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DaimlerChrysler was undertaking a major program with the implementation of SAP for Automotive. At the same time, the company decided to exchange its printers on the production floor and replace its handheld scanners. The automaker invited three vendors to submit a quote. The preferred solution would have to integrate seamlessly into the existing infrastructure - especially into the SAP for Automotive environment - as well as be able to be used by all departments. Additional criteria included a high-speed processor, a robust memory, and variable laser scan options.

Tesco wanted to give store managers the freedom to spend more time on the sales floor by ensuring they were constantly connected to email and other business-critical IT applications when away from their desk. A key objective was that this would increase the profitability of each store by giving managers more time on the shop floor interacting with customers and staff alike.

Like many other retailers, New Look's key in-store operations, such as price markdowns, were reliant on paper-based systems, creating inevitable inaccuracies, delays and frustrations. The situation was exacerbated by New Look's successful growth, resulting in mushrooming inefficiency and an increasing administrative burden for store staff.