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E Commerce Expo...Maginus
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Berry Bros new system from Maginus allows them to process more orders, make fewer errors and eliminate duplication in Ireland
Ambitious plans for the future – to double turnover over the next few years
http://www.maginus.com/
Berry Bros. & Rudd, a UK specialist wine merchant, has chosen a business solution from Maginus, expert providers of integrated software solutions for multi channel retail & distribution companies, in its Irish subsidiary in a bid to boost sales across both retail and wholesale channels.
The Irish business sells wines through a retail outlet in Dublin, over the phone and web, and now the larger part of their business, through wholesale to hotels, restaurants and wine cellars. The Irish business has started to grow and the company has ambitious plans for the future – to double turnover over the next few years. .
Maginus...An exhibitor at E Commerce Expo which is now firmly established as the UK's leading exhibition for internet retailing and e-commerce.
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Clive Ellings, MD of IMP Events talks E Commerce
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"E Commerce is going to be bolstered by the credit crunch because it is more convenient for shoppers"
http://www.brandrepublic.com/News/850252/Better-no...
Clive Ellings of E Commerce Expo says he expects
the e-commerce sector to continue to grow, despite economic uncertainty, as it is highly cost-effective both for retailers and consumers.
"If you're a high street retailer going online is expensive, but not in relation to opening new shops," he said.
"You could argue that ecommerce is going to be bolstered by the credit crunch because it is more convenient for shoppers - they don't have to pay additional fuel and parking costs.
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Find out more about this 'winning' cover
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This cover had nothing at all to do with luck
http://npdnotebook.com/2008/magazines/lily-allen-s...
npd notebook (worth checking) says....
It’s come to my attention that the Look cover, which Ali Hall nominated and explained as her Best Cover at the recent IPC Editors’ Conference, goes some way to contradicting the confusion I expressed in the COVER VERSIONS blog.
Kenny Pryde, editor of SuperBike, wrote:“…we recently listened to an experienced editor explaining that her best cover in 2008 owed a lot to luck. She took a chance on an untried masthead colour, they ‘got lucky’ when the cover star went mental after the cover had gone to the printers and they rather fortuitously had story ‘n’ pics. The mag scored a monster sale, but it’s hard to learn any lessons from that experience.”
Great isn’t it? But, as I recall it, the cover had nothing at all to do with luck.
What Ali did next was, in hindsight, utterly obvious
but at the time I’d call it genius.
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