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Lolly and New Horizon System at the Doctor Who Experience

Lolly and New Horizon System at the Doctor Who Experience

Retail Tech: Doctor Who Experience Moves to Cardiff

When the decision was taken for BBC Worldwide’s Doctor Who Experience to relocate in real time from London to Cardiff, the Event Retail and Merchandise team - led by Andrew Walker - decided to review the point-of-sale equipment in use at the event.

With the move to a more modern venue, the team sought to upgrade their legacy systems to a solution that could match the futuristic nature of the brand while providing robust data reporting.

Full Case Study

You can access the comprehensive analysis of the technology transition and the implementation of the new EPoS systems here:[Retail Tech Review: July 22, 2015]

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