End-to-end Retail Software Solutions from MICROS-RetailCLEVELAND, OH—With the turn of the calendar comes new solutions and functionality from MICROS-Retail, the retail arm of MICROS Systems, Inc. The focus in 2009 is on expanding the options and ease-of-use for multi-channel retailers of all sizes. “We continue to strengthen our portfolio of complete end-to-end solutions,” says Managing Director John Gularson, “and we support them with the best services in the industry. The recent acquisition of Fry, Inc. enhances our ability to provide customers with advanced e-commerce solutions and technology necessary to operate retail websites. With Fry as part of our portfolio, we now have a suite of services in place to deliver the best cross-channel solutions allowing our customers to reach consumers at any point where a transaction may take place.”
Among the new offerings featured at NRF's Big Show in January 2009 are:
MICROS-Retail develops best-of-breed solutions for all the key retail functions: POS, Web design and services, eCommerce, order management, loss prevention, sales audit, CRM, supply chain, merchandising, gift card, and loyalty. For additional information visit www.micros-retail.com.
About MICROS-Retail MICROS-Retail (the retail solutions division of MICROS Systems Inc. which includes its subsidiary companies Datavantage, CommercialWare, eOne Group, Fry, and Redsky IT), is the leading provider of comprehensive, best in class solutions for the worldwide retail and direct markets, enabling retailers to deliver on the customer experience while optimizing operational efficiency across all channels. MICROS-Retail offers a full suite of solutions in a choice of deployment options. Java technology, rich functionality, support flexibility and successful experience in demanding environments explain why hundreds of retailers around the world rely on MICROS-Retail to strengthen their businesses and deliver results. MICROS-Retail solutions are installed in over 33,000 stores in 10 countries. MICROS-Retail analytic solutions process data at a corporate level for an additional 60,000 stores. |