All Technology articles – Page 347
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Burton e-commerce head joins eCommera
Former Burton head of e-commerce Barry Wyse has joined ecommerce services supplier eCommera as director of marketing.
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Retec buys Morrisons photo booth contract
Morrisons is to work with Retec Digital for the supply of photo booths in its stores, following the administration of its previous supplier, Consolidated Vending Plc (CVD).
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World Duty Free adopts e-trading service
World Duty Free is introducing a managed service from GXS to trade electronically with its small and medium-sized suppliers.
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Technology Marketing: Channel tuning
TV and print advertising are no longer the only places to put marketing spend. Joanna Perry explores some of the latest options.
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Jaeger’s data mining leads to efficiencies
Jaeger expects a quick return on investment from a data-mining system that went live three months ago.
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Tesco tests PC tool to increase shopper interaction
Tesco has created a computer application in an attempt to further embed itself into customers’ daily lives.
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Interactive James Bond display a quantum leap for Harrods
Harrods is experimenting with interactive displays in its store windows as part of a James Bond-themed display.
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Opinion
All systems go for IT at M&S
Marks & Spencer has reconfirmed its commitment to investing in its systems and supply chain in order to weather what it admits will be a difficult 2009 and beyond.
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AnalysisTechnology spending: A time to make do and mend?
The credit crunch is forcing consumers to keep their wallets in their pockets, but does it mean that the purse strings are also tightening for IT departments? Joanna Perry finds out.
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Kookai sets up automatic sales links for concessions
Kooka is rolling out a system to allow it to automatically receive sales data from its concession partners.
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Kookai sets up auto sales links for concessions
Kooka is rolling out a system to allow it to automatically receive sales data from its concession partners.
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Anglia Co-op launches online furniture shop
Anglia Regional Co-operative Society made its first foray into e-commerce this week with the launch of a furniture web site.
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Tesco tests shopper feedback initiative
Tesco is inviting its customers to provide feedback on any aspect of their shopping experience that they want to discuss.
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Argos error causes shoppers to be charged twice
Argos charged 190,000 shoppers twice for purchases made in its stores last Friday.
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Opinion
The internet alters consumers' minds
Using the internet can actually change the way your brain works, but retailers will do well by continuing to offer their customers a mixture of digital interaction and a human touch.
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Analysis
Asos: The big picture
With sales flying, Asos is coasting the downturn. IT chief Gary Mudie tells Joanna Perry how his technology plan will keep it in fashion.
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Opinion
Co-op and Morrisons: the IT challenge
The Co-op has finally got the go ahead from the Office of Fair Trading for its acquisition of Somerfield. It will be interesting to see what happens to the two companies’ IT strategies in response.
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Morrisons opts for integrated EPoS system
Morrisons is to replace four different EPoS systems with an integrated system from Retalix.
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House of Fraser taps into youth market with its MMS campaign
House of Fraser is running a marketing campaign to target 16 to 24-year-olds through their mobile phones.
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Jessops steps up web presence
Jessops is making improvements to its e-commerce site to provide customers with a faster and more personalised experience.