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>Retail Horizons 2010
Retail IT specialist, Sanderson
RBS and mobile communications
provider, TeleWare examine
what the future holds for
retailers
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NEWS HORIZONS
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04 COMMENT:
19 PCI DSS:
It’s time for technology to
Meeting compliance
CASE STUDIES INNOVATIONS
pay up
requirements
05 NEWS:
20 TH E FUTURE IS
34 MORRIS ONS: 37 SOCIAL
Whitbread consolidates
GREENER:
Preventative maintenance NETWORKING
data warehouse
Spotlight on power
best practice gives HAS ITS REWARDS:
06 EXCLUSIVE:
21 BUSINESS
supermarket retailer’s Snatter.com promises to
Co-op pharmacy
ASSURANCE:
mission-critical data revolutionise social media
upgrades handhelds
Reliability proves key
centre infrastructure a marketing campaigns for
07 JUST-EAT:
23
clean bill of health retailers by rewarding
RETAIL TELECOMS
Mobile-to-mobile comms 34 HMV GAMERBASE:
reviewers
ADVANCE:
is just the ticket
Private mobile networks
State-of-the-art gaming 38 AUGMENTED
08 EV ENTS:
24
centres rely on the latest REALITY
SP ECIALIST
Competition offers
networking technology PRODUCT FINDER
OPERATIONS:
chance to visit EuroCIS
to provide marketing LAUNCHED:
Retail networking pays
and networking “Bricks-and-mortar”
opportunities retailers enter data
FEATURES
36 COVER STORY:
to connect with local
Garden & Leisure takes
shoppers on a pay-per-
MULTICHANNEL KRONOS WAREHOUSE
on Corby & Fellas’ fully
performance basis
09 MARKET VIEWS:
MANAGEMENT
integrated point-of- 38 SQUARE CHANGES
Retailers must deliver 27
sale, stock control and SHAPES OF MOBILE
consistency SportsDirect.com
merchandising system, PAYMENTS:
14 AURORA
optimises staffi ng
WinRetail to provide a iPod-based payment
FASHIONS: 32 AR GOS: fl exible system to manage system could shake up
Strategic approach to First retailer adopts voice its diverse business now market, according to Ovum
retail IT for putaway and into the future analyst, Christine Bardwell
JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2010 RETAIL TECHNOLOGY
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