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Coals to Newcastle
October 4th, 2001Following an invitation to speak at the XML-Edge conference held in Santa Clara in the heart of Silicon Valley in California, BCP technical director, Brian Preece, gave an address on our work on XML and messaging. This included a demonstration that showed sales data being relayed from a Point of Sale system through a Back Office system to a Head Office and product and price updates being passed back the other way. The messages were relayed via the Internet through our AIMS hub in Stockport and back again to California within a fraction of a second. The demonstration included the “store owner’s” mobile phone receiving a tell-tale text message within less than a minute of the “checkout operator” selling a £3.99 bottle of wine for 10 pence!
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September 4th, 2001The nature of food and drink wholesaling has changed dramatically over the last 10–15 years. Faced with a dynamically changing market, escalating competition, increasingly extensive product ranges, and ever-increasing customer demands for better service and more choice, wholesalers have had to become more proactive and innovative in order to survive and succeed. Most have turned to IT, using sophisticated computer systems to handle many activities. Yet still they must be constantly alert to new technologies and developments which may further improve performance and competitive edge.
BCP Client Scoops Prize at European Retail Solutions Awards 2001
June 4th, 2001At the first ever European Retail Solutions Awards BCP customer, SPAR UK, won second prize in the Best Use Of Technology In The Small To Medium Enterprisecategory for the successful implementation of its BCP retail system.
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BCP Wins Top Technology Award
April 1st, 2001BCP Growth Recognised as Technology Companies Crowned in Northern Deloitte & Touche Fast 50
Stockport based Business Computer Projects Ltd, supplier of specialist retail and distribution solutions, is celebrating a major success after boosting its turnover by almost 100 per cent.
The result of the third annual quest to find the fastest growing technology companies in the north, was announced at a prestigious awards ceremony held recently at the Palace Hotel in Manchester.
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Musgrave Choose Accord for New Food Services Warehouse
January 4th, 2001Musgrave, Ireland’s largest food wholesaler, is investing over £250,000 sterling in an advanced IT solution for its new food services warehouse at Ballymun, Ireland. The new system – Accord – from BCP Ltd, will give Musgrave all the benefits of a powerful, modern distribution solution, allowing them to maximise efficiency and customer service.
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Internet will be Central
January 4th, 2001The 21st century has become synonymous with the “e-business revolution”. Everywhere one turns there is a new “e” buzzword describing yet another business process or model that is to be transformed by the power of the Internet or yet another statistic proclaiming its potential. Today’s wholesaler can ill afford to ignore these trends for, as the new technologies are proven and adopted, the opportunity to operate more effectively and to streamline the supply chain will be considerable. The Internet will become central to the whole supply chain – linking wholesalers with both their customers and their suppliers in order to increase speed to market, improve customer service, lower costs and build stronger relationships, thereby improving overall competitive advantage.
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