All Technology articles – Page 367
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Kirkham cries doom for rivals as DFS sales climb
Sofa king warns more furniture retailers are likely to fail
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European Technology Council aims to drive retail IT standards
The recently formed Association for Retail Technology Standards (ARTS) European Technology Council is on a mission to recruit the IT top brass among European retailers.
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Asda switches on to staff training via satellite TV
Asda has introduced a satellite-based TV system to assist with staff briefings and training.The system - 24/7 TV - is based on technology from Hughes Network Systems Europe was piloted in five stores. It has now been rolled out to all 267 stores and 25 distribution centres, as well as ...
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Figleaves signs Redline to help ease Christmas rush
Lingerie e-tailer Figleaves.com has brought in Redline Networks to help it cope with the festive rush.
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Fraud survey goes online
CyberSource and Retail Logic have launched what is claimed to be the UK’s first online fraud survey.Participate in the survey at www.confirmit.com/ofs.
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Guide to security
Security vendor Symantec has launched a security guide for small businesses. Some 70 per cent of retailers and distributors surveyed believe they have enough solutions in place to secure their business and keep data safe. However, Symantec claims they only address basic security needs.
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Harvey Nichols plans till revamp at Knightsbridge
Harvey Nichols will upgrade ageing till systems at its flagship Knightsbridge store in a deal with DigiPos Systems worth £230,000.
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Train staff to lose them
Most businesses think IT skills are important, but 75 per cent think training employees is a risk because it makes them more attractive to competitors, according to IBM-sponsored research.
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Dorma beds in with Aldata
Bedlinen retailer Dorma has selected Aldata Gold for its supply chain.Dorma has 170 concessions in, among others, Debenhams and House of Fraser.
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Argos calls on BeCogent
Argos has hired BeCogent to pick up excess calls to its 2,000 call centre staff during Christmas. Argos expects to require 100 seats by October.
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Bhs buys Del Sol printers
Bhs has bought 250 Del Sol thermal printers from Maxa Technologies for 160 stores.The printers are linked to in-house systems, and uses include labelling returned goods and barcoding.