ADC announces that Auchan Romania, a hypermarket chain headquartered in Bucharest, Romania with 33 stores, has selected ADC’s InterScale Scales Manager software.
Auchan Romania currently utilise Avery Berkel, Bizerba and Ishida scales in their stores and sought a single scales management solution to ensure their scale labels contained accurate price, traceability, ingredient, nutrition and allergen information. After a thorough evaluation of several options, Auchan Romania selected ADC’s InterScale Scales Manager because the software is “scale neutral,” meaning it supports all of their current scales, as well as any new manufacturers that may be added in the future.
InterScale centrally manages all of Auchan Romania’s scale data, including automatic change batch creation, performing network tests and re-loading scales with item price information. Additionally, InterScale provides Auchan Romania with a real-time scale health dashboard, customisable alerts, flexible reporting, automatic allergen detection within ingredients and EU 1169 complaint nutrition details.
“The InterScale project with ADC has been a great success, which has led us to evaluate additional systems within ADC’s InterStore software suite, including the NutriGen Recipe Manager and P-Cubed Production Planning,” said Romuald Mikolajczyk, CIO at Auchan Romania.
ADC worked with Romanian Business Consult (RBC), a Romanian IT solutions integrator, to provide local implementation resources. After piloting the software in 2 stores, InterScale was deployed to the remaining stores in 3 months, which included integration to the Auchan Back Office System.
“We are pleased that Auchan Romania considers the InterScale project a success and look forward to working with them on additional fresh food management projects,” said Steve Loveridge, Chairman at ADC. “As our customer base grows throughout Europe, we are continuously working to ensure customer satisfaction both in terms of software success and providing localised and efficient implementation.”
About Auchan Romania
In 2006, Auchan opened the first and largest hypermarket in Bucharest, Romania. Over the next years, Auchan opened 10 additional stores in Romania. In 2013, Auchan acquired 20 Real hypermarkets, as a result of an agreement signed between Group Auchan and Metro Group in November 2012. Currently, there are 33 Auchan hypermarkets in Romania with over 11,000 employees. For more information visit: www.Auchan.ro/.
Friday, September 23, 2016
Friday, July 29, 2016
ADC Announces First Subject Matter Expert Presenters for ReFresh Fresh Food Management Conference
ReFresh is a multi-day conference for existing and prospective ADC customers, as well as industry partners and subject matter experts. ReFresh is focused on providing attendees with a detailed look at the newest technologies and solutions available for managing fresh foods.
To learn more about ReFresh 2016 or to register, click here. Registration is free for retail attendees.
- Anne-Marie Roerink – Principal, 210 Analytics, LLC – Anne-Marie’s presentation on Wednesday, October 6 will highlight shopper trends in supermarkets, specifically in the meat and produce departments. Anne Marie provides customized research and marketing strategies for clients such as the Food Marketing Institute, National Grocers Association, National Confectioners Association, Retail Industry Leaders Association, and many other food-related businesses. Anne-Marie has developed an excellent perspective on the changing nature of the shopper and the food retailing business today, and the challenge of success tomorrow.
- Erik R. Lieberman – Founding Principal, Lieberman PLLC – Erik’s presentation on October 4th will cover the latest information on key regulations impacting retailers, FDA’s Menu Labeling and the Final Grind Log Rule. Erik has extensive experience on legal matters involving food safety, international trade, food labeling, agriculture, food marketing and the federal legislative process. Formerly Erik served as vice president and chief regulatory counsel at the Food Marketing Institute where he represented the retail supermarket industry and food wholesalers before federal agencies, including the Food and Drug Administration and Department of Agriculture.
The ReFresh agenda also includes customer presentations, retail led roundtable discussions, software update presentations and networking opportunities. For more information, please contact Jamie Simon at +1.813.849.1818 ext. 2238.
Tuesday, July 26, 2016
Food Marketing Institute Webinar: U.S. Grocery Shopper Trends 2016 Overview
Join the Food Marketing Institute for a "U.S. Grocery Shopper Trends 2016 Overview - Webinar" on August 1 at 1:00pm EST. U.S. Grocery Shopper Trends 2016 Overview
This webinar will highlight findings from the FMI 2016 U.S. Grocery Shopper Trends Report, conducted by The Hartman Group. This year, FMI worked with the Hartman Group to supplement our U.S. Grocery Shopper Trends research perspective with a cultural lens, interviewing Americans in their homes and while shopping, and drawing upon ethnographic research into U.S. food consumption and consumers. Join us on Wednesday, August 3 at 1:00 PM ET to gain insight in to the shift in shopping and the growth in shared shopping and co-shopping to satisfy personal desires and household needs.
Register here: http://bit.ly/2acbFYS.
Monday, May 2, 2016
Sedano's Supermarkets Selects ADC's InterScale Scales Manager
With InterScale, Sedano’s Supermarkets manages the data being sent to and from the barcode labeling scales, printers and kiosks, including change batch creation and management, performing network tests and re-loading scales with item price and food safety information.
The InterScale Scales Manager is one of the three software systems that comprise InterStore, ADC's integrated fresh item management software suite. The other two systems are: the NutriGen Recipe Manager, which centrally manages and analyzes recipes and generates legally compliant ingredient lists, and the P-Cubed Production Manager, which automates, manages and tracks shrink, inventory and production in the fresh departments of grocery stores.
For more information, please contact:
Jamie Simon
Applied Data Corporation
+1.813.849.1818 Ext. 2238
About Sedano’s Supermarkets
Established in Hialeah, Florida in 1962, Sedano’s Supermarkets has grown from a single neighborhood market into the #1 Hispanic retailer in America. Sedano’s founder Armando Guerra, a thriving businessman in his homeland of Cuba, brought with him a bounty of experience that helped establish himself in the U.S – and in 1971, Guerra brought Manuel Herrán on board to help out with the daily operations of his burgeoning business. The rest, as they say, is for the history books. To learn more, visit www.Sedanos.com.
Tuesday, April 5, 2016
Hills Supermarket Selects ADC's InterScale Scales Manager
Hill’s Supermarket selected InterScale to manage the data being sent to and from their barcode labeling scales, including change batch creation and management, performing network tests and re-loading scales with item price and food safety information. Additionally, InterScale retrieves labeling totals, to determine what items have been produced in their stores.
The InterScale Scales Manager is one of the three software systems that comprise InterStore, ADC's integrated fresh item management software suite. The other two systems are: the NutriGen Recipe Manager, which centrally manages and analyzes recipes and generates legally compliant ingredient lists, and the P-Cubed Production Manager, which automates, manages and tracks shrink, inventory and production in the fresh departments of grocery stores.
For more information, please contact:
Jamie Simon
Applied Data Corporation
+1.813.849.1818 Ext. 2238
About Hills Supermarket
Otto Hill opened a small grocery store in Whiteville, NC in 1930. The store also sold gasoline and farming supplies and quickly became a local landmark in the Whiteville Community. When Dewey Hill was a young boy he helped his father at the store and it was there he fell in love with the grocery business and the people of Columbus County. When Dewey returned from a tour of duty with the Navy in 1946 he went back to work at the store. It was from this beginning that Hills Supermarkets was formed. Dewey learned that if you treated people fairly and sold fresh products at a fair price that customers would return time and time again. To learn more about Hills Supermarkets, please visit www.HillsFoodStores.com.
Monday, March 14, 2016
Harps Food Stores Selects and Implements ADC’s P-Cubed Meat Grind Traceability Manager
ADC announces that Harps Food Stores, a 80 store grocery chain headquartered in Springdale, Arkansas, has selected and implemented ADC’s P-Cubed Meat Grind Traceability Manager.
The P-Cubed Meat Grind Traceability Manager provides an electronic traceability record for all meat that is ground in Harps Food Stores, with sanitation records for the meat grinder equipment.
“We are very happy with the implementation of ADC’s Meat Grind Traceability Manager in our stores, as it has been very easy for our associates to use on a daily basis,” said Layne Chastain, Director of Meat and Seafood Operations at Harps Food Stores. “Additionally, the information collected allows us to maintain the required, detailed records for ground meat by the Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS)*.”
With the P-Cubed Meat Grind Traceability Manager, meat department associates use wireless handheld scanners to scan the barcodes of supplied meat, as it is included in each batch of grind. Traceability of grind content data is retained in a centralized repository at Harps Food Stores headquarters and is available for inquiry and reporting through PDF or exported to Excel for distribution or further review.
The P-Cubed Meat Grind Traceability Manager is part of the P-Cubed Production Manager system. The P-Cubed Production Manager provides grocery, food service and convenience store chains increased visibility of food item movements within their fresh food departments. The P-Cubed Production Manager is one of the three systems that comprise ADC’s InterStore suite of Fresh Item Management Software. The other two systems are the InterScale Scales Manager and the NutriGen Recipe manager.
*Read the full rule here.
The P-Cubed Meat Grind Traceability Manager provides an electronic traceability record for all meat that is ground in Harps Food Stores, with sanitation records for the meat grinder equipment.
“We are very happy with the implementation of ADC’s Meat Grind Traceability Manager in our stores, as it has been very easy for our associates to use on a daily basis,” said Layne Chastain, Director of Meat and Seafood Operations at Harps Food Stores. “Additionally, the information collected allows us to maintain the required, detailed records for ground meat by the Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS)*.”
With the P-Cubed Meat Grind Traceability Manager, meat department associates use wireless handheld scanners to scan the barcodes of supplied meat, as it is included in each batch of grind. Traceability of grind content data is retained in a centralized repository at Harps Food Stores headquarters and is available for inquiry and reporting through PDF or exported to Excel for distribution or further review.
The P-Cubed Meat Grind Traceability Manager is part of the P-Cubed Production Manager system. The P-Cubed Production Manager provides grocery, food service and convenience store chains increased visibility of food item movements within their fresh food departments. The P-Cubed Production Manager is one of the three systems that comprise ADC’s InterStore suite of Fresh Item Management Software. The other two systems are the InterScale Scales Manager and the NutriGen Recipe manager.
*Read the full rule here.
Monday, March 7, 2016
ADC Announces Dates for 15th Annual ReFresh Fresh Item Management (FIM) Conference
We are happy to announce dates for our 15th annual ReFresh Fresh Item Management (FIM) Conference – October 3-6, 2016 at the Sheraton Sand Key in Clearwater Beach, Florida.ReFresh is our annual, multi-day conference for existing and prospective customers, as well as industry partners and subject matter experts. ReFresh is focused on providing attendees with a detailed look at the newest technologies and solutions available for managing fresh foods.
Attendees at ReFresh are from a variety of roles within food retail, including Information Technology, Fresh Department Managers, Store Operations, Food Safety Managers and FIM Coordinators.
The ReFresh agenda is a combination of presentations by subject matter experts, retailer presentations, round-table discussions lead by retailers, FIM software presentations and networking opportunities.
To learn more about ReFresh, click here.
Tuesday, February 9, 2016
Saver's Cost Plus Selects ADC's InterScale Scales Manager
With InterScale, Saver’s Cost Plus can now manage all of the data being sent to and from the barcode labeling scales in their fresh food departments, including change batch creation and management, as well as performing network tests and re-loading scales with item price.
The InterScale Scales Manager is one of the three software systems that comprise InterStore, ADC's integrated fresh item management software suite. The other two systems are: the NutriGen Recipe Manager, which centrally manages and analyzes recipes and generates legally compliant ingredient lists, and the P-Cubed Production Manager, which automates, manages and tracks shrink, inventory and production in the fresh departments of grocery stores.
About Saver’s Cost Plus
Saver’s Cost Plus is the best source of Latin American grocery, fresh meat and produce in North Texas. Saver’s Cost Plus is headquartered in Irving, Texas and operates stores in Grand Prairie, Fort Worth and Irving. Learn more at www.Savers-CostPlus.com.
Monday, January 18, 2016
Applied Data Corporation Announces Robert Appell has Been Promoted to CEO
ADC is pleased to announce that Robert Appell, previously ADC’s Chief Operating Officer, has been promoted to Chief Executive Officer at ADC, effective immediately. Steve Loveridge will now assume the role of Chairman at ADC and remains as the corporation’s owner.
Robert Appell has been with ADC since 1999, when he was hired as a Software Engineer and then promoted to a Senior Developer in 2001. After several more promotions over the next 10 years, Robert was promoted to Vice President of Development in 2006 and then to Chief Operating Officer in 2011.
Through his multiple positions at ADC, Robert has acquired a deep knowledge of all aspects of ADC’s product development and has a vast understanding of the Fresh Item Management business and technical requirements across ADC’s diverse client base.
“Having been with ADC for over 16 years, I look forward to continuing to work with our talented team to contribute to the company’s growth and deliver on ADC’s commitment to our clients of Keeping Fresh Profitable,” said Robert.
While Steve Loveridge has transitioned to Chairman of ADC, he remains the owner of ADC and continues to retain an active role in the design of ADC’s products and in operations of the company, including ADC’s continued growth in the European, Middle East and African markets. “We believe that this transition within ADC’s executive management ensures continuity of service to our customers, as well as our valued partners,” said Steve. “Additionally, it allows us to further our expansion into new markets and verticals.”
Robert Appell has been with ADC since 1999, when he was hired as a Software Engineer and then promoted to a Senior Developer in 2001. After several more promotions over the next 10 years, Robert was promoted to Vice President of Development in 2006 and then to Chief Operating Officer in 2011.
Through his multiple positions at ADC, Robert has acquired a deep knowledge of all aspects of ADC’s product development and has a vast understanding of the Fresh Item Management business and technical requirements across ADC’s diverse client base.
“Having been with ADC for over 16 years, I look forward to continuing to work with our talented team to contribute to the company’s growth and deliver on ADC’s commitment to our clients of Keeping Fresh Profitable,” said Robert.
While Steve Loveridge has transitioned to Chairman of ADC, he remains the owner of ADC and continues to retain an active role in the design of ADC’s products and in operations of the company, including ADC’s continued growth in the European, Middle East and African markets. “We believe that this transition within ADC’s executive management ensures continuity of service to our customers, as well as our valued partners,” said Steve. “Additionally, it allows us to further our expansion into new markets and verticals.”
Tuesday, December 22, 2015
The USDA's FSIS Announces Effective Date for Meat Grind Ruling
On December 14, 2015, the Food Safety and Inspection service (FSIS) announced it is amending its record keeping regulations to require that all official establishments and retail stores that grind raw beef products for sale maintain detailed records*. The effective date will be June 20, 2016.
The detailed records must include:
Applied Data Corporation (ADC) has been providing retailers with grind traceability solutions for over 5 years with their Meat Grind Traceability Management module, which is an electronic, automated system that captures and records source materials through the meat grind process, providing the information that both retailers and regulatory agencies need to quickly and effectively identify potential source materials that could cause or contribute to an outbreak, at any time.
ADC’s Meat Grind Traceability Management module is installed at a retailer's headquarters or hosted in the cloud and features an easy-to-use browser user interface that enables retailers to quickly implement the software with little investment in additional hardware. The software captures all of the required information from the primal’s barcode with wireless handheld devices.
To learn more about the proposed regulation or ADC’s software solution, please contact our office at +1.813.849.1818 or visit www.AppliedDataCorp.com.
*Read the complete final rule here.
The detailed records must include:
- The establishment numbers of establishments supplying material used to prepare each lot of raw ground beef product.
- All supplier lot numbers and production dates.
- The names of the supplied materials, including beef components and any materials carried over from one production lot to the next.
- The date and time each lot of raw ground beef product is produced.
- The date and time when grinding equipment and other related food-contact surfaces are cleaned and sanitized.
Applied Data Corporation (ADC) has been providing retailers with grind traceability solutions for over 5 years with their Meat Grind Traceability Management module, which is an electronic, automated system that captures and records source materials through the meat grind process, providing the information that both retailers and regulatory agencies need to quickly and effectively identify potential source materials that could cause or contribute to an outbreak, at any time.
ADC’s Meat Grind Traceability Management module is installed at a retailer's headquarters or hosted in the cloud and features an easy-to-use browser user interface that enables retailers to quickly implement the software with little investment in additional hardware. The software captures all of the required information from the primal’s barcode with wireless handheld devices.
To learn more about the proposed regulation or ADC’s software solution, please contact our office at +1.813.849.1818 or visit www.AppliedDataCorp.com.
*Read the complete final rule here.
Tuesday, October 6, 2015
Press Release: Kum & Go Selects and Begins Implementation of ADC's C-Pack and C-Pack+ Software Bundles
Tampa, Florida - October 6, 2015 - ADC announces that Kum & Go, a 430 store convenience chain headquartered in West Des Moines, Iowa, has selected and begun implementation of ADC’s C-Pack, C-Pack+ and Label Print Manager software.Kum & Go produces a variety of fresh food items in-stores, including breakfast items, sandwiches and pizzas. To promote growth of their fresh food operations, and create efficiencies for associates, the chain looked for alternatives to the paper-based systems they’d been using to manage inventory tracking, forecasting and shrink.
Kum & Go selected ADC’s C-Pack and C-Pack+ software bundles to capture shrink, provide accurate forecasting for fresh food production and manage perpetual and physical inventory. Additionally, C-Pack+ includes ADC’s NutriGen Recipe Manager, enabling Kum & Go to calculate costs, monitor actual margins of products sold and generate nutrition facts from recipes. Ingredient, nutrition facts and allergens are automatically sent to the label printer, ensuring all information in each recipe is also on the label.
“After an extensive, six month pilot in multiple stores running ADC’s software, we realized a net gain in sales greater than similar control stores that were set up to measure the effect of the pilot,” said Greg Tornberg, Vice President of Food Service at Kum & Go. “We also saw a reduction in shrink compared to the control stores and significantly reduced our cost per label.These results gave us the confidence to move forward with a full implementation.”
ADC’s C-Pack and C-Pack+ software is being rolled out to more than 150 stores in 2015 and the roll out will continue through 2016, as Kum & Go’s food service program continues to expand.
“Kum & Go is the first convenience store chain utilizing ADC’s software to improved fresh food sales, while reducing perishable waste,” said Steve Loveridge, CEO at ADC. “We are very pleased with Kum & Go’s results and look forward to working with them as they continue to grow their fresh foods program.”
ADC’s C-Pack and C-Pack+ software bundle are designed to improve fresh department operations for convenience store retailers. C-Pack includes P-Cubed Production Manager and P-Cubed Shrink Manager. C-Pack+ includes P-Cubed Physical Inventory Manager, P-Cubed Perpetual Inventory Manager and the NutriGen Recipe Manager.
For more information, please contact:
Jamie Simon
+1.813.849.1818 Ext. 2238
About Kum & Go
For more than 55 years, Kum & Go has been dedicated to the communities it serves, sharing 10 percent of its annual profits with charitable causes. The fifth-largest, privately held and company-operated convenience store chain in the U.S, Kum & Go is an industry pioneer founded on providing exceptional service and delivering more than what customers expect. Established in Hampton, Iowa in 1959, family-owned Kum & Go has since grown to employ more than 4,700 associates across more than 430 stores and 11 states (Iowa, Arkansas, Colorado, Minnesota, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, North Dakota, Oklahoma, South Dakota and Wyoming). Learn more at www.KumandGo.com.
About Applied Data Corporation (ADC)
Since 1989, Applied Data Corporation (ADC) has specialized in the development of data-management solutions for the supermarket, grocery and fresh-food industries. The InterScale scales management software developed by ADC is a global technology leader for host management of supermarket barcode-printing scales and printers. The InterScale system is a member of ADC's InterStore suite of fresh applications which also includes: NutriGen recipe management and P-Cubed shrink management, fresh inventory management, perishable production planning and demand-driven ordering. InterStore consolidates ADC's lead in the Fresh Item Management (FIM) software market with an integrated fresh software suite to provide greater efficiencies and optimize production in the grocer's fresh-food departments. ADC has over 125 supermarket chains and over 10,000 stores installed in 11 countries. For more information on ADC visit www.AppliedDataCorp.com.
Wednesday, September 30, 2015
ADC held our 14th annual ReFresh Fresh Item Management (FIM) Conference from September 21-24, 2015 at the Sheraton Sand Key in Clearwater Beach, Florida. This year’s ReFresh attendees represented twenty three retailers, making it the largest conference in ReFresh history.
The ReFresh agenda included informative subject matter expert presenters, FIM software presentations from ADC (including retail experience presentations), and retailer-chaired roundtable discussions.
Agenda highlights included:
About Applied Data Corporation (ADC)
Since 1989, Applied Data Corporation (ADC) has specialized in the development of data-management solutions for the supermarket, grocery and fresh-food industries. The InterScale scales management software developed by ADC is a global technology leader for host management of supermarket barcode-printing scales and printers. The InterScale system is a member of ADC's InterStore suite of fresh applications which also includes: NutriGen recipe management and P-Cubed shrink management, fresh inventory management, perishable production planning and demand-driven ordering. InterStore consolidates ADC's lead in the Fresh Item Management (FIM) software market with an integrated fresh software suite to provide greater efficiencies and optimize production in the grocer's fresh-food departments. ADC has over 125 supermarket chains and over 10,000 stores installed in 11 countries. For more information on ADC visit www.AppliedDataCorp.com.
The ReFresh agenda included informative subject matter expert presenters, FIM software presentations from ADC (including retail experience presentations), and retailer-chaired roundtable discussions.
Agenda highlights included:
- Federal Regulatory Update: What Retailers Need to Know by Erik R. Lieberman, president of U.S. Food Imports LLC and principal of Lieberman PLLC. Erik shared the latest information on key regulations impacting retailers, including the FDA’s Menu Labeling Regulation and the proposed ruling on Meat Grind Management from FSIS.
- U.S. Grocery Shopper Trend Report by David Fikes, Vice President of Consumer/Community Affairs and Communications at the Food Marketing Institute. David shared findings from FMI’s recent report, including insight into why individual food shoppers make the decisions they do in supermarkets.
- “Lots of important information presented in an interesting manner. Thank you!”
- “The conference was informative and well planned. The networking opportunities are a great benefit. Thank you for a wonderful and informative conference!”
- “Nicely setup with good networking breaks.”
Since 1989, Applied Data Corporation (ADC) has specialized in the development of data-management solutions for the supermarket, grocery and fresh-food industries. The InterScale scales management software developed by ADC is a global technology leader for host management of supermarket barcode-printing scales and printers. The InterScale system is a member of ADC's InterStore suite of fresh applications which also includes: NutriGen recipe management and P-Cubed shrink management, fresh inventory management, perishable production planning and demand-driven ordering. InterStore consolidates ADC's lead in the Fresh Item Management (FIM) software market with an integrated fresh software suite to provide greater efficiencies and optimize production in the grocer's fresh-food departments. ADC has over 125 supermarket chains and over 10,000 stores installed in 11 countries. For more information on ADC visit www.AppliedDataCorp.com.
Wednesday, August 12, 2015
ADC Announces Second Subject Matter Expert Speaker for 14th Annual ReFresh Fresh Item Management Conference
To learn more about ReFresh 2015 or to register, click here.
David’s areas of responsibility at FMI include consumer research, animal welfare issues and communicating the many socially responsible ways food retailers interact with their local community. Prior to his position with FMI, he served as the Director of Communication for the American Frozen Food Institute. David’s presentation will highlight findings from FMI’s recent U.S. Grocery Shopper Trends Report, conducted by the Hartman Group, including insight into why individual food shoppers make the decisions they do and how their attitudes and piecemeal behaviors translate into large-scale shifts that affect supermarket revenues and growth.
ReFresh is ADC's annual FIM conference that brings together grocery, convenience and food service retailers, industry partners and subject matter experts to discuss and share information on the latest technologies for managing fresh foods.
Tuesday, June 30, 2015
ADC at Food and Drink IT Summit
Look for ADC in Stand #40 at the 2015 Food and Drink IT Summit in Birmingham, United Kingdom at the Motorcycle Museum on July 7th.
Learn more about the Food and Drink IT Summit here.
Learn more about the Food and Drink IT Summit here.
Tuesday, June 16, 2015
ADC at NCR Synergy
Look for ADC in Booth #707 at the 2015 NCR Synergy show in Orlando, Florida from June 22-24 at Walt Disney's Swan and Dolphin Hotel.
Learn more about NCR Synergy here http://bit.ly/1Fnwtau.
Learn more about NCR Synergy here http://bit.ly/1Fnwtau.
Thursday, June 4, 2015
ADC at FMI Connect
At this year's FMI Connect, we will be in Booth #2604 and demonstrating how InterStore, our integrated Fresh Item Management (FIM) software suite can help to minimize your perishable shrink. FMI Connect 2015 is June 9-11 at McCormick Place in Chicago, Illinois.
In addition to exhibiting, ADC has a few other ways to interact with us at the show:
In addition to exhibiting, ADC has a few other ways to interact with us at the show:
- Mark Molter, ADC's Director of Sales, Americas, is presenting in the Fresh & Prepared Pavilion on the topic of "Optimizing Fresh Food Retailing with Technology" on Wednesday, June 10 from 3:15pm-3:45pm. To learn more, please click here.
- Erik Lieberman of Lieberman PLLC will be conducting two presentations regarding the upcoming FDA Menu Labeling Regulations, including what retailers need to know and how to prepare, and Grind Logs. The presentations will be on Tuesday, June 9th and Wednesday, June 10th at 1:00pm in our Booth #2604.
Wednesday, May 27, 2015
Applied Data Corporation Presents at FMI Connect 2015 in the Fresh & Prepared Pavilion
ADC is pleased to announce that Mark Molter, ADC’s Director of Sales, Americas, will be presenting a “Fresh Bites” presentation in the Fresh and Prepared Pavilion at FMI Connect in Chicago, Illinois.Mark’s presentation, “Optimizing Fresh Food Retailing with Technology”, outlines the most common challenges fresh food retailers face, including compliance with food safety regulations, such as FDA’s Menu Labeling Regulation and Grind Logs, as well as how to overcome these challenges through the use of fresh item management software, including ADC’s InterStore.
FMI Connect runs from June 9 through June 11 at McCormick Place in Chicago, Illinois. FMI Connect is the annual event where retailers of all kinds, wholesalers, merchandisers, operations, CIOs and CTOs go for ideas, products, partnerships and professional development. Attendees can also visit ADC in their Booth, #2604.
To learn more about FMI Connect, please visit www.FMIConnect.net.
Wednesday, April 29, 2015
Dansk Supermarked Gruppen Boosts Fresh Credentials with ADC’s Fresh Item Management (FIM) Software Suite
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n the final article in conjunction with Retail Time's definitive Guide to Profitable Fresh Foods Retailing, we discuss how Dansk Supermarked Gruppen (DSG) has implemented ADC’s Fresh Item Management software to boost performance in its fresh foods departments at Føtex supermarkets and Bilka hypermarkets.
You can read the article here.
n the final article in conjunction with Retail Time's definitive Guide to Profitable Fresh Foods Retailing, we discuss how Dansk Supermarked Gruppen (DSG) has implemented ADC’s Fresh Item Management software to boost performance in its fresh foods departments at Føtex supermarkets and Bilka hypermarkets.You can read the article here.
Monday, April 13, 2015
Milam's Markets Selects and Implements ADC's InterScale Scales Manager
Milam’s Markets was looking for a centralized scales management solution to work with their Hobart and Mettler Toledo scales, which led to their selection of ADC’s InterScale Scales Manager.
Additionally, ADC provided consulting services to assist Milam’s Markets with organizing their data structure to ensure it would allow for seamless future integrations and implementations of software.
“We’re pleased to see Milam’s Markets successfully install our InterScale Scales Manager in their 4 stores,” said Steve Loveridge, CEO at ADC. “We look forward to working with Milam’s Markets on future Fresh Item Management projects.”
For more information, please contact:
Jamie Simon
+1.813.849.1818 Ext. 2238
About Milam’s Markets
We aren't some superstore that doesn’t have any roots to the community we serve- Milam's Markets is a Florida family owned business that has been employing Florida workers and contributing to our local community since 1984. For more information on Milam's Markets, please visit www.MilamsMarkets.com.
About Applied Data Corporation (ADC)
Since 1989, Applied Data Corporation (ADC) has specialized in the development of data-management solutions for the supermarket, grocery and fresh-food industries. The InterScale scales management software developed by ADC is a global technology leader for host management of supermarket barcode-printing scales and printers. The InterScale system is a member of ADC's InterStore suite of fresh applications which also includes: NutriGen recipe management and P-Cubed shrink management, fresh inventory management, perishable production planning and demand-driven ordering. InterStore consolidates ADC's lead in the Fresh Item Management (FIM) software market with an integrated fresh software suite to provide greater efficiencies and optimize production in the grocer's fresh-food departments. ADC has over 125 supermarket chains and over 10,000 stores installed in 11 countries. For more information on ADC visit www.AppliedDataCorp.com.
Monday, March 30, 2015
A Retailer in the Midwest Selects ADC’S InterScale Scales Manager and NutriGen Recipe Manager
ADC announces that a retailer located in the Midwest has selected InterScale Scales Manager and NutriGen Recipe Manager. The retailer selected InterScale Scales Manager to use with their Hobart scales. Additionally, the retailer selected InterScale to increase accurate scale labeling, provide visibility of scale communication errors and re-loading scales with item price and food safety information.
“We are pleased to see one of our newest customers moving forward with the implementation of our InterScale Scales Manager software, as they previously attended our ReFresh conference to learn more about our company and our software solutions,” said Steve Loveridge, CEO at ADC. “We look forward to hearing the successes with InterScale and working with them on future FIM projects, including installing our NutriGen Recipe Manager.”
To learn more, click here.
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