The Co-op Thread

WillPS · Mon 13 May, 2019 21.52

JAS84 wrote: ↑
Mon 13 May, 2019 11.03
When will The Co-Operative Bank rebrand, I wonder? It's no longer owned by the Co-Op, and is still using the old generic branding.

As soon as the hedge funds manage to flog it off.

thegeek · Mon 20 May, 2019 16.21

Any guesses as to what this version of the cloverleaf is doing on an EPOS screen?

It's a brand new store, so not like it had been lurking on the system from two rebrands ago.

JetixFann450 · Mon 20 May, 2019 18.18

thegeek wrote: ↑
Mon 20 May, 2019 16.21
Any guesses as to what this version of the cloverleaf is doing on an EPOS screen?

It's a brand new store, so not like it had been lurking on the system from two rebrands ago.

I do think it could be that they looked up "Co-Op" logo on Google and the closest thing they've gotten is that. Never seen that logo since 2007 though.

JAS84 · Mon 20 May, 2019 18.53

Did that new store replace an old one and they just brought across the EPOS computers?

thegeek · Mon 20 May, 2019 19.01

I don't think so - they're expanding in the area and I can't think of any branches that have closed lately.

woah · Mon 20 May, 2019 19.32

That is new EPOS equipment anyway, Co-op seem to be switching to Windor Nixdorf (or Diebold Nixdorf as it is now) from the existing IBM kit, but running the same software.

Central England Co-op are also moving away from IBM to HP for their EPOS systems.

WillPS · Tue 21 May, 2019 16.35

I've observed it in multiple branches, including brand new ones. There is a white on blue version too. It appears to be a placeholder when they are missing a slide to display. Presumably baked in to the software in some inconvenient way.

Arcolar · Sun 26 May, 2019 02.29

I completely dont know why I have just reminded a nice book "The doll on the chain" probably by Robert Lundlum.... What was with that doll???...and that chain....

g67bbx · Sun 26 May, 2019 19.18

woah wrote: ↑
Mon 20 May, 2019 19.32
That is new EPOS equipment anyway, Co-op seem to be switching to Windor Nixdorf (or Diebold Nixdorf as it is now) from the existing IBM kit, but running the same software.

Central England Co-op are also moving away from IBM to HP for their EPOS systems.

Southern Co-op have just renewed their EPOS (again) and now run "VME Intellistore" instead of the previous EPOS (Retalix Storeline I think) they have only run for about 3/4 years. From looking at the customer display it looks like a step back in time than advancing technology.

From what I understand "InControl-Evolution" is co-op's in house EPOS system.