Secondary Recommendation

NSB Retail - Retail software provider winning lucrative business in US

April 2005

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NSB Retail, a leading provider of software and IT services to the retail industry, has had more than its fair share of scrapes in its ten year history but there are now distinct signs that it's back on the mend. Under the auspices of its founder and chief executive, Nikki Beckett, NSB started life as a UK provider of merchandise software solutions, which helped shop owners maximise the profit potential of their stock through the management of pricing and controlled use of mark-downs. While it still does this today, its early success encouraged the group to expand its product suite into store-based solutions such as making the check out process more efficient, reducing employee theft and providing Customer Relationship ...

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