Retail IT Case Studies

81. Case Study: Sole Envy Improves Buying Power, Gets POS, And Goes Paperless With Fishbowl Inventory® 3/8/2010
    If you like fun, trendy, chic, and well priced shoes, then you’ll like Sole Envy. Sole Envy is a new retail shoe store catering to women. Founded by Laura Felt, the new retail outlet at a large regional mall sells all kinds of name brand shoes. As a startup retailer with plans to grow in the Intermountain West, Felt, who had extensive retail experience before starting Sole Envy, wanted to start a environmentally sound business with easy streamlined business processes and point-of-sale (POS) designed for all of her employees to use and one that would allow her to manage the business off-site. By Fishbowl Inventory
82. Case Study: Coin Dispenser Gives Sandwich Shop Ability To Produce 45 More Subs During Peak Hours 2/3/2010
    Coin dispenser helps SUBWAY® franchise satisfy students’ appetites and bring in more revenue. By Telequip Corporation
83. Coin Dispenser Gives Sandwich Shop Ability To Produce 45 More Subs During Peak Hours 2/3/2010
    Coin dispenser helps SUBWAY® franchise satisfy students’ appetites and bring in more revenue. By Telequip Corporation
84. T-Flex™ Coin Dispensers Help Rutter's Put The 'Convenience' Back In Convenience Stores 2/3/2010
    Coin dispenser is a key ingredient in getting customers in and out of high-volume stores quickly.By Telequip Corporation
85. Case Study: T-Flex™ Coin Dispensers Help Rutter's Put The 'Convenience' Back In Convenience Stores 2/3/2010
    Coin dispenser is a key ingredient in getting customers in and out of high-volume stores quickly.By Telequip Corporation
86. Super-Streamlining High-Speed Throughput In Retail Apparel Distribution 1/13/2010
    For The Children's Place, the task was straightforward - build a new distribution center to help supply its expanded number of retail apparel stores in the southern United States, and relieve some of the distribution load on its other three North American DCs to speed up store delivery times across the continent. With a net increase of 250 The Children's Place stores over the past 5 years, the new DC could not be too soon to arrive. Add to this the necessity to replenish store product several times a week, and conduct full store change-outs monthly, it was clear that this new DC was destined for a dose of high-tech super streamlining to meet the high-speed throughput demands assigned to it.
87. North American Container Company Saves European Supermarkets $20M 12/29/2009
    Netto, one of Scandinavia’s largest supermarket chains with over 1,000 stores across Denmark, Sweden, Poland, Britain and Germany, needed to re-examine their logistics system when their receiving bays were dealing with unmanageable volumes of empty corrugate boxes, trays and packaging materials. By Elvinco Group
88. Case Study: North American Container Company Saves European Supermarkets $20M 12/29/2009
    Netto, one of Scandinavia’s largest supermarket chains with over 1,000 stores across Denmark, Sweden, Poland, Britain and Germany, needed to re-examine their logistics system when their receiving bays were dealing with unmanageable volumes of empty corrugate boxes, trays and packaging materials. By Elvinco Group
89. The Sleep Train Puts Network Issues To Bed 12/14/2009
    As the largest mattress retailer on the West Coast, The Sleep Train required one seamless secure network infrastructure to support their 233 store locations. Recent acquisitions, including the 2002 purchase of 54 Mattress Discounters stores and the 2006 acquisition of the 55-store Sleep Country USA chain, had left The Sleep Train’s 1068 employees with a disparate network spread across seven providers. Submitted By New Edge Networks
90. Case Study: The Sleep Train Puts Network Issues To Bed 12/14/2009
    As the largest mattress retailer on the West Coast, The Sleep Train required one seamless secure network infrastructure to support their 233 store locations. Recent acquisitions, including the 2002 purchase of 54 Mattress Discounters stores and the 2006 acquisition of the 55-store Sleep Country USA chain, had left The Sleep Train’s 1068 employees with a disparate network spread across seven providers. Submitted By New Edge Networks