Kris ClewellHOST
Needless to say, National Cash Register hired him straight out of school and put him in the inventions department in
Jake SolbergHOST
Dayton.
Jake SolbergHOST
I want an invention.
Roger KnechtHOST
He is the co-founder and CEO of Flow Business Solutions, a people-first fintech company servicing SMB with payment processing, point-of-sale systems, payroll, HR services.
Roger KnechtHOST
Basically, with more than 20 years of leadership experience across the Heartland Payments and NCR, Jimmy has built and led sales organizations throughout Florida and the Carolinas, helping onboard more than 20,000 businesses and managing over $1 billion in annual processing volume.
Roger KnechtHOST
He's launched Flow in 2021 with a simple but powerful belief that every high-tech industry relationship begins with transparency and relationships should always come first.
Roger KnechtHOST
So Jimmy, welcome to the show.
Glenn KriegerHOST
I, I...
Glenn KriegerHOST
What's his name? John Patterson from National Cash Register, NCR.
Glenn KriegerHOST
I mean, like, this is 100-plus years old.
Glenn KriegerHOST
There's science to salespeople, and again, i- if I can get on that soapbox and tell you, if you don't learn about sales, um, you're, you're leaving money on the table.
Dennis SorensonHOST
And as sales leaders, depletes the motions of that entire team if we're not operating to something from that kind of discipline.
Dennis SorensonHOST
The other thing that I thought about was when you were talking about how much do you interact with your ghost plan? How in it are you? I was thinking about when I first started working at NCR Corporation, I used to maintain this little recipe card file of my customers on these little three-by-five cards.
Dennis SorensonHOST
And every customer had a number, and that number meant the number of times that I would touch that customer during the year, that I would somehow, whether it was an email touch or a letter or back then, snail, you know, fax, all the different things I could do to touch them.
Dennis SorensonHOST
I think about that.
Ayla BrownHOST
Brothers James and John Reddy developed the device in Dayton after James was inspired by a ship mechanism that counted propeller revolutions.
Ayla BrownHOST
Their invention recorded sales at his saloon and eventually led to the creation of the National Cash Register Company, later known as NCR.
Ayla BrownHOST
Well, that's going to do it for me today, but don't go anywhere just yet because Amy Hess will be back later today with the Feel Good Flyover, so make sure you come back for that.
Ayla BrownHOST
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Ayla BrownHOST
Brothers James and John Reddy developed the device in Dayton after James was inspired by a ship mechanism that counted propeller revolutions.
Ayla BrownHOST
Their invention recorded sales at his saloon and eventually led to the creation of the National Cash Register Company, later known as NCR.
Ayla BrownHOST
Well, that's going to do it for me today, but don't go anywhere just yet because Amy Hess will be back later today with the Feel Good Flyover.
Ayla BrownHOST
So make sure you come back for that.
EricHOST
Anyway...
EricHOST
Charles Kettering, when he graduated high school, he went to work for NCR, National Cash Register.
EricHOST
Is that where your mother worked? My mom worked there and my dad's mother worked there.
EricHOST
He was hired there directly out of school to work for a research laboratory within National Cash Register.
Francis GormanHOST
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Francis GormanHOST
Today, I'm joined by Ismail Amla, who has spent more than 35 years in business consulting and the IT services industries, including leadership positions at NCR, IBM Global Business Services, and Accenture.
Francis GormanHOST
Ismail sits on several boards, including the Network Rail, and is a fellow at the University of Salford Business School.
Francis GormanHOST
Ismail is also the co-author of the book, From Incremental to Exponential, How Large Companies Can See the Future and Rethink Innovation.
Taylor LauberGUEST
Um, there's always been a great company out there.
Taylor LauberGUEST
In the early days it was Micros, and then NCR had a turn, and then TouchBistro had a turn, and then Revel had a turn, and, you know, now Toast has their turn.
Taylor LauberGUEST
And this is not to diminish those companies.
Taylor LauberGUEST
I think Toast is this amazing company.
Adrian SanabriaHOST
Was it-
John BundyGUEST
NCR was one of the companies that was involved-
Adrian SanabriaHOST
Yeah
John BundyGUEST
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