All Technology articles – Page 363
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Jaeger cracks down on fraud with data-mining tool
Jaeger is implementing a data-mining system to target process inefficiencies and internal fraud.
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Co-op distribution rethink lifts stock availability
The Co-op has improved on-shelf availability in the Southeast by using new warehouse management software at its regional distribution centre in Thurrock.
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Interflora installs smart search to refine results
Interflora has deployed a search tool on its web site that constantly refines results based on past customer behaviour.
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Many hands make light work
Allowing other companies to market your business online can yield easy sales, but there are risks. Joanna Perry says technology can keep activity in check
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Tesco IT chief to step down
Tesco IT director Colin Cobain will step down from his role before the end of the year.
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Advise staff as well as customers
News emerged last week that hosted CRM software vendor Salesforce.com has been subject to a data theft, after an employee fell victim to a phishing attack.
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Agent Provocateur hires web marketing tracker
Luxury lingerie retailer Agent Provocateur has signed up online tracking company Mediaplex to manage its online marketing activity.
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NewsPayment Card Council sets software standard
The Payment Card Industry Security Standards Council (PCISSC) will add a standard for payment software applications to its remit.
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Net effect for Mosaic
Mosaic has completed its mission to get all its brands online by the end of this year. And, as Joanna Perry finds out, the latest additions are all set for the Christmas period
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Carphone profits soar ahead of iPhone launch
Carphone Warehouse reported a hike in pre-tax profits to 56 million, up from 14 million, as it prepares for the onslaught of the launch of the iPhone tomorrow.
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Customer focus is key to Torex revival
Technology analysts and suppliers have been lecturing retailers on the importance of listening to their customers for a while now.
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Habitat ditches paper with stock-taking system
Habitat is to introduce a stock-taking system in time for its January stock audit.
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M&S links up with Logicalis to run IT networks
Marks & Spencer has signed a four-year contract with Logicalis to manage its IT networks.
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Mamas & Papas set to launch online giftcard
Mamas & Papas is to complement its plastic giftcard, which launched in October, with a virtual giftcard that can be bought online.
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Analysis
Smooth operator
Productivity has rocketed since The Works introduced a workforce management system at its distribution centre. Supply chain chief Diane Smith tells Joanna Perry how it was achieved
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Centre of attention
Retailers need to step up a gear with the service they offer through contact centres if they are to meet customers’ expectations this Christmas, writes Joanna Perry
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All seeing eye
Over the years, surveillance systems have gone from being staffed heavily to hardly at all. The latest breed has raised the bar, using cameras with built-in intelligence that are constantly on the watch. Joanna Perry reports
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Sainsbury’s builds coupon offers with in-store system
Sainsbury’s is to pilot an in-store coupon system to direct offers to customers who do not have a Nectar card and tailor offers for those that do.
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Wal-Mart to roll out SAP finance software
Wal-Mart is to implement SAP software for the first time, after choosing the ERP Financials package to enhance its financial information systems.