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Igaunijas pieredze eiro ieviešanas procesā

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Kristjan Ploompuu. Nixor Estonia pārdošanas direktors. Igaunijas pieredze: informācijas tehnoloģiju pielāgošana pārejas procesa plānošanā. Pielāgošanas nepieciešamība tirdzniecības un pakalpojumu sniegšanas jomā.

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Everything is possible!

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Nixor group

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System integration

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Complete service

Problem solving

System integration

Training and advice

Help desk and support

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Hospitality Retail

Multi media Security

Integrated IT solutions

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Clients

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Partners

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�Estonia ’s experience in going into Eurozone

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Our compentence

�Our competence:

6 different systems - hotels, all types of retail shops, cruise ships, restaurants, coffee shops etc.

€ change took place in more than 300 locations and involved more than 2000 POS and backofficeplaces

We had to communicate with 4 different international partners , all the customers and also customer other business partners. Also intense cooperation with banks and credit/debit card authorization centres, retail union, media and other businesses directly or indirectly related.

90% of the system went online on the €-day . So all price list, stock value and other conversions took place that night. Many systems updated manually - customer choice.

Many customers closed their shops for 1 day, some even for 2 weeks when there was 2 currency periodas their systems didn’t have functionality for it.

As we did the analyze what information must be changed during the project, we ordered (and did ourselves) the development and this was tested many times , final tes t were done by the customer .

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Activity list

Our competence- nr of customers- nr of locations- nr of places (POS, stock, BO workstation)Who were involved- customers- partners- competitors- third party system providers- media- unions

What customer did- request- analyze- decision- order- third party project management- testing- training- a lot of internal communication

What we did- analyze- consultation- planning- communication- agreements- development- testing- training- delivery- implementation- real-time monitoring- customer support

What was changed:- same version- price lists- stock values- price labels- product information- POS behaviour

* receipts* customer display* functions* keyboard buttons* declarations in two currency* returning goods by customer

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Problems

- systems are not possible to develop according to the needs

- made development was not tested as much as was needed

- customer display’s didn’t show all information in two currency

- third party partners were not well enough informed

- not enough cash was reserved

- cash drawers were not changed to €

- staff was not so well trained, made user errors not know how to correct

- project was not considered so serious in some cases and customer didn’t really put their energy into it

- € payment acceptance were not synchronized with banks

-customer hardware did not have enough resource to complete fast enough the conversion process

-people used fake money

-printing labels took lot of manual work and time

Main problems in Estonia when Euro came

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Suggestions- make agreements with your business partners, give them responsibility- appoint project managers from your side- try to understand the technical aspects also in detail to secure the transition success- learn the transition obligations yourself- think of which conversion rate you want to use - “fair price”, “rounded”, “adjusted nearest”, “product based”- if you use “fair price concept” in calculating prices then use stickers in your shop to advert it- reserve enough cash as you’ll be the “currency exchange office”- make go-live transition at least month before in order to be able to check everything in front- if you really need cash handling security systems (coin sorters, note detectors) then do it now in order to get good pricing- think of how the old system will be cleaned and archive- prepare cash drawers to hold right size of coins and notes- work though the method how you handle user made errors- if your business is basically 24/7 - think of having even double debit/credit card terminals to accept payments (LVL & EUR)- collect and distribute all your location based responsible person names to your POS system partner- think of how do you use 7 months later valid gift cards, empties vouchers, other vouchers or other money-value papers?-if you need to return goods to supplier after 01.01.2014 and the prices have changed - what price you use to return. Is your supplier ok with it or can system handle this?-at cash register – two currencies available or not?

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Thank you for your attention!

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