HighJump Software Announces In-Store Fulfillment Solution for Retailers
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HighJump Warehouse Advantage for In-Store Fulfillment provides retailers with all the tools needed to set up an in-store fulfillment operation EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn.--(Business Wire)-- HighJump Software, a global provider of supply chain execution solutions, announces the availability of a supply chain solution that enhances the online shopping experience and fulfillment of customer orders. Offering an in-store fulfillment option to retail customers is a growing trend that offers convenience, cost savings and an extra level of service to increase customer loyalty and set retailers apart from their competitors. HighJump Warehouse Advantage for In-Store Fulfillment provides retailers with all the tools needed to set up an in-store fulfillment operation, including order capture, store mapping, work queue management, wave planning and real-time inventory tracking. By leveraging the flexible and adaptable tier-one HighJump warehouse management system (WMS) solution configured with comprehensive in-store fulfillment capabilities, HighJump Software works behind the scenes to create a satisfying online shopping experience as well as a tightly managed in-store order fulfillment process. To deliver the online shopping component of the solution, HighJump has teamed with Grocery Shopping Network (GSN). GSN brings together the Web and in-store supermarket shopping experience by providing retailers` Web sites with software products that integrate shopping list building, recipes and meal planning with relevant, focused advertising content. Once a customer has submitted an order online, it will be routed to HighJump Warehouse Advantage for order fulfillment. Associates at the retail grocery location then pick the order and either have it ready for curbside pick-up at a customer-selected date and time, or extend the solution to include turn-by-turn directions for customer home delivery. "Today`s retail consumer is more crunched for time than ever, resulting in the increasing popularity of convenient online shopping," said Chad Collins, Vice President of Marketing and Strategy, HighJump Software. "Savvy retailers and grocers are leveraging this trend and offering consumers flexibility through home delivery and store pickup using advanced technologies that turn the store into an automated fulfillment center." About HighJump Software Inc. Forward-thinking companies entrust HighJump Software to power their supply chains. HighJump Software simplifies the art and business of creating, selling and moving products across global networks. HighJump Software helps more than 1,300 customers worldwide drive growth and manage change. http://www.highjumpsoftware.com About Grocery Shopping Network Grocery Shopping Network, Inc. connects consumers, retailers and brands through its premier content and software for supermarket websites. GSN services enable consumers to quickly plan a shopping trip or place an order online. GSN provides the shopper the best way to find bigger savings, better meals, and faster shopping. Retail grocers that team with GSN experience a strong ROI through increased sales generated by engaging shoppers at their website, expanding the average basket by 40%, and by being part of the GSN Ad Network. The GSN Ad Network exclusively delivers over 4,000 retail grocery locations in the top US markets. The GSN Ad Network is an extremely efficient and effective online advertising channel for CPGs as relevant offers are presented to grocery shoppers at the precise moment they are deciding what to buy. The company`s analytics offering, GSN Insights, provides proof of the direct ROI created when a brand advertises with GSN by measuring the effectiveness and sales lift of the advertisement. www.groceryshopping.net. HighJump Software Inc. Katie Wolfe, 952-563-5297 katie.wolfe@highjump.com Copyright Business Wire 2009
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