Experian FootFall

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FootFall Ltd[1] was founded in 1991 by John Gallagher and Brian Barnes. The company initially sold hardware solutions designed to measure pedestrian flows within UK shopping centres. The company evolved into a provider of information services based on pedestrian flow. FootFall systems are installed 37 countries with customers primarily in the retail and retail property industries. In December 2005[2] Experian purchased FootFall Ltd at a cost of 36 million GBP[3]. Experian FootFall is a product of Experian PLC.

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Pedestrian flow. Retail Conversion Rate. Customer Opportunity. Retail Peel Off. Occupancy. Dwell Time.

FootFall logo 1991 - 2001
FootFall logo 1991 - 2001
FootFall logo 2001 - 2007
FootFall logo 2001 - 2007


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  1. ^ FootFall. Previously BJB Systems and Pointstyle Ltd Retrieved on 2008-05-24
  2. ^ Experian purchases FootFall press release Retrieved on 2008-05-24
  3. ^ Birmingham Mail- Sale of FootFall Retrieved on 2008-05-24

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