Retailer implements GK Software system across 2 450 outlets in South Africa.
The Shoprite Group has completed what it describes as its largest-ever point-of-sale system implementation at 29 191 till points across South Africa.
The bulk of the rollout was completed within five months, and 2 450 Shoprite, Checkers, Usave, LiquorShop, Little Me, Checkers Outdoor and Petshop Science stores are now live on the new POS system. As part of the rollout, the project created 130 additional contract positions and provided in-store skills training for nearly 40 000 employees.According to Shoprite, the new system improves cashier efficiency and transaction speed because of larger, colour-coded screens and an intuitive user interface.
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