Wincor Nixdorf awarded contract to provide site systems software as part of Shell’s Global Site Systems Programme

Wincor Nixdorf is set to equip Shell International Petroleum Company Limited (“Shell”) service stations internationally with a new service station solution and, in doing so, further standardize large sections of Shell’s service station network. 
David Moss, General Manager Site Systems from Shell explained: “Shell are pleased to announce that Wincor Nixdorf have been awarded a contract to provide Site Systems software as part of Shell’s Global Site Systems Program.  The program will be rolled out over the next five years and will benefit a significant proportion of Shell’s Retail Estate. This contract was awarded following a rigorous selection process by Shell that has been running over the past nine months.  Wincor Nixdorf will start to work with Shell from Jan ’09 and we look forward to them being an integral part of the delivery team over the life of the program.”
The holistic Namos portfolio, representing Wincor Nixdorf`s i-Service Station, sets new standards for Petroleum/Convenience Retailers. Its flexibility enables the same solution to be used across a global network, no matter of the operation types or size of operation.
Its modules can be used individually giving Retailers the flexibility to adapt to the wishes and needs of their customers and respond to today and tomorrow’s business challenges.
"We are honoured to have been awarded this extremely important project by Shell and we look forward to being an integral partner to Shell over the life of the program," Horst von Wels, Director Service Stations International at Wincor Nixdorf, commented. Five of the world’s top 10 mineral oil companies trust in Wincor Nixdorf as their global solution provider. "With Namos, Wincor Nixdorf offers a software package that features standardized interfaces and plug-in modules and is easily adapted to the needs of individual customers and countries," von Wels added.