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OUR SOFTWARE HISTORY | |||||||||||||||
Philip Tulin (the visionary behind GameStirs) has been writing innovative restaurant software since the beginning of the PC (Microsoft MSDOS) generation.... helping restaurants with operations, profitability, marketing and promotions. ![]()
• In 1975, he started a software company and wrote the "first" restaurant management software application (EFSCCOM) to help restaurants control their food costs, inventory, cash control, labor scheduling, recipes, menu pricing, order entry, waste control and much more. ![]() • In 1980, he wrote MARKET BASKET software to help restaurants purchase food, paper and janitorial products at the lowest prices (comparing prices available from many national distributors). ![]() • In 1985, he wrote the first ISP (In-Store Processor) software for McDonald's® to completely run their individual stores along with the first direct order entry system from their restaurants to their distribution centers across the USA.
• In 1988, he wrote the in-store software to run Arbys®, Wendys®, Burger King®, Lee's Famous Recipe Chicken® and KFC® restaurants. APOP NETWORK
• In 1992, he wrote APOP (Animated Point Of Purchase) software for the restaurant industry (especially McDonald's®, D'Angelo® & Burger King®) which was the first point of purchase video menu boards with animation for the fast food industry (before flat screen technology).
![]() All of his restaurant software applications increased sales & profits for restaurants... and GameStirs will do the same! After 25 years of retirement, he's now giving back to the restaurant industry with FREE GameStirs software for restaurants. |