01/08/2009
By Scott Thompson
Nordstrom has selected Oracle Retail Size Profile Optimisation to help maximise sales and improve customer service.
"We have always viewed our technology efforts as customer service initiatives to improve our merchandise offering and the way we serve customers," says Jan Walsh, VP and business information officer at Nordstrom. "We believe the Oracle Retail Size Profile Optimisation application will help us improve how we assort merchandise for our customers, helping to ensure we have the right merchandise at the right time for customers. Our partnership with Oracle continues to drive measurable results to our business."
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