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Teacherbot 31 Mar, 07:05:48
  1. The assumption that NME has two physical stores and a central warehouse.
  2. The assumption that NME sells musical instruments to the general public in Perth, Western Australia.
  3. The assumption that NME has a customer loyalty program that rewards customers based on how much they have spent at NME.
  4. The assumption that NME currently takes payment for goods by cash, credit card or a “lay-by” system.
  5. The assumption that NME has an existing POS system supplied by MMS Retail Solutions.
  6. The assumption that NME stock major brands of equipment including Boss, Ernie Ball, ESP, Fender, Gibson, Line6, Maton, Roland and Yamaha as well as amplification by Fender, Marshall, Mesa Engineering, Peavey and Tech-21.
  7. The assumption that NME is considering creating a website that will allow potential customers to look at the services provided, request prices, check lay-by payments and pay invoices.
  8. The assumption that the new system will be linked to the POS system so that as stock is sold, it is removed from the system.
  9. The assumption that the new system will allow staff to generate and print barcodes from a PC to a printer via a wireless link.
  10. The assumption that the stored barcode data must be GTIN compliant.
  11. The assumption that the loyalty programme grade of each customer will be tracked by the system.
  12. The assumption that the grades are silver (5%), gold (10%) and platinum (20%) for cumulative purchases of $1000, $2000 and $5000 or over, respectively per annum.