RPE Expands Focus to Space and Category Management
RPE, a retail merchandising and supply chain consultant, has expanded capabilities and service offerings in the area of space management and category management to respond to retail demand. An increasing number of retail organizations have identified company planograms and floor plans as components to efficiently drive lower inventory, maximize assortment at the shelf, and connect historical sales to their host merchandising, replenishment and POS systems.
"RPE has made a major investment and commitment to this opportune industry initiative," said Cliff Epstein, president, RPE. "Space and category management is not only one of the most active consultative opportunities in the trade today, but is equally strategic in tying in merchandising, POS, inventory, BI and analytics."
RPE's business and functional consultants have worked on some of the largest Intactix implementations; offer retail and domain experience to lead category management implementations; and boast nearly two decades of JDA Software and Intactix expertise.
In today's competitive market, retailers in most sectors, including softline apparel, general merchandising, hardlines, electronics, and specialty channels are dependent on space, floor and assortment planning as priority solutions to distinguish themselves from the competition.
"RPE has made a major investment and commitment to this opportune industry initiative," said Cliff Epstein, president, RPE. "Space and category management is not only one of the most active consultative opportunities in the trade today, but is equally strategic in tying in merchandising, POS, inventory, BI and analytics."
RPE's business and functional consultants have worked on some of the largest Intactix implementations; offer retail and domain experience to lead category management implementations; and boast nearly two decades of JDA Software and Intactix expertise.
In today's competitive market, retailers in most sectors, including softline apparel, general merchandising, hardlines, electronics, and specialty channels are dependent on space, floor and assortment planning as priority solutions to distinguish themselves from the competition.