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Matalan Choose Qube Property Management Software
Qube Global Software are pleased to announce that Matalan, the UK's leading clothing, homeware and electricals retailer, has ordered Qube Property Management Software.Matalan currently trades from over 200 stores and first phase of the project will be the setting-up of a database of their stores and allied properties. The second phase will be a link to their corporate financial suite.
The Qube solution will assist in providing cost efficiencies related to the occupation of the properties and will provide enhanced reporting on the portfolio.
We look forward to the successful implementation of the software and the development of a strong partnership with Matalan.
About Matalan
Matalan is one of the UK's leading clothing and homewares retailers offering quality fashion and homewares at up to half the equivalent high street price.
Matalan offers something for all the family. With an average 30,000 sq. ft per store, Matalan's product range offers a comprehensive selection of quality homewares, ladies', men's and children's clothing and footwear - all under one roof. www.matalan.co.uk
About Qube Global Software
Qube Global Software is one of the most significant suppliers of property and facilities management software in today’s marketplace.
The company was created from the merger of Fraser Williams Commercial Systems, FDS Advanced Systems and Estate Computer Systems. Their portfolio of products includes the Horizon, Planet and Qube software systems.
Over the last 30 years they’ve helped thousands of clients, from small investors through to global corporations, manage every aspect of their property portfolio. Their solutions can bring increased revenue and efficiency, reduced costs and full access to vital information for each and every sector of the property industry.
Qube Global Software has offices throughout the United Kingdom, United States, Middle East and Australia.
For more information please visit http://www.qubeglobal.com
Qube Global Software
Dexter House
2 Royal Mint Court
London EC3N 4QN
United Kingdom
+44 (0) 207 9799 9300
James Lavery
Qube Global Software offers the property industry’s most comprehensive portfolio of applications, technologies and expertise. Our portfolio of products includes the Horizon, Planet and Qube software systems and enables our wide range of customers to deploy innovative property and facilities management solutions.
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