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Turning efficiency into a better customer experience

Visma Retail has over the last year, together with Bunnpris, gained many experiences and insights around self checkout and how it should be implemented. Bunnpris Blindern opened June 20th, as the first store of its kind, with only self checkout tills. This generated a lot of publicity, leaving many wide eyes wondering how this should [...]

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SOA in the Cloud

For those of you with a good memory you will have vague memories about SOA that was one of the big buzz words some years ago. SOA was supposed to be the silver bullet that solved integration problems, you could put together different services, build on top of other services and magically compose new services. [...]

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Innovation, the Ibuprofen of retail

For a company that supplies the biggest retail chains in Norway and Sweden with everything from point of sale functionality, via shopkeeping utilities, to reporting and analytics tools in shop and as well as on HQ, innovation is about pain relief. We aim to find new ways to reduce or remove the sore spots in [...]

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Stakeholder meetings

Stakeholder is generally defined as a person who is involved with an organization, activity, project and therefore has responsibilities towards it and an interest in its success. The role of stakeholders is important in the development of a project. Stakeholders are chosen based on their expertise, on their interest in a certain activity or project. A [...]

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Successful SEPA (Single European Payments Area) transition in Finland

Deadline for SEPA transition in Finland was 31st of October. Visma has successfully completed the transition of Finnish customers to SEPA on a SaaS service. We have been working together with all major banks over two years.  We have now over 15.000 customers in the new world of payments and close to half a million [...]

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Let’s keep in touch

It´s end of November. One more month almost passed. Again. For me (and many others in the finance department) it means that it is time to close accounting, time to calculate accruals, taxes etc. and in a few days it is the dead line and time to report. You always think how to make the month end closing [...]

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