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Coverage of the UK Oracle Retail Week Awards where Simon Cowell presented the outstanding contribution reward to Sir Philip Green.

Comment piece from Graham Ruddick at the Daily Telegraph appeared this morning focusing on Zara, article includes a note on their win at the Oracle Retail Week Awards.

Coverage of the UK Oracle Retail Week Awards where Sir Philip Green was presented with the outstanding contribution reward.

John Lewis won both Oracle Retailer of the Year and Brandbank Multichannel Retailer of the Year. Managing director Andy Street talks about its success.

What does success look like in 2013? It's a question that will increasingly be asked of retailers. As consumer concerns about the economy begin to subside, attention will soon turn to who is best placed to ride any wave of recovery - no matter how small. The Oracle Retail Week Awards is not only the single biggest celebration of this great industry but a unique opportunity to reflect on just that. Sales figures and footfall tell a story, but they are far from the whole narrative. And the people, brands and companies on show at this week's awards give an insight into the strategic advances made by retailers in the past 12 months.

Online piece highlighting photos of winners from the UK ORWA 2013 event.

Sir Philip Green, winner of this year's Outstanding Contribution to Retail award, talks about building his empire, US success and doing his bit for the industry.

Online piece highlighting photos of winners from the ORWA 2013 event.

Coverage of M.Video news release on their selection of Oracle Commerce Solutions to Support Growth and Develop a Complete Customer Experience.

More than half (56 percent) of consumers worldwide will have the opportunity anywhere and at any time of the day to shop. Also says 61 percent of these consumers that it is important that online stores are easily accessible. These percentages come from the study Evolution of Retailing Experience of Oracle software. In physical stores is 56 percent a pleasant and inspiring environment is important and 62 percent want to see and test products. Nearly ninety percent are very service until quite important while shopping.

News coverage on the UK findings of the EoER research.

Coverage of the UK findings of EoER research.

Study of Oracle Retail in Russia: rules dictate consumers today

According to a study conducted by Oracle Evolution of Experience Retailing, consumers want to retail store is not limited to, a city or a country, take into account local needs and expectations, and was due to their individual preferences. 87% of Russian respondents said that the quality of care for them very or quite important, while 70% intend to shop in other countries to get the best prices.

News coverage resulting from the Russian EoER research press launch.

News coverage resulting from the Russian EoER research press launch.

Feature on where UK high street is heading which includes EoER research to support various points.

News coverage resulting from the Russian EoER research press launch.

Coverage resulting from the Russian EoER research press launch.

Coverage resulting from the Russian EoER research press launch.