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Though the global economy is slowly recovering, everyone remains cautious. Just like other businesses, retail is trying to both cut costs and improve efficiency. When the world had not come into recession and people were confident in the economy, retailers could afford a greater margin of error than they can now because when the outlook is not good, consumers tend to hold on to their money.

Though the global economy is slowly recovering, everyone remains cautious. Just like other businesses, retail is trying to both cut costs and improve efficiency. When the world had not come into recession and people were confident in the economy, retailers could afford a greater margin of error than they can now because when the outlook is not good, consumers tend to hold on to their money.

Retail Pro International is pleased to announce the release of the following Maintenance Pack for Retail Pro 9.2 r4 - Version 9.20.723.198

TRG International will be organising an event entitled “Fashionable software for Fashion” on 16 May 2012 at Sofitel Saigon Hotel to illustrate how businesses can streamline their retail operations with a dedicated solution.

TRG International will be organising an event entitled “Fashionable software for Fashion” on 16 May 2012 at Sofitel Saigon Hotel to illustrate how businesses can streamline their retail operations with a dedicated solution.

As software selection advisors, my team has talked to thousands of retailers considering a major new retail management system purchase. The vast majority are replacing an existing system – one they’ve used for years. Why? Why replace what’s familiar? Why pay up for something entirely new when an upgrade is – on paper – less expensive? Why move away from a long-term vendor relationship?

David Mackley looks at why the largest retailers use technology and whether the same benefits can be realised by independent retailers.

Major Retailers have used technology for years to deliver business improvements

When hurricane Ivan was heading towards the Florida coastline, Wal-Mart knew there would be a rise in demand for Kellogg® strawberry Pop-Tarts®. Drivers delivered Pop-Tarts to stores in the area in time to accommodate the rise in demand.