By harnessing new technology, Mobily stood out from more than 135 architects, designers and retailers worldwide considered for the award.
General Retail Technology News
Retail IT and technology news articles comprising case studies, product information, opinion articles, reports, new contract wins and product launches. The site hosts information from trade associations, government departments, research analysts and the vendor community. These articles are about specific industry IT solutions and topics relating to how improvements and efficiency gains can be made by the use of information technology in-store and in the retail supply chain. All topics are covered in these articles which include Mobile Computing, RFID, Automatic Identification/Datacapture (AIDC), Printing & Labelling, EPoS systems, Kiosk Technology, Surveillance & Security, Internet Retailing, Retail Supply Chain Management, Digital Signage, through to current news,informed opinion articles and key events on the retail calendar.
Web Store 2.0 from Xsilva provides retailers with a powerful and simple e-commerce solution
Feb 24, 2009
Xsilva Systems Inc. is now shipping LightSpeed Web Store 2.0, providing retailers with a host of powerful new features to better manage their online presence.
Canon continues sponsorship of European Fashion Weeks
Feb 24, 2009
Canon Europe has announced the continuation of its association with fashion by renewing its sponsorship of the London, Paris and Milan Fashion Weeks.
When Waitrose met ICON
Feb 24, 2009
When major supermarket Waitrose found their usual information management system was becoming unmanageable and unproductive, they acted fast and scanned the market place.
Gift cards a big opportunity for UK retailers
Feb 24, 2009
Retailers can invest in the technology with minimal capital investment and gain an insight into customer behaviour, at an affordable price.
Harvey Nichols relies on Proteus
Feb 24, 2009
Proteus QMS to manage telephony use and monitor the quality of VoIP delivery
Cracks in the retail marketplace
Feb 24, 2009
As the ongoing credit crisis affects more retailers, it's clear that more and more cracks will start to appear in the retail marketplace for even some of the essential everyday products people currently take for granted.
