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Internationally renowned for its innovative visual merchandising, Selfridges’ high visual standards extend in-store to its mannequin styling and other themed displays. Products from every department, from menswear and accessories, through to home wares and electronics, are brought together to transform the stores’ 500,000 square feet of retail space
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The
convenience market continues to expand rapidly with
IGD’s 2004 Convenience Retail Report estimating
it’s worth at around £30 billion by 2009.
Londis has over 2,200 independent convenience store
owner members and is committed to helping them compete
effectively and grow profitable businesses |
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Co-op keeps shelves full with Manhattan Associates
Since its establishment in 1863, the Co-op has promoted responsible retailing and has campaigned on issues ranging from fair trade to the environment. The company initially comprised of small co-operative societies which gradually merged into larger ones. As a result, its distribution network developed without a clearly planned national infrastructure |
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Cash
Converters, the world’s largest retailer of
second-hand items, needed a finance system that could
automate its ordering and re-invoicing process and
provide simple stock control. The retailer turned
to CODA and its Dream product for assistance |
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Reebok has standardised its EPoS system across Europe, a major project spanning ten countries and taking five months to complete |
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New EPoS system gives Atlantic 65 per cent return on direct mailing
After 30 years of operating busy fish and chip shops in Glasgow city centre, 24 hours a day and relying on 95 per cent passing trade, the Fionda family opened Atlantic Fast Food to include home delivery. To control its home delivery service, it installed an EPoS system, inTouch from Integer and Maxatec’s FlexPOS integrated screen terminals |
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Threshers
finds the answer
Thresher
Group is an independent specialist drinks retailer
with around 2,000 stores. It decided that, in order
to enhance its ability to meet local needs, a franchise
model would be introduced to enable store managers
to become business owners |
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High street retailer New Look is using a new universal online trading and document imaging solution from P2D that enables it to fully automate its invoice processing, thereby delivering immediate cost savings and improved efficiency |
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Fashion chain Bank uses intelligence to cut costs
High Street fashion chain Bank is expanding from 22 stores to 44 stores over the next two years. It claims this growth is due to better stock availability, faster replenishment, more accurate forecasting, minimal merchandising and buying costs and the use of business intelligence tools |
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WMS solution delivers rosey outcome
Traditionally, it is difficult for businesses that sell high volumes of large or non-standard sized products to be nimble when it comes to changing the product range. When Rosebys wanted to change this, they turned to 3M |
