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CASE STUDY
| | | | | | | Time-honoured tradition meets quality customer service | | Laura Secord is Canada’s largest and best
known chocolatier. They began their business in 1913, and is known for
its premium chocolates, ice cream and specialty candy. They currently
operate 148 company-owned stores across the country. With more than 400
product offerings, Laura Secord still follows the time-honoured recipes
and dedication to quality and excellent customer service as when the
company first started. Every product sold carries an unconditional
guarantee for quality.
As a chain rich in heritage, it became necessary to take initiatives to
modernize their point of sale technology which had become dated and
difficult to support. It was then that they evaluated several POS
offerings and decided right from the beginning that the DigiPoS Retail
Blade fit their business needs over a PC solution, which would help to
reduce support costs.
Eric
Westerby, Director of IT for Laura Secord saw the benefits of blade
technology at the point-of-sale because of its ease of upgrades and
provides future-proofing which will add savings to their bottom line
over the next ten years. They were also impressed at the level of
commitment they were provided with from DigiPoS, and our ability to
support a very aggressive rollout campaign which saw 100+ sites up and
running within only four short weeks. Eric Westerby says of the
rollout: “Upon evaluating a number of POS solutions, DigiPoS Systems
clearly delivered a high level of commitment to our very specific needs
and provided us with a tailored solution which will reduce our support
costs dramatically over the lifetime of our new systems. Plus, the
added bonus of their ten year warranty gave us the confidence that they
will provide cost-saving upgrades for several years to come.”
They
are currently rolling out 400 of theRetail Blade 3 systems along side
with custom DigiPoS keyboards in both French and English. They are also
rolling out Symbol LS2208 Scanners, and Epson TM-88iii reciept printers
and IBM Cash Drawers. |
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