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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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Carpetright has overhauled its IT systems to support the company’s long term growth strategy |
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Software improves retailer's operations and increases income
To track sales and inventory control data accurately, The Co-operative Group needed an EPoS system that could serve current needs and keep up with future trends in retail |
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Morrisons has responded to the changing demands of retail customers by introducing a range of technologies and activities to not only meet but exceed these changing expectations. In 2007, it identified the checkout experience as one of the most important elements in achieving sustained customer loyalty. It set out to find a technology that would deliver their service promise and allow store staff to calculate the exact number of tills which will be needed to speed shoppers through the tills – making sure the right number of checkout operators are in place to help customers as they finish their shop |
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Jessops has implemented Episys’ Retail Enterprise Suite signage solution across all of its stores to enable the business to make immediate price changes in the store environment and improve the customer experience |
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Next generation e-commerce solution for EBTM
Everything But The Music (EBTM.com), an online retailer of music inspired fashion, has launched a new e-commerce website from Maginus to support future growth plans |
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Halfords despatches direct through Metapack
Halfords have recently started using the MetaPack system to gain the benefits of drop shipping while avoiding the pitfalls |
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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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EM&F opts for Oracle Retail solutions
Oracle Retail is helping EM&F to create a consistent and proactive approach to its planning and forecasting activities, which is improving profitability through the reduction of markdowns and the increase in open-to-buy |
