Wynsors shoes stays a step ahead with AGR’s forecasting

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Wynsors shoes, known for quality footwear, operates 47 stores and manages approximately 30 additional concessions. With a robust online presence complementing their physical stores, Wynsors Shoes serves a diverse customer base. To maintain efficient operations and ensure customer satisfaction, Wynsors Shoes utilizes AGR for replenishment and forecasting. Nick Green, Stock Control/E-commerce Manager at Wynsors, breaks down how AGR has helped Wynsors manage their complex supply chain.

Nespresso Iceland brews up big changes to their supply chain with AGR

Nespresso Iceland brews up big changes to their supply chain with AGR

Nespresso Iceland, a part of the global leader in coffee products, faced challenges in maintaining optimal stock levels across its various outlets. To address these challenges, Nespresso Iceland partnered with AGR, a company specializing in advanced inventory management solutions. Þorvaldur, Nespresso Iceland’s Head of IT and Product Management, and Arna, AGR user and Data Analyst at Nespresso Iceland, shared their experiences with AGR from implementation to expansion.

Background

Nespresso, a subsidiary of Nestlé, has established itself as a leader in coffee capsules, machines and accessories. Operating globally, Nespresso delivers a unique coffee experience through its extensive product line and is a premier brand in the coffee industry. In Iceland, Nespresso’s operations include B2B, retail and e-commerce channels, which require meticulous coordination and management to ensure a seamless customer experience.

Ole Lynggaard transforms their luxury jewellery supply chain with AGR

Ole Lynggaard transforms their luxury jewellery supply chain with AGR

Ole Lynggaard is a distinguished Danish luxury jewellery brand headquartered in Hellerup, Denmark. The company employs approximately 40 goldsmiths and maintains comprehensive design, marketing, PR, logistics, and purchasing departments. Their operations include five retail stores in four countries and a network of more than 200 wholesale customers worldwide.

To manage their growing supply chain challenges, Ole Lynggaard partnered with AGR, a leader in inventory management and demand forecasting solutions. AGR’s innovative systems improved inventory management, demand forecasting, and customer satisfaction. Looking ahead, Ole Lynggaard plans to expand its use of AGR’s system for further efficiency and growth.

Space NK boosts availability while decreasing inventory levels

Space NK boosts availability while decreasing inventory levels

Acclaimed British beauty retailer, Space NK, is known for offering the best in beauty. They run 72 stores across the UK and Ireland, 29 in the US, as well as a thriving e-commerce platform. They implemented AGR in 2008 to improve their availability figures without investing in more inventory.

15% less stock and ROI within 6 months for Newitts with AGR

15% less stock and ROI within 6 months for Newitts with AGR

Established in 1902, Newitts is a mail order supplier of sports apparel and equipment. Employing 35 people, the company operates its corporate HQ and a specifically built 60,000 sq. ft warehouse from outside York, shipping an average 600 orders per day.

AGR reduces the workload at Kalli K through automation

AGR reduces the workload at Kalli K through automation

Kalli K Ltd was founded in 1946, and is today one of Iceland’s leading distributor of food, wine & spirits. They import, sell and distribute various well-known brands in categories such as beverages (alcoholic and non-alcoholic), food (ambient, chilled and frozen), confectionery and cleaning products, to restaurants and retail stores. In total, over 5.000 SKUs are managed by the AGR solution.

Stilling reduces costs in their auto-parts stores with AGR

Stilling reduces costs in their auto-parts stores with AGR

Established in 1960, Stilling operates a central warehouse and six retail stores specializing in auto parts. They provide their customers with quality service at a countrywide level. They are a family-owned company and are among the oldest in the field on the Icelandic market.

Lars Larson drops inventory levels by 30% through customised AGR reporting

Lars Larson drops inventory levels by 30% through customised AGR reporting

Lars Larsen opened the first JYSK store in 1979. Throughout the years, the company has expanded to run over 1,550 home furnishing stores in 32 countries. JYSK employs 14,000 staff and generated 3,5 billion USD in 2008. The company has become a leading brand in many European countries including Denmark, Germany, and France. JYSK Canada operates 41 home furnishing stores and 2 distribution centres in Vancouver and Toronto, supplying around 8.000 items for its stores.

AGR centralises purchasing & increases inventory control for ÁTVR

AGR centralises purchasing & increases inventory control for ÁTVR

After lifting the prohibition on wine in 1922, the Icelandic government established the State Alcohol and Tobacco Monopoly of Iceland to manage and control the sale of alcohol, which included liquor in 1935 and beer in 1989. Today, ÁTVR (Áfengis- og Tóbaksverslun Ríkisins) has over 50 stores throughout the country, about 3000 SKUs, and sells around 21 million litres of alcohol per year.

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Consumer (food, cosmetics)