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Learn about the latest retail technology trends and experiences from major retailers.
From the first Retail Systems Forum in 2001, visitors have been able to hear direct from major retailers, such as SPAR, Little Chef, Shell and Elf, about their experiences of selecting, rolling-out and going live with a new EPoS or back office solution. The Forum has also been the ideal opportunity to find out about the latest innovations in retail technology from hardware manufacturers, technical experts and IT solution providers, and discover how it could hold the key to achieving any number of business goals. Greater efficiency at the point of sale, for example, or perhaps improved communications between shop floor and head office.
The next Retail Systems Forum will be held on Thursday 21st April 2005 at BAFTA in London's Piccadilly and promises to be as popular as ever covering topical issues such as RFID and Chip & PIN, and with presentations including Co-op, Barclaycard and RoadChef. The event is a must for MDs, FDs, IT and Operations Managers and entry is free of charge to retailers. Places are limited so to avoid disappointment please register at www.retailsystemsforum.com
Presentations include:
Andrew Evans
IT Manager, Gamestation
A report on how cutting edge/value for money retailer Gamestation managed the change from marketstall to high street brand.
Darren Emery
Forecourt New Initiative Manager, RoadChef
How integrated EPoS technology enables RoadChef to efficiently run the busiest petrol forecourts in Europe.
Janet Price
Product Manager, Barclaycard
Chip & PIN systems are not just about addressing fraud - find out the facts to date and how to maximise your Chip & PIN investment to improve profitability.
Richard Feest
Business Systems Manager, Anglia Regional Co-operative Society
Find out how ARCS introduced a solution that maximised the latest technology to deliver flexible, cost effective services and realise significant business benefits across a range of trading fascias - from a two lane convenience store to a 44 lane department store.
Penny Ody
Freelance Journalist
RFID - success or failure? An evaluation of the current situation, focussing on developments at Metro and Tesco, and a review of the problem areas affecting other high profile schemes.
Harry Coates
Sales Manager, Cash Bases
Find out how Cash Bases cash management processes reduce fraud, increase security and decrease shrinkage at the point of sale.
For further information and to register for the event, visit www.retailsystemsforum.com
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