Sweda - Linux-Based Supermarket Point Of Sale (POS) & Digital Sign Solutions

Sweda

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Revolutionizing Point-of-Sale

WELCOME TO SWEDA

Welcome to Sweda, where for over 70 years, we have revolutionized point-of-sale (POS) to meet the ever-changing demands of retail.

We utilize the latest technologies to provide effective solutions designed to improve your customers' shopping experience and build brand loyalty by delivering exceptional value at customer touch-points throughout your stores.

Sweda serves retailers throughout North America and Asia; providing the robust, high-performance, fault-tolerant, and feature-rich solutions that are demanded by today's highly competitive Supermarket industry.

Let us show you how Sweda can put its in-depth industry knowledge, and proven solutions, to work for your organization to build customer loyalty, enhance competitiveness, and increase profitability.

Please contact us today at one of our corporate offices located across the globe, or click here to first download a brochure and learn more about how we can deliver the best solution to meet your specific needs.

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August, 2008

The Los Angeles Times reports that seven Gigante supermarkets in California have taken the El Super name. This almost doubles El Super's California stores.

July 14, 2008

Recently, SupermarketNews.com reported that grocery stores in Ontario owned by Metro are dimming interior lights by as much as 50% during a summer effort to reduce demand on Ontario’s power grid. The effort, talking place at A&P, Dominion, Ultra Food & Drug, the Barn, Loeb and Food Basics stores owned by the Montreal-based retailer, are part of the “Leave It Greener” campaign, which also promotes reusable shopping bags, prints sales fliers on recycled paper, offer plastic bag recycling at stores and diverts cardboard and plastics from landfills, Metro said.

July 11, 2008

In a recent StoreFrontBacktalk.com article, Bill Homa, who just stepped down in July 2008 as the CIO for the Hannaford supermarket chain, discussed his views on data security, PCI, Linux, and Microsoft.

July 8, 2008

Loblaw announced a 120,000 sq ft store in Ontario that is to be LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design Green Building Rating System) certified, as well as serve as a prototype for future Loblaw stores across the country.

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