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• Most of them addressed transparency in trading, warehouse stock controls and governance.
• Those with electronic stock control software set up Pennies as a stock-keeping unit.
• To close the door to competition, large sums were expended to acquire stock control.
• The system assisted in stock control and general administration.
• Eurostop's system consists of Point of Sale ( e-pos ), stock control, merchandising, e-commerce and warehousing.
• "They are significantly behind retailers in other countries in merchandising and stock control, " he said.
• DuPont gained majority stock control of the company in 1876 after Colonel Hazard died in 1868.
• Since there responsibilities ranges from price negotiation to stock control they have full information about the vendors.
• Pikom chairman Shaifubahrim Saleh said today the problem could affect marketing, purchasing, production, stock control and customer billing.
• Investors who are betting against Avid by short-selling the company's stock control about 9 percent of its shares.
• Card stock control cards are in limited use today, having been mostly replaced by weatherproof stock such as Tyvek.
• This bundle, together with OCP's Stock Control, Finance and Payroll systems, introduced small businesses to a streamlined, computerised operation.
• This software enables retailers to carry out tasks such as stock control, automatic replenishment, promotion management and customer loyalty.
• New versions were made for different markets, and today SelTrac is used for rolling stock control around the world.
• Other advantages include ability to implement various types of discounts, a loyalty scheme for customers and more efficient stock control.
• Unleashed has a partner program where they assist companies in gaining knowledge about stock control and the use of Unleashed Software.
• He started off as a graduate trainee before ending up in stock control and then as a buyer ( ankle socks ).
• Varied interests sought to obtain stock control of the rich properties and there came the inevitable crash in which many went to financial doom.
• Like many chains of small retail stores with a wide product range, stock control and stock swapping were critical to cash flow and profits.
• A Kimball tag was an early form of stock control label that, like its later successor the barcode, supported back office data processing functions.