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TWC celebrates 100% service success

Data and digital partner to the wholesale, foodservice and retail sectors, TWC, is celebrating 100% service success confirming that not one customer has experienced downtime over the past year.

According to Tom Fender of TWC, this reinforces company’s position as the ‘go to’ partner for powerful data insight to boost sales and growth for its customers.


“Harnessing the power of data has never been so important, and the UK is at the forefront of innovation in this market” he said. “And there is nothing more frustrating for a client than sudden system failure or loss of hard-won data that can skew important figures and weaken data-reads.

“This is especially important right now when customer shopping behaviours have changed almost overnight in the wake of the Covid-19 Pandemic and accuracy of data is vital to understand those changes.

“Equally, take compliance – if a customer loses data – and they might not be aware that they have lost it – this can have a negative impact on their business or put it at risk.

“We are tremendously proud of the fact that in the last twelve months, we have not experienced so much as five minutes downtime and our clients can have confidence in the accuracy of information due to our ongoing data integrity processes, and be secure in the knowledge that the data they hold within their business reflects minimum risk”.

With over 100 years’ experience in Wholesale, Foodservice, Retail, Buying Groups and Convenience, TWC already partners many of the biggest names in the industry and prides itself on delivering transformative business results for its clients.

“Our business is all about capturing the power of sales data, insights and smart technologies that enables our clients to accelerate their sales and growth”.

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