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Outlet Segmentation and Ranging

CACI's location planning experts will help you with all aspects of managing your current and future networks. As well as providing in depth analysis of individual
locations CACI provide strategic guidance on how to gain the best returns from your current portfolio.

How to gain the most from your current and future networks.

Segmenting your stores

For the largest outlet portfolios it is important that the store or branch meets the demands of the local consumers. Local outlet orientation may be about the design of premises matching consumers' desires or more commonly in determining products and services appropriate to the catchment for the outlet.

CACI has undertaken a number of outlet segmentation projects based on factors such as residential population, workforce population, competition and site characteristics.

Matching the product range to the local population for increased sales

There is a wealth of market research information available which explains 'who buys what'. Through customer profiling, CACI can relate this to the characteristics of the customers shopping at individual outlets. By targeting their product range more appropriately, stock turnover, sales and profit all improve.

In addition to product manufacturers, these principles have been applied equally successfully for department stores, convenience retailers and outlet centres.

Year on year CACI's consultative approach and business savvy underpins so much that we achieve with the IKEA catalogue. It's this strong relationship and understanding of our business, combined with CACI's modelling experience, which has been really exceptional and so key for the IKEA business in the UK.

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