All Technology articles – Page 362
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News
Net-A-Porter bolsters growth with database IT
Net-A-Porter has upgraded from a free version of its database software to a paid-for one to support its continued growth.
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Galeria Kaufhof tests MagicMirror in giant German RFID tagging trial
Metro-owned German department store Galeria Kaufhof has installed an RFID-enabled changing-room mirror.
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Shoppers back in-store IT to cut packaging on goods
Consumers are increasingly open to the idea of using in-store devices to deliver greater product information, according to research by the Institute of Grocery Distribution (IGD).
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Opinion
Two horse race
Looking back at a press release from 2002 it’s clear to see how much the retail software market has consolidated.
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SAP to pounce on Business Objects
SAP is to acquire business intelligence specialist Business Objects.
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Analysis
Talent drought
Retailers are facing an IT meltdown as the number of people training in relevant technology courses drops. Mark Faithfull asks what is being done to help
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Dutch grocer pilots mobile phone payment system with LogicaCMG
Dutch supermarket C1000 has embarked on a six-month pilot of a payment system that ditches debit cards in favour of mobile phones.
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HMV outsources data centre as part of savings drive
HMV Group is in the process of relocating and consolidating its server estate after signing a managed services contract with Syan.
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Rail operator tests water with combined retail and ticket shop
The third test store in the trial of a combined ticket office and convenience shop concept operated by Merseyrail will open at the end of the month.
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Opinion
Two horse race
Looking back at a press release from 2002 it’s clear to see how much the retail software market has consolidated.
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News
SAP to pounce on Business Objects
SAP is to acquire business intelligence specialist Business Objects.
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News
HMV to launch first UK internet jukebox as online sales rocket
HMV is to launch the UK’s first online jukebox next month, as internet sales soar.
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Opinion
Credit crunch
Credit may be hard to come by in world financial markets at the moment, but in the IT industry it’s a different matter
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Opinion
Stores play catch up
A quick dash into M&S in Hammersmith yesterday certainly highlighted the point that customer expectations have been raised by the internet.
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Carphone plans service alarm roll-out after trial
Carphone Warehouse is planning to roll out a managed service for store security alarms after a successful trial.
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I Want One Of Those to slash IT costs with Suse Linux platform
I Want One Of Those is set to reduce its IT operational costs by 10 per cent after standardising its computing platform on Suse Linux Enterprise Server.
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Ryman combines processes with integrated software
Ryman is in the process of implementing a single integrated head office system that will cover its financial, inventory management and distribution processes.
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Analysis
The platform for growth
As e-commerce matures, can retailers gain an edge by developing their own web site, or are they better off with a service provider? Joanna Perry reports
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Analysis
A platform for growth
As e-commerce matures, can retailers gain a competitive edge from developing their own web site, or are they better off working with a service provider? Joanna Perry reports
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Analysis
Platform for growth
As e-commerce matures, can retailers gain a competitive edge from developing their own web site, or are they better off working with a service provider? Joanna Perry reports