Accenture harnesses Splunk for Coles’ supply chain disruption management
Accenture has revamped supply chain management for Australian supermarket giant Coles Group, tapping Splunk as the vendor of choice.
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Optus, NBN Co partner to deliver data services to Coles
Optus Business has partnered with NBN Co to deliver digital network and telecommunications services for Coles to improve the shopping experience of its customers.
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Kogan, Coles and Mwave.com.au help stranded Dick Smith customers
Dick Smith recently placed itself into voluntary administration, with the company’s administrator, Ferrier Hodgson, announcing that “due to the financial circumstances of the group, outstanding gift vouchers cannot be honoured and deposits cannot be refunded”.
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Apple Pay on tap
Apple iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch users can begin using the tap-to-pay service, Apple Pay in Australia today.
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CGU claims top spot for best customer experience company
CGU Insurance has claimed pride of place at the top of the best consumer experience companies list 2014.
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Coles launches Mobile Wallet
Coles customers now have another tap-and-go option when paying at the checkout with the introduction of Coles Mobile Wallet.
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Netspace founder returns to helm MessageMedia
There has been something missing in Netspace founder Stuart Marburg’s life since he sold his company to iiNet for $40 million in 2010.
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Is this the end of the supermarket checkout attendant?
Throw out your supermarket loyalty cards and say good bye to the dedicated checkout operator.
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Datalogic to bring on new partners in reseller program
Data capture device manufacturer, Datalogic, is set to launch a comprehensive reseller program as the company’s technology changes with the proliferation of smartphones and tablets.
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yARN: Bricks and clicks
One of the ways that ‘real world’ retailers are trying to play to their strengths is by allowing customers to order online and then collect the goods from a convenient branch.
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Microsoft: The future is now
The Future is NOW, according to Microsoft Australia. And that was the tag it gave its annual IT education forum, Tech.Ed 2011, on the Gold Coast.
