Retail IT Case Studies

  1. Teleflora Trusts Virtual Computing Stability And Performance 9/9/2009
    Teleflora, the nation's largest floral delivery network service, has chosen a 2X virtual computing solution to meet the computing needs of their call centers. In creating an optimized solution, the company has chosen to deploy the 2X ApplicationServer with Load Balancer, along with the 2X ThinClientServer Enterprise Edition, to optimize employees’ remote access to critical desktop applications. Specifically, the 2X solution guarantees the efficient operation of Teleflora’s call centers, especially during peak order times, with flawless desktop performance delivered to over 1,100 users in multiple locations. By 2X Software
  2. Case Study: Teleflora Trusts Virtual Computing Stability And Performance 9/9/2009
    Teleflora, the nation's largest floral delivery network service, has chosen a 2X virtual computing solution to meet the computing needs of their call centers. In creating an optimized solution, the company has chosen to deploy the 2X ApplicationServer with Load Balancer, along with the 2X ThinClientServer Enterprise Edition, to optimize employees’ remote access to critical desktop applications. Specifically, the 2X solution guarantees the efficient operation of Teleflora’s call centers, especially during peak order times, with flawless desktop performance delivered to over 1,100 users in multiple locations. By 2X Software
  3. Case Study: Centinela Feed Inc. 9/4/2009
    The ability to update all store related inventory transactions instantly, without dependence on the nightly polling batch process, to enable MMS® auto-replenishment to utilize real-time inventory information for calculating replenishment quantities. Inventory batch transaction processing consists of: Physical Inventory, Cycle Counts, Inventory Adjustments, PO Receiving, Carton Receiving, and Store-to-Store Transfers. By Retail Technologies Corporation
  4. Case Study: Centinela Feed Inc. 9/4/2009
    The ability to update all store related inventory transactions instantly, without dependence on the nightly polling batch process, to enable MMS® auto-replenishment to utilize real-time inventory information for calculating replenishment quantities. Inventory batch transaction processing consists of: Physical Inventory, Cycle Counts, Inventory Adjustments, PO Receiving, Carton Receiving, and Store-to-Store Transfers. By Retail Technologies Corporation
  5. Case Study: Coast Fashion In-Store Kiosk Technology 8/21/2009
    Following installation of nearly 1000 DigiPoS PoS systems throughout the full estate of Aurora Group (previously Mosaic Group) stores since 2000, the Group was keen to trial the latest addition to the DigiPoS range of in-store solutions — the DigiPoS MultiPoint Kiosk. By DigiPoS Store Solutions
  6. Case Study: Coast Fashion In-Store Kiosk Technology 8/21/2009
    Following installation of nearly 1000 DigiPoS PoS systems throughout the full estate of Aurora Group (previously Mosaic Group) stores since 2000, the Group was keen to trial the latest addition to the DigiPoS range of in-store solutions — the DigiPoS MultiPoint Kiosk. By DigiPoS Store Solutions
  7. Luxury Retailer Gets Smart About Each And Every Transaction 5/28/2009
    Jewelry Television, is one of the nation’s top retailers of fine jewelry and loose gemstones. The network is the 11th largest fine jewelry retailer in the United States and is distributed to 85 million unique households. By Litle & Co.
  8. Case Study: Luxury Retailer Gets Smart About Each And Every Transaction 5/28/2009
    Jewelry Television, is one of the nation’s top retailers of fine jewelry and loose gemstones. The network is the 11th largest fine jewelry retailer in the United States and is distributed to 85 million unique households. By Litle & Co.
  9. Case Study: RBA Maintains Brooks Brothers' Tradition Of Quality And Service With New Supply Chain Solutions 4/8/2009
    Retail Brand Alliance (RBA) is the holding company that operates the venerable 190-year-old clothier Brooks Brothers. Having dressed presidents and developed innovations like the button-down collar, Brooks Brothers has built its nearly two-century reputation on providing customers with a consistently high-quality product and shopping experience. By Manhattan Associates, Inc.
  10. RBA Maintains Brooks Brothers' Tradition Of Quality And Service With New Supply Chain Solutions 4/8/2009
    Retail Brand Alliance (RBA) is the holding company that operates the venerable 190-year-old clothier Brooks Brothers. Having dressed presidents and developed innovations like the button-down collar, Brooks Brothers has built its nearly two-century reputation on providing customers with a consistently high-quality product and shopping experience. By Manhattan Associates, Inc.