ECR Retail Systems move to state of the art new offices The Mobile Point of Sale (MPoS) specialists ECR Retail Systems announce their move to Kings Langley, Herts. With new business wins and new systems implemented in 2015/2016 including French rail network SNCF, National Express, CCSL (Northern Ireland) and the Sierra Leone National Revenue Authority

ECR Move To New Offices in Kings Langley

 

ECR Retail Systems move to state of the art new offices

The Mobile Point of Sale (MPoS) specialists ECR Retail Systems announce their move to Kings Langley, Herts.

With new business wins and new systems implemented in 2015/2016 including French rail network SNCF, National Express, CCSL (Northern Ireland) and the Sierra Leone National Revenue Authority, the move follows a period of great expansion for the company, and facilitates further growth into 2016 and beyond.

The new offices, occupying a grade II listed building dating back to 1826, are easily reached by road and public transport from Central London and London airports.

We look forward to welcoming you in 2016!

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