crossmarks

crossmarks

[′krȯs‚märks]
(graphic arts)
Register marks used for the exact positioning of images in step-and-repeat, double, or multicolor printing; also used for superimposing overlays onto a base or onto each other.
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Four menattempted to steal the cash machinefrom theSunbury CrossMarks and Spencer but, despite causing extensive damage,had to leave empty-handedafter they were interrupted by the police.
All 14 ram raids in Surrey and north Hampshire after incidents sky-rocket over summer; Nine of the region's 14 ram raids and ATM thefts in 2018 took place in July and August
Today, a growing number of retailers and manufacturers are sharing data directly with their trading partners and teaming up to analyze it themselves, saving money and enhancing performance through collaboration.The report reveals that among the supply chain and merchandising benefits trading partners are reaping with the use of retailer-direct data are reduced out-of-stocks, improved forecast accuracy and reduced merchandising costs at retail."One key learning that we identified in terms of successful practices for direct data-sharing programs is that the data must be shared throughout the company -- not restricted to one department or team," noted CROSSMARKS"S Hollie Gonzales, one of the report authors and a member of the GMA Information Systems Committee.
Retailers and Trading Partners Sharing Data Reap Numerous Rewards: GMA Study
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