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Securikey T: +44 (0) 1252 311888 www.securikey.co.uk


The Steel Stor range of cabinets from Securikey offers a highly secure storage facility for the safekeeping of large bulky items such as Controlled Drugs (CD) in hospitals, examination papers and laptops in schools, or mobile phones, games and bags of change in retail stores. These solid and adaptable products have also provided the perfect solution for temporary requirements such as short term building leases or outdoor festivals, where they are even robust enough to be anchored to generators using steel cables to provide security where no fixing is available.


Softworks Workforce T: +44 (0) 1527 888 060 www.softworks‐workforce.com


Softworks Labour Scheduling, Time & Attendance and Absence Management solutions give retailers the tools and processes they need to balance the high cost of labour, tight budgets, variable staffing needs and complex labour laws without putting customer loyalty, service, compliance, employee


satisfaction, or profitability at risk. Softworks Workforce Management Technology is as‐ sisting some of the most successful retailers meet their business challenges. Our clients include Selfridges, Tesco, Links of London, Clas Ohlson, Games Workshop, The Body Shop, Blarney Woollen Mills, Meadows & Byrne, Brown Thomas and many others across the UK & Ireland.


Toshiba T: +44 (0) 870 890 7200 www.toshibatec‐eu.co.uk


Toshiba TEC has announced its intention to offer Motorola Solutions’ new bioptic scanner/ scale to enhance its range of customised POS solutions for busy retail environments. Designed for use in supermarkets, hypermarkets, home improvement stores and other large retail outlets, the MP6000 multi‐plane solution uses imaging‐based bioptics to scan 1D and 2D bar codes in both traditional paper format and via mobile devices. Claiming full six‐sided coverage with 100 per cent imaging technology, the brand new device operates at speeds far greater than laser or hybrid bioptic scanners on damaged barcodes.


Onelan T: +44 (0) 1491 411400


www.onelandigitalsignage.com


Wild Bean Café wanted an innovative and effective solution to change out coffee menu price boards quickly & easily, promote new products and for use as an informational communication touch‐point in the future. Digital signage was chosen specifically for the ability to make real‐time updates & generate new & interesting content in a dynamic media channel. ONELAN was selected for the ability to update content back of house. It was important that Wild Bean Cafés could update content without relying on other third parties. The functionality within the system is flexible and any updates quick & easy to implement.


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Gradus T: +44 (o) 01625 428922 www.gradusworld.com


Gradus has supplied stair edgings, barrier matting and carpet to the newly built New Look Support Centre at the Weymouth Gateway development.


Gradus’ XT aluminium stair edgings with Snowdrift (white) interior insert were installed to both the main and back staircases in the impressive new building. The Gradus XT range of stair edgings has been developed in line with The Building Regulations 2000 Approved Document M (ADM), BS8300:2009+A1:2010 and BRE guidelines, to provide the ultimate solution in reducing trips and slips on interior stairs.


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