AWW

(Formerly defined as: Clothes Printing & Tryckt och Klart & AWW concept)

AWW wave one primarily includes three enabling epics, that will make it possible for us to move towards the desired state, as defined by the prestudies. The three enabling epics (or sub initiatives) are…

1. Making it possible to charge our customers for the work when printing clothes – Carl Granlund
   We need to investigate whether the current solution (Value Added Services) is sufficient, and it is only a matter of change management, or if additional development is necessary.

2. Making it possible for the web user to choose item within a product, based on size and color – Christian Englén
   The data is already displayed in the variant list, and we would like to offer our web customer the opportunity to filter and choose product using drop menus for size and color, according to standard practices in the fashion industry. These drop menus should only be activated for certain product categories (clothes and wearables) where it makes sense for the customer to use these variables when looking to buy.

3. Enriching the MasterData with more product images – Maria Fagrenius
   A product should have images representing all the variant colors, and display all sides of a product (front, back, sides and so on).

AWW wave two and onwards includes, but are not limited to…

• The main customer for a company should be able to design their workwear in a design tool, defining placement, angle and size for the artwork

• The main customer for a company should be able to designate which products their staff is presented with (limiting the assortment) in a so called Sortilog

• A secondary tier customer (employee at the customer company) should be able to order items from the specific assortment