Nisa-Today's gets infrastructure refresh

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By Miya Knights
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Grocery buying group cuts mission-critical order processing times and reduces risk with an IT update.

Nisa-Today's, the UK's largest buying group for independent retail and wholesale companies, has update its legacy IBM Power4-based UNIX and Oracle 9i IT infrastructure to speed order processing times and reduce the risk of downtime.

It decided to overhaul and update its infrastructure as demand on its UNIX AIX5.1-based systems, running Oracle 9i database, application server and retail management systems (RMS), an enterprise resource planning (ERP) application with a focus on merchandise planning and order capture system (OCS) was growing.

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Miya Knights
Miya Knights

A 25-year veteran enterprise technology expert, Miya Knights applies her deep understanding of technology gained through her journalism career to both her role as a consultant and as director at Retail Technology Magazine, which she helped shape over the past 17 years. Miya was educated at Oxford University, earning a master’s degree in English.

Her role as a journalist has seen her write for many of the leading technology publishers in the UK such as ITPro, TechWeekEurope, CIO UK, Computer Weekly, and also a number of national newspapers including The Times, Independent, and Financial Times.