Titlebook: Retail Information Systems Based on SAP Products; J?rg Becker,Wolfgang Uhr,Oliver Vering Book 2001 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2001

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-09760-1Electronic Commerce; Planning; Retail; Retail Information Systems; Retail Management; Retail Sector; Retai

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Systems for the Support of the Company Management,em areas and to analyze their creation as fast as possible through the availability of meaningful key figures. The same key figures should be used for the support planning. Special . (MSS) are needed here.

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Distributed Retail Information Systems (DRS),ed by the industry and the company philosophy. Consequently, it is hardly possible to provide a general distribution model for retailing limited to just a few scenarios. For these reasons, a modern retail information system should provide a large degree of flexibility to allow it to be adapted to any distribution structures.

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Book 2001sses. The "right" products, a successful market image, a strong positioning between suppliers and customers, efficient logistics and optimum organization structures contribute to a company‘s survival. Achieving this goal requires flexible information and communication systems that are fully adaptabl

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ncies, globalization, increasing cost pressure and well-informed customers all make up the hard competition faced by today‘s businesses. The "right" products, a successful market image, a strong positioning between suppliers and customers, efficient logistics and optimum organization structures cont