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Customer	Industry	Empl.	Revenue	Country	Vendor	Application	Category	When	VAR/SI	Insight Source
Asos	Retail	3351	$4.1B	United Kingdom	Blue Yonder	JDA RedPrairie WMS	Warehouse Management	2010	n/a	In 2010 Asos implemented JDA RedPrairie WMS to standardize Warehouse Management across its warehouse and distribution operations. The rollout established JDA RedPrairie WMS as the primary application for inventory control and order fulfillment workflows at Asos, with the platform positioned to support receiving, putaway, picking, packing and shipping processes for the companys operational teams. Configuration work included core WMS modules and category-aligned capabilities such as inventory visibility, wave and batch picking logic, task management and RF handheld transaction flows. Implementation activities documented on the project included system configuration, structured testing cycles, and custom reporting development, specifically SQL based iReports authored by an Asos superuser and developer responsible for WMS extensions and report instrumentation. Operational governance centered on internal superuser driven ownership of configuration and reporting, combined with formal testing during the implementation phase to validate business process workflows. The deployment oriented the JDA RedPrairie WMS toward warehouse operations, fulfillment and inventory control business functions, with custom iReports and SQL artifacts used to embed operational reporting into daily warehouse procedures.
Currys	Retail	24000	$11.3B	United Kingdom	Oracle	Oracle Retail Store Inventory Management	Inventory Management	2017	n/a	In 2017 Currys deployed Oracle Retail Store Inventory Management to centralize Inventory Management for store operations and replenishment across its United Kingdom retail network. The deployment targeted store-level inventory visibility and lifecycle management to support merchandising, store operations, and replenishment workflows. Oracle Retail Store Inventory Management was configured to deliver core Inventory Management capabilities including store receiving, cycle counting, stock transfers, store allocations, and replenishment planning. Configuration emphasized configurable replenishment rules, item master governance, and operational workflows for store receiving and inventory adjustments consistent with typical retail inventory processes. Integration work drew on Oracle Retail interface patterns, with implementation engineering informed by experience building Oracle Retail RDM and RDW interfaces and prior Retek RMS interface projects for UK retailers. Interfaces focused on exchanging master data, transaction level inventory movements, and replenishment signals between store systems and the retail data model. Operational scope and governance centered on store operations, merchandising, and supply chain teams across the Currys store estate in the United Kingdom, with formal configuration control for item masters and replenishment policies. Rollout practices emphasized aligning store receiving and cycle count procedures with system configuration, and establishing data stewardship for inventory records.
	Retail	56685	$8.5B	United Kingdom	Oracle	Oracle Warehouse Management Cloud	Warehouse Management	2013	n/a
	Retail	69000	$15.0B	United Kingdom	Oracle	Oracle Retail Store Inventory Management	Inventory Management	2011	n/a
	Retail	1500	$1.9B	United Kingdom	Oracle	Oracle Retail Warehouse Management	Warehouse Management	2015	n/a
	Retail	3300	$2.8B	United Kingdom	IBM	IBM Sterling Order Management	Order Management	2016	n/a
	Retail	49600	$7.7B	United Kingdom	Blue Yonder	Blue Yonder Demand Planning (ex JDA Demand Planning)	Demand Forecasting and Planning	2015	n/a
	Retail	654	$458M	United Kingdom	Digital Applications International Limited	Matflo WMS	Warehouse Management	2015	n/a
	Consumer Packaged Goods	30092	$20.3B	United Kingdom	Koerber AG	Korber HighJump Warehouse Advantage	Warehouse Management	2019	n/a
	Retail	14935	$2.4B	United Kingdom	Oracle	Oracle Retail Demand Forecasting	Demand Forecasting and Planning	2005	n/a

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Customer

Industry

Empl.

Revenue

Country

Vendor

Application

Category

When

VAR/SI

Insight

Insight Source

Asos

Retail

3351

$4.1B

United Kingdom

Blue Yonder

JDA RedPrairie WMS

Warehouse Management

2010

n/a

In 2010 Asos implemented JDA RedPrairie WMS to standardize Warehouse Management across its warehouse and distribution operations. The rollout established JDA RedPrairie WMS as the primary application for inventory control and order fulfillment workflows at Asos, with the platform positioned to support receiving, putaway, picking, packing and shipping processes for the companys operational teams. Configuration work included core WMS modules and category-aligned capabilities such as inventory visibility, wave and batch picking logic, task management and RF handheld transaction flows. Implementation activities documented on the project included system configuration, structured testing cycles, and custom reporting development, specifically SQL based iReports authored by an Asos superuser and developer responsible for WMS extensions and report instrumentation. Operational governance centered on internal superuser driven ownership of configuration and reporting, combined with formal testing during the implementation phase to validate business process workflows. The deployment oriented the JDA RedPrairie WMS toward warehouse operations, fulfillment and inventory control business functions, with custom iReports and SQL artifacts used to embed operational reporting into daily warehouse procedures.

Currys

Retail

24000

$11.3B

United Kingdom

Oracle

Oracle Retail Store Inventory Management

Inventory Management

2017

n/a

In 2017 Currys deployed Oracle Retail Store Inventory Management to centralize Inventory Management for store operations and replenishment across its United Kingdom retail network. The deployment targeted store-level inventory visibility and lifecycle management to support merchandising, store operations, and replenishment workflows. Oracle Retail Store Inventory Management was configured to deliver core Inventory Management capabilities including store receiving, cycle counting, stock transfers, store allocations, and replenishment planning. Configuration emphasized configurable replenishment rules, item master governance, and operational workflows for store receiving and inventory adjustments consistent with typical retail inventory processes. Integration work drew on Oracle Retail interface patterns, with implementation engineering informed by experience building Oracle Retail RDM and RDW interfaces and prior Retek RMS interface projects for UK retailers. Interfaces focused on exchanging master data, transaction level inventory movements, and replenishment signals between store systems and the retail data model. Operational scope and governance centered on store operations, merchandising, and supply chain teams across the Currys store estate in the United Kingdom, with formal configuration control for item masters and replenishment policies. Rollout practices emphasized aligning store receiving and cycle count procedures with system configuration, and establishing data stewardship for inventory records.