BMB Clothing has re-signed a contract with Vodat International for a further three years, for the continued service and support of its fully managed MPLS network.
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Help for Heroes Trading integrates well at Debenhams thanks to Eurostop
Aug 14, 2014
Help for Heroes Trading Limited has opened three concessions at Debenhams stores in Southampton, Basildon and Gloucester, supported by systems from Eurostop.
Halfords protects customer data with the help of Secure Retail
Aug 14, 2014
Halfords has reduced its scope for Payment Card Industry (PCI) compliance and improved the speed of service to its customers, by working with Secure Retail to put in place a fully managed end-to-end payment solution across its retail estate.
New pram security system helps retailers combat the 'Buggy Burglars'
Aug 14, 2014
A new pram security system called 'Buggy Lock' offers retailers a low-cost, easy-fit solution to prevent the growing problem of buggy theft from their facilities.
Introducing the new H-27, the first Android device from Opticon available from Varlink
Aug 14, 2014
Varlink has announced the launch of the H-27, the first Android device from Opticon, adding a new dimension to its already successful H-series family of mobile computers.
