Toshiba Introduces Retail Market Loyalty Program Management System to Vietnam
Toshiba’s point system is employed by major supermarket chains in Japan, and has over 40 million end users. It allows customers to earn and utilize points, and supports retailers in improving sales and marketing by understanding customer visits and purchase histories. Toshiba’s extensive experience, installation record and comprehensive support structure, from system implementation to operation design, were contributing factors in FPT shop’s selection of this system. Toshiba and FPT group’s software products and services provider, FPT Software, cooperated on localization, including language, currency and tax requirements.
“Through our strategic alliance with FPT, we identified PointArtist® as a potential area for collaboration.” said Mr. Tomoki Tada, Vice President of Toshiba’s Industrial ICT Solutions Company. “By introducing our customer-oriented technology and solutions to ICT-based retail solutions FPT group and Vietnam, we are committing to contribute to the modernization of Vietnam’s retail sector. We will also seek to strengthen our business base in Vietnam and our presence in ASEAN’s ICT market.”
“In addition to increasing the coverage of FPT shops nationwide to reach new customers, engaging them in our shops via loyalty and promotion programs is also a strategic approach that we are focusing and will prioritize from now on.” said Ms. Giang Doan, Vice Director of Business Development Department, FPT Digital Retail JSC. “To foster this approach, finding a prestigious solution provider is a key of success, I think. As a global name providing innovative qualified IT solutions, I believe Toshiba’s point system delivered by FPT Software, can help us to implement diversified loyalty campaigns efficiently. Working with Toshiba’s team in this project helped me to consolidate my thinking and was very useful.”
Vietnam has recorded the highest GDP growth rate in the fast growing ASEAN region for the last ten years, and the potential for future growth remains high. In the retail sector, while small stores still play the main role, the shares of modern retailers, convenience stores and supermarket chains are expected to rise from 18% in 2015 to around 24% in 2020.
Toshiba has a long established presence in Vietnam. In 2007, the company set up a software development center in Hanoi to provide Vietnamese software engineers with training and know-how in embedded software and systems. Toshiba also provides scholarships to Vietnam's two national universities, Vietnam National University in Hanoi and Vietnam National University in Ho Chi Minh City, and to Hanoi University of Technology.
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