The 2021 Retail Systems awards is now open for entries, with the deadline for entries set for 26 February 2021.
The awards, which will return for their 16th year, celebrate the retail industry’s best and brightest across 29 categories, including online innovation of the year, in-store technology of the year and omnichannel solution of the year.
This year also sees the introduction of the Covid Innovation award, a new category recognising the most innovative response to the disruption of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The awards are free to enter and open to entries from retailers and technology firms serving clients in the UK.
Entries should be submitted by 26th February 2021 to ensure a place in this key fixture in the retail technology calendar.
For more information see the Retail Systems Awards website.
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