
Cornell-Mayo's OPUS Point-of-Sale software has been validated as Ready for IBM Retail Store Innovations.
By using our POS software in conjunction with the IBM Store Integration Framework, where you sell is
limited only by your imagination.
What is the Store Integration Framework?
It's a technology framework that allows quick deployment and integration. By offering open,
standardized technology, the sharing of real-time data across the enterprise, throughout the store,
and among devices becomes a reality. It helps to extend POS functionality anywhere.
How Do We Use it to Extend our POS?
By leveraging Web Services, and open XML-based interactions, we can extend our POS Business logic
to any device and even allow it to be used by other applications. In this implementation, web-based
transactions can be submitted through a browser. The transaction can be processed by our POS and the
results returned to the user in that same browser. It means that our POS becomes "virtualized," capable
of powering any transaction anywhere.

Cornell-Mayo Associates is a proud supporter of ARTS and their efforts to reduce technology costs by
providing standards. IXRetail (International XML Retail Cooperative) has built upon the ARTS Data Model
to develop standard XML schemas and message sets to ease Application to Application (A to A) integration
within a retail enterprise.
ARTS Conformance
CMA has previously used the ARTS Data Model to implement its OPUS/R™ Database Engine.
Now, CMA joins a select group of retail technology providers who have gone through the IXRetail Conformance Process.
The IXRetail POSLog v2.1 Standard
The POSLog v2.1 Standard provides mapping for all standard POS Transaction Records. That means that the CMA TLOG can be translated
to XML and that translated ouput can be used to populate any system. The translation can take place in real time so that a store's
sales data can be made available to any system through the use of this open standard.